Pretty cool house. I'm not going to say it's haunted but my husband and I both had some crazy…read moredreams the night we stayed here. Our room was the Harrson Suite. It was a very large room with all the modern amenities. Bathroom was large with a big shower and a soaking tub. Didn't try the tub but the shower was nice with good water pressure. Our host was knowledgeable about the house and answered all our questions. She offered up suggestions for dinner and the place she recommended was great. Breakfast the next morning was really good with plenty to eat. The off street gated parking was nice to have.

This house is absolutely gorgeous! My husband and I stayed in The Lee Suite and it was such a…read morespecial room!! So spacious with the most luxurious marbled bathroom with an amazing soaking tub! The bed was so comfortable and the neighborhood is lovely and quiet but close to so much! C.C. Is the innkeeper and she took such good care of care of us! Her breakfasts are to die for! A must stay if you come to Memphis!!

Was lucky enough to stay here on a quick overnight trip to Memphis. In a world of chain hotels,…read morethis one remains true to its independence. That being said, if you are looking for the latest modern amenities and luxuries, this might not be the place for you. The wiring is old, the bathrooms are small and you have to use an actual key. But if you appreciate history, southern charm, cozy romance and unique spaces, you will be pleased. We had a view of the Mississippi River from our room, which I just loved. The bed linens are pressed and crisp. The beds are very comfortable. They left a carafe of Madeira wine and truffles for us, which was a nice touch. We also dined at Paulette's for breakfast. It is located in the hotel. Amazing strawberry popovers! ;) While the condition of the rest of the city made me downright sad, the hotel stood out as a little jewel.

I called the front desk after we arrived in our room to report that the wine glass was used and…read morestill had leftover wine in the glass. The bottles of water were open and half empty. And part of the window was on the floor in the bedroom. The front desk person said they would let the morning manager know in the AM. I called again in the morning and spoke with the front desk. I had to ask what they were going to do about it. He was able to reduce the room cost. It is still disappointing as it was only suggested for a different room after I had called twice and we had slept there. And no one came to replace the used glasses and water. This is not an inexpensive hotel- service was very poor.

Words cannot express how special, beautiful and memorable Ms. Renee and her staff made my dad's…read more80th! She was very attentive, intuitive and helpful from the beginning to the end the event. This is a top notch venue and she is first class all the way! I can't wait t have another event there!

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Stopped here for a Friday night and Saturday night stay to and from a driving trip to Texas…read more Your standard Hampton Inn - rooms were on the smaller side though to be honest for a king bed room. Main issue was how pedestrian the breakfast was - runny powder eggs and soggy worn potatoes. We went to Dunkin instead. If you're not going to try they just don't offer the breakfast here.

A bit pricey for a Hampton Inn ($190), but the place was, eventually, sold out so likely a supply…read moreand demand issue going on there. Very close to many restaurant and fast-food options. Room was nice with plenty of amenities. I needed a two bed room, but the sofa bed opened up and was decently comfortable, so it worked out. Front desk staff was super nice. Had an issue with my digital key, but no biggie there. Overall, I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a stopover west of the Memphis area.

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.

What a beautiful and fancy hotel. We had the pleasure of staying here for 4 days and 3 nights. This…read moreplace is absolutely amazing and classy. We opted to upgrade to the Club Level Rooms on the 12th floor. The 12th floor is very exclusive. There is a private lounge and dining area on this 12th floor. There is a breakfast served daily and also an appetizer/charcuterie reception daily in the Club Level. It is very much worth the upgrade. The convention spaces at this wonderful hotel are very spacious. The history of the hotel and its "Peabody Ducks" are the show stoppers. Everyday there is a "Duck Parade/March" in which the Duckmaster and retrieves the ducks at 11a from their duck sanctuary on the top floor of the hotel. He brings them down the elevator to the lobby and they march on the red carpet into the famous and ornate Peabody Fountain. Then, at 5p the Duckmaster comes to retrieve them and does another "Duck March" back to the elevator to take back up to the duck sanctuary. People travel from all over the world to witness and participate in this ceremony. They have honorary duck Masters, people who have waited years, who practice the ceremony with the Peabody Ducks and Duckmaster. Everything was so well appointed and very ornate. There is also a history of the hotel that plays on the video in each room. If you have an opportunity in your lifetime to stay at this hotel and enjoy the amenities, I highly recommend it. There is also a pool and an athletic club on the lower level. I didn't have a chance to get to that area, but that was one of my goals so I have to save that for the next time I visit. Overall, the Club level King Room, the Club Level, and everything about our stay was 5-Star. The Bell Desk has Jeffrey who was outstanding at getting our bags upstairs to our room. The hotel registration process was seamless with Diamond handling all of our details and upgrade to a Club Level Room. Diamond's customer service was EXCELLENT and she made me feel welcome and valued as a hotel guest. Charles, we assume he is the lead Concierge, at the Valet area was professional and he made things happen for all of the guests. We are so impressed.

My wife and I travel this way often and this is our third stay here. Always a good experience…read more Clean, neat, well-maintained, comfortable beds, nice amenities. Staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. A better than average breakfast is always served. We've stayed at a number of Comfort Suites around the country and this may be the best!

The beds were so comfortable and the room was spacious. The waffles are really good with a little…read morevanilla in the batter. Kim was very helpful in getting us checked out while the clerk was away with a repairman.

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!

This new cozy spot in the heart of Midtown is the go-to of B&B in Memphis. Originally a "smush"…read moreroom for drunken friends, the Hodges have turned it into a quaint guest bedroom for visiting friends. The bed? Feels like heaven. The couch? Perfect for hanging out or reading a book. The television? Equipped with over 500 channels! Did I mention there's also free high-speed wifi?! Even when you don't want to spend all your time hanging out in your spacious room, you'll be treated to home cooked meals, entertainment and even the political rantings on Mr. Hodges himself. The one thing that keeps me from giving THH a five star rating is the overwhelming talk of pottery barn. Just be warned. Overall, this place is spectacular!

It was dark, as we enter the room. Two TVs, on News Mix, in two rooms (bedroom and living room)…read more This room feels like we're back 50 years ago! There's a living room table, a large office/computer desk (perfect height for me), there's dining room table sits 2. It is clean. It's comfortable. We've got so much furniture in here, but we couldn't find the closet to hang clothes. Then I found it, and two luggage rack, just for that, I should give 4 stars! There are many selections of food for breakfast, coffee & juice. I went downstairs for juice & there's a pack of wolves having breakfast, it's probably been a while since a hotel have offered them any. I understand! But, here goes the negatives: 1. The 2nd bed, is tight to the restroom, when I stand up straight, both hands to my side, that's how wide to the wall/bed. Same probably to the wall from the bed to the wall/window. 2. One of the bedroom light, not working. 3. First elevator closest to the front desk, wasn't working. We have to walk a mile (or so it seems), to the more modern elevator, closer to our room, actually. Even the staff couldn't get it to work. 4. Bathroom light/fan noisy! 5. There's also something roaring above the ceiling (fan from the outside? Not sure!) located where my desk is right now. 6. The towels are thin. 7. The toilet, hold onto the flusher, it won't flush properly. 8. There's no drainer plug, so while I'm rinsing my mouth, I get to stare at the cavity of the pipes. Gross!

Stayed there 8/25. Terrible experience. Problems every night. No one at the front desk at night. No…read moreone answers the phone at night. They said they would discount my room for all the problems. Then they didn't. They lied to me saying they did. Obviously it wasn't. They said a manager would call me. One never did. There are too many good hotels in Memphis to deal with a partially staffed hotel that is dishonest.

2.5*, but rounding up because I didn't actually bring up all the concerns while there to see how…read morethey could help. First, we stayed here because Arkansas was on the bucket list to visit and we were on a road trip. Thus, we couldn't stay in Memphis and we had Hilton points to use up by a certain time. Otherwise, it's fine for 1 night, but don't stay 4 nights like we did. Second, here's a list of the good, bad, and ugly... Good: Pooling heated, towels in the room, fairly empty so easy to use. They have a gym too, with everything working. Breakfast was on par for the brand, and I liked the yogurt machine. Their refillable water station was also convenient. Bad: Digital key for room stopped working after day 1 and they had no idea how to fix it. Physical key also stopped working after day 2 and we had to go reset them. Annoying and inconvient. They ran out of coffee one day, fine since I don't drink it, but annoying for some. Their tea selections were all caffeine, nothing for bedtime. They ran out of lids one day too, which is dangerous when trying to bring a hot beverage to your room. If you forget anything, you'll have to pay for it, so pack your toothpaste! Finally, their location on the highway is fine for going to Memphis, but super inconvient for getting back to the hotel or trying to visit the casino across the street since the service road is one way. Not their fault, but just FYI. The Ugly: Their house cleaning was non-existent. Free sticker on the bathroom mirror said every other day. Fine by me. Except they didn't come. So we called to ask and then had to go down ourselves to get towels that second night. Again on day 3, no one came. And again on day 4, no one came. The trash got a little icky and a giant pile of towels stacked up. Beds were not made. But that was still not the worst thing. The worst was the mold in the shower, around the fire sprinkler (maybe dirty?), and the ac unit. Which we had to run. So, if you really need a cheaper place with free parking (assuming they aren't too busy, it's a small lot) and don't need to eat when you stop (nothing much nearby) and you are just staying one night, it might be ok. But I was very disappointed in the hotel and it has tainted the brand for me. Gold status for Hilton doesn't matter if they don't make sure the service is decent and the rooms are good.

Nice and helpful staff. Very cute decