Commodore Hotel & Cafe

Tucked into the heart of downtown Linden, the Commodore Hotel & Café is a shining example of small-town revival and Southern charm. Originally built in 1939 and lovingly restored by owners Kathy and Michael Dumont, the Commodore offers a stay that’s as timeless as the town it calls home.

More than just a hotel, the Commodore has become a cultural hub for Linden. Guests can enjoy Southern-inspired meals at the on-site café, catch live music on Friday nights featuring acclaimed songwriters, or wind down with a craft cocktail in the downstairs speakeasy. Seasonal events like Music on Main Street and nighttime kayak tours on the nearby Buffalo River round out the experience, giving visitors a true taste of the region’s natural beauty and artistic soul.

Whether you're passing through on a Natchez Trace road trip, planning a romantic getaway, or just looking to explore a different pace of life, the Commodore Hotel offers more than just a place to rest. It’s the heart of Linden’s story, past and present.