What a BEAUTIFUL hotel! I didn't get the opportunity to stay here, but there's a 99.9% chance I'll…read morebe booking a room on my next visit to Memphis. Like most people, I came specifically to see the famous Peabody Ducks make their grand entrance, and BABY, it did not disappoint! The lobby is absolutely regal, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I grabbed a seat, ordered a French 75 (which was REALLY good), and waited for the main event. Now, I knew the ducks were a big deal, but I wasn't expecting ALL the pomp and circumstance. LOL. The Duckmaster was fantastic! Personable, well-spoken, and entertaining. Even his explanation of the house rules was enjoyable, and surprisingly, everyone followed them! And then came the ducks! SO CUTE! I thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience. If you're visiting Memphis, this is an absolute MUST-SEE! Between the beautiful hotel, great atmosphere, and famous ducks, it's well worth the visit. I'll definitely be back, and hopefully as an overnight guest next time!

This stop at the Peabody was part of our day tour around Memphis through our American Cruise Line…read moreRiver Cruise. I had seen a few 'You Tube' videos about The Peabody and was very excited to be stopping here even if it was for just 30 minutes. We were not staying here but I wanted to walk the downstairs just to get an idea of this place. It truly is a wonderful-old-oppulent place where you can just see and feel the history around you. The dim lighting along with the dark woods just send you back in time. Our purpose to come to The famous Peabody hotel were to see the ducks. We came to late to see them come into the pool and too early to se them leave but just watching them splash around and have what looked like a really good time was fun. (See photos) The layout of the lower level is beautiful and I just explored until finally making my way to the gift shop. They have a pretty extensive collection of anything Memphis and I would up walking out with an "Elvis Duck" for my collection. If you come to Memphis make sure you stop by, even if you're not staying here. It's worth it.

Loved Arrive Memphis! We valet parked ($35/night) and upon entering, were warmly greeted by the tan…read morelaboratory-coated reception guy in the open, airy lobby. The space is located within a restored historic building. The renovations are a mix of artistry and invention. Impressive. Our 2nd floor studio was meticulously clean. Beautifully decorated, lit and designed. All appliances and equipment worked well. Loved the large shower, and nice toiletries! We enjoyed a quiet, comfortable night's sleep. In the early morning, we were very pleased to find such a masterful coffee / pastry shop in the lobby for a rich Cortado. High recommendations.

My husband and I recently made a trip to Memphis. We were not familiar with places to stay but…read morewanted to be able to walk to some of the attractions. Had no idea what arrive was and had never heard of it. We could not have been happier! We brought our French bulldog with us, and the staff made us feel so welcome. The building is an old factory turned into a hotel so it's very industrial which I think is a cool aspect. Instead of carpet, it's concrete floor floors with a area carpet. I especially appreciated this! Carpets and hotel rooms always tend to freak me out a bit. When we walked in, there was a big comfy bed for our puppy with a new toy, homemade biscuits and ceramic food and water bowls! The civil rights Museum and blues Hall of Fame are practically next-door. Highly recommend the civil rights museum. Staff were amazing and very helpful and friendly. Would highly recommend and can't wait to go back.

Stayed at Central Station for a marriage conference, and overall it was a great experience from…read morestart to finish. The hotel itself offers large, clean, and spacious rooms, which made the stay comfortable and relaxing. Everything felt well-maintained, and the rates were excellent for the quality provided. Now let's talk about the food--because it definitely deserves recognition. The salmon bites were absolutely delicious, and the cheesecake was just as impressive. The catering throughout the event was well-executed and flavorful, which added a nice touch to the overall experience. The event space was also well done. The setup was clean, organized, and created a great atmosphere for the conference. The vibe throughout the weekend was positive and engaging, and the DJ really brought it all together with a great mix of music across multiple genres. Spacious, clean rooms Excellent pricing for the stay Delicious catered food (salmon bites + cheesecake standout) Well-organized event space Great music and overall vibe This was a well-rounded experience, and I would definitely stay here again--whether for an event or just a getaway

Our family came to Memphis for a professional project and interview, and we chose this hotel…read morebecause we expected the Hilton name to represent professionalism, security, cleanliness, hospitality, and a comfortable place to rest. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing, particularly at night. Our concerns started at check-in. The gentleman who checked us in came across as condescending, crass, and disrespectful. His demeanor, including what we perceived after my son and I walked away from the desk, immediately made us feel unwelcome. We were among a minority of guests in the environment at that time, and the interaction was uncomfortable enough that we questioned why we were being treated that way. I cannot speak to another person's motives, but I can speak to how we were treated: we did not feel welcomed or respected. The much bigger concern, however, was what happened to the atmosphere of the hotel at night. The large lobby/bar area became extremely loud and crowded, with many people coming into the property for music and nightlife. During our stay, we encountered strong marijuana and cigar odors, extremely loud entertainment, and public sexual/intimate behavior that we found completely inappropriate for common areas of a hotel. Some of the conduct we personally encountered near the elevators was sexual enough that we were shocked it was being permitted. This was NOT an environment I would consider appropriate for children or families. There is nothing wrong with adults listening to music, dancing, having a drink, or enjoying themselves. That is not my complaint. My concern is what happens when reasonable boundaries disappear and registered hotel guests have to navigate explicit behavior, smoke, crowds, noise, and an atmosphere that feels more like an uncontrolled nightclub than a hotel. Security did not make us feel reassured. From what we observed, personnel appeared more interested in blending into the nightlife atmosphere than establishing boundaries and protecting the comfort of registered guests. That is unacceptable. A guest should be able to walk from the entrance to the elevator and from the elevator to their room without wondering what they are going to encounter. The hotel also needs to examine access control. Its location near public transportation means there can naturally be significant pedestrian traffic nearby, which makes effective hotel security even more important. Public transportation is not the problem; uncontrolled access and inadequate security are. The smell at night was also unpleasant. Marijuana/cigar smoke and other odors were strong enough to noticeably affect our experience. I want to acknowledge that we did encounter a female employee during the daytime who was much more pleasant. I believe in giving credit where it is due. Unfortunately, that positive interaction could not overcome the larger problems we experienced. We are not writing this review because we expect everyone to share our beliefs. We don't. We do, however, believe that there should still be standards of dignity, modesty, respect, self-control, and appropriate public behavior in a hotel where families and business travelers are paying to stay. There is a difference between nightlife and lawlessness. There is a difference between welcoming everyone and permitting virtually anything. There is a difference between adults having fun and forcing other paying guests to encounter sexually explicit behavior in common areas. Those distinctions matter. From our family's faith perspective, what we witnessed was deeply troubling. A society does not become more compassionate by eliminating every standard of public decency. People of every background deserve dignity and respect, and that includes families who simply want to walk through their hotel without being exposed to overtly sexual behavior, heavy smoke odors, or an intimidating nightlife environment. Hilton and this property's management need to seriously examine what is happening here after dark. Review the cameras. Review security procedures. Review who has access to the property. Review the smoke issue. Review what is occurring around the elevators. Review employee professionalism. And ask whether a mother, father, or family arriving at night would reasonably believe this is the environment they paid for when they booked a Hilton-affiliated hotel. Our experience was that the property changed dramatically after dark, and we did not feel comfortable or secure. We came to Memphis for business--not for a nightclub or adult-entertainment atmosphere. A hotel should offer travelers a place of rest, safety, hospitality, and dignity. For us, this property failed that basic responsibility. I sincerely hope management takes these concerns seriously rather than dismissing them. The property needs stronger boundaries, better security, greater professionalism, and much more consideration for the registered guests.

***Good location***…read more Go down the block and you're right at Beale Street. FedEx Forum is across the street. Baseball stadium is diagonally across the street. Able to walk to Sun Studio 0.8 mile away, Charlie Vergoss Rendezvous (but there's better food to be had than there), Peabody Hotel is a block away. One downside: Lyft drivers seemed confused about where to drop off or pick up, usually stopping on the other side of Peabody Place. The back courtyard entrance of the hotel, near the parking garage, is somewhat hidden even when I gave the Lyft drivers directions. Clean - including the top of the shower curtain railing, I checked. Housekeeping - didn't need cleaning or bedding changing, just a change of towels. The young housekeeping black man(forgot his name) was very personable and accommodating. Breakfast buffet - the two women worked hard, constantly keeping the area clean and tidy, having food out, and taking our plates away when done. Standard fare - eggs (omelet or scrambled), sausage links or patties, potatoes, do it yourself waffles, oatmeal, breads, yogurt, coffee & tea & juice. Fruit was not ripe. Room- the *best shower water pressure* I've ever felt! A night light was in the bathroom, a considerate feature when the room lights are off. Above the center night stand, the electrical outlet on the left needed occasional jiggling to maintain a connection, I forgot to tell the front desk about this. Mattress and pillows were comfortable. A/C worked well. One con: inquired about late checkout as a Hilton Honors member and was told it was not possible. That's the first time I was ever told that.

All Hampton Inns are relatively nice. Although this particular location is pretty dated for this…read morehotel brand. It benefits from a great location being within steps of Beale Street, and both Grizzlies and Redbirds games! It's also quiet on the upper floors, and the breakfast is spectacular as always. Parking will set you back $26 every 24 hours and an additional hourly charge for staying past 1:00 p.m. the following day. So yeah, you pay for the location. It's not a great bargain for the price. But it's good enough if you want to stay in the heart of Memphis. The music from Beale Street is loud throughout the night, but the hotel is kind enough to provide earplugs in your room. That leaky toilet will keep you up all night, though! And the outlets are so stripped, you'll get an unpleasant surprise in the morning when you realize your devices haven't recharged!! That was the worst aspect of this hotel!!

Tucked close enough to Beale Street that you can feel the city's pulse without being swallowed by…read moreit, the Canopy Memphis is a boutique hotel that wears its modernity lightly. The design is clean and considered warm tones, thoughtful finishes, the kind of contemporary aesthetic that feels curated rather than assembled. You don't walk into a lobby that's trying to impress you; you walk into one that welcomes you. There's a difference, and it matters. The rooms carry that same sensibility. Comfortable in the truest sense not merely adequate, but genuinely restful. The kind of bed you sink into and feel the day release from your shoulders. The kind of space that says you're taken A genuine hospitality that feels rooted in the city itself rather than scripted by a brand manual. Memphis has always been generous that way, and the Canopy reflects it. And then there's the catfish. I don't say this lightly: the catfish here is worth the trip on its own terms. Crisp where it should be crisp, tender where it should yield -- it carries that deep Southern confidence that reminds you food can be both humble and extraordinary at the same time. It's the kind of dish that makes you set down your fork for a moment, not because you're finished, but because you want to be present for it. For travelers who want Memphis without the chaos, who want proximity to the legend of Beale Street but a retreat that breathes, the Canopy is a quiet, well-kept secret. Boutique in the best sense. Modern without being cold. Memphis without apology.

Really great property. Walking distance to Beale St. Quiet area. Very fun, boutique atmosphere…read moreat this hotel. My room ran hot and although my thermostat was set to 60's it never got below 72. Also I could not for the life of me turn the AC off. The mirror in the bathroom had a night light which I could not find a switch for either. My personal preference is that the beds are hard, but I know that's not for everybody. I'd come back to this hotel for sure, only if I had more control of the AC. Big shout out to Cory. He was so welcoming, warm, and informative. Superb service. He actually might be the reason we'd come back here. If he is the standard for Canopy, then their standards must be top shelf.

I came Into town to see the Jhené Aiko concert and let me tell you . This hotel was perfect as it…read morewas across the street from the venue !!! The room was a little small on my westin stays -- I'm from Los Angeles I stay in Anaheim a lot for Disneyland ! The shower needed to be cleaned better -- a party of my party left because the whole 5th floor was soaking wet / and smelled like mold What I did not like was NO one came to refresh the towels or the trash cans all weekend . The real reason I am leaving this review is for Demetrius at check in was amazing ! Shout out to him for helping me with my bags and baby ! You were a blessing sir !

I have not stayed at this hotel, but have been several times to eat, drink, enjoy music, and be…read moremerry, lol! I can say that I enjoyed each time I have gone. They have events in the lobby and they are always a vibe. The bartenders are always pleasant. They work really hard to make sure that not only drinks are made, but food as well. I normally get the green tea shots when I go and they are always good. I also had wings, they were seasoned well. The live Jazz Nights are bi-weekly. It's a nice touch to ending a work week. Everyone is grown and just looking to wind down. After that, they have a dj playing smooth R&B. I definitely look forward to going again. The price points are decent. The staff is nice, the spacing/seating is great, and the vibe is grown and sexy. They do have valet parking just in case.

My friends and I decided to stay at this hotel for a holiday weekend in Memphis. What drew us here…read morewas the central location - We were able to pretty much walk to anything downtown, with Beale Street being just down the block! This is a very nice hotel from the outside and lobby. They also offered a $32 per night valet service, which made things convenient for us when we needed our car. There's also a restaurant connected on the inside. The only quarrel I had was that our room was a bit outdated. It was clean, but during our first night, the beds felt moist for some reason? The bathroom was also incredibly tiny. It was kinda odd to me how nice and new the rest of the hotel looked compared to it. Regardless, we didn't have any issues with our room besides that, and it did give us a good view of some 4th of July fireworks. This is a pretty affordable place to stay if your a tourist and wanting to do things around downtown Memphis.

Location, location, location!…read more This hotel provides you a great location to see downtown Memphis! You can walk to everything! The staff was super friendly and my room was very comfortable, clean and quiet!

The hotel was very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and…read morespacious. The shower was the best part- it gets super hot and has good pressure. The bed and pillows are the reason I didn't give a 5 star review. The bed was hard and lumpy and the pillows were very flat. Needless to say, I didn't feel like I was at the typical Hilton because of this- and we typically stay with Hilton when we travel.

Every staff person we encountered during our stay was more than kind and helpful. Memphis was our…read morehalf way pit stop on spring break. We had 2 rooms- 6 people (including 2 kids). At the front desk, our rooms were not ready upon arrival. Don (the very best hotel staff we have ever met) worked to find us two rooms next to each other quickly to accommodate us. He was pleasant, kind, and a true gem. While there is a ton of noise at night from Beale St, the hotel staff even left early plugs in our room! If we end up choosing Memphis as a pit stop again, we would absolutely stay here. Thank you all so much for your hospitality.

I've been visiting this establishment for many years on a once annual basis as I have a client in…read moreMemphis. Whenever I come to town, there is no question of where I would like to stay. To be perfectly forthcoming, a huge part of the enjoyment in staying here is the fact that I am a big Elvis Presley fan. Let's be real, you're gonna have a much better time staying here if you're already a fan. Having said that, I feel like this place is elevated enough that even a non-Elvis fan could find enough to enjoy here. Perhaps someone who actively dislikes Elvis wouldn't want to stay here, but if you have no opinion on Elvis or you're only moderately aware of him, you're probably going to love staying at the hotel. To begin with it's a very secure property. The parking lot is patrolled day and night, and there are cameras everywhere. It's well known that Graceland is in the middle of a not so good neighborhood, so it's a good idea that they are this vigilant. Literally every night they throw a party in the lobby with live music and a boisterous atmosphere in the bar. It's always upbeat music that you can tap your foot or even dance to if you're so inclined. Various restaurants are available at various price points. One of the restaurants even puts out complementary peanut butter and jelly sandwiches at 9 PM every night if you're so inclined. All of the usual southern cooking is available including barbecue, fried chicken, and other such comfort foods. The common areas are beautiful, and feature elegant furniture and lighting accoutrements. I've always felt like the lobby was something you might see in a place like Las Vegas or New York. The swimming pool is well maintained and includes various seating options with nice soft towels. I've only been out there once, but I enjoyed my time there immensely. The equipment in the gym could probably use an update, but it is functional and it gets the job done. They were smart to place it viewing the courtyard area rather than the main road. Every time I've ever stayed here I've put in a morning walk on one of the treadmills and it's always worked just fine. The rooms are elegant and make good use of muted colors. Expect to see lots of red and black in your room, along with wood grain finishing on most of the furniture. The beds are typically quite firm if that's your thing, in my case I could probably stand for them to be slightly softer but that's typically not what you find in an American hotel room. I've always enjoyed the showers in the hotel room, which feature a double head including a rainfall option. Bath products over the years have always been high-quality, and I'm pleased that they have resisted the temptation to go to the large communal bottles bolted to the wall. Overall it's a magnificent experiencing staying here, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

I went to visit again for Labor Day for 4 days and had such an incredible time. What I love most is…read morethat people from all over the world visit here. I made two friends from the Netherlands the first night I was there and then we ended up going to Sun Studios and the Peabody yesterday. My first Netherland friends:) The hospitality at The Guesthouse is unmatched. To Miss. Mary, I can't thank you enough for your kindness. I was able to chat with Miss. Anne again and she remembered me. I also found (which I didn't my last trip) a hiking trail that leads to the chapel. It's a beautiful walk especially early in the morning. I adore you, Guesthouse At Graceland by

Had a lovely stay here while in town. Ms. Ima at the front desk was lovely and very helpful. My…read moreroom was spacious and comfortable, I slept great. I had breakfast only one morning and it was decent (yogurt/ oatmeal station with plenty toppings, omelettes, sausage, breakfast sandwiches, cereal, etc). Walking distance to Beale street area and other historical places to see while in town.

I spent three nights at the Residence Inn Memphis Downtown, and I must say, this property left me…read morewith mixed feelings. Let's start with my arrival, because getting INTO the hotel was an experience of its own. LOL. The lobby doors were locked, so I pressed the buzzer. No response. Thinking I might have approached the wrong entrance, I walked around to the Starbucks entrance. LOCKED TOO! Eventually, I managed to get inside. Once I made it in, things started looking up. The building has some beautiful architectural character, and both the bellhop and front desk representative were extremely personable and welcoming. Now, let's talk about my ROOM! I stayed in a loft on the sixth floor, and I absolutely LOVED the layout. The space was impressive, thoughtfully designed, and made excellent use of every square foot. Definitely one of the highlights of my stay. HOWEVER, there was one issue I simply couldn't ignore. THE SMELL! There was a persistent, unidentifiable odor throughout the sixth floor and inside my room. I couldn't quite put my finger on it. Was it mildew? Mold? Or perhaps another guest cooking up an international feast that had the entire floor smelling like their kitchen? WHO KNOWS! Whatever it was, it wasn't pleasant. I eventually got used to it, but every time I stepped off the elevator or returned to my room, there it was again. And then there's BREAKFAST. BABY, WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT! I've stayed at my fair share of Residence Inn properties, and this was easily the worst breakfast experience I've had at one. First, the breakfast area was extremely small and constantly congested. Trying to navigate the space while everyone was attempting to grab breakfast was an experience in itself. The selection was limited, and the food lacked flavor. Honestly, some of it was borderline inedible. The only saving graces were the prepackaged items and the waffles I made myself using the waffle maker. At least I could count on those! LOL. For a property carrying the Marriott name, I expected a little more, especially considering my experiences at other Residence Inn locations. Overall, I genuinely liked the property. The architecture, welcoming staff, and impressive loft were definite highlights. However, the unpleasant odor, disappointing breakfast, and difficulty accessing the building certainly took away from what could have been a much better experience. Would I stay here again? Possibly. But I'd definitely have some questions about that sixth floor before booking another room. And next time, I might just plan on getting breakfast somewhere else!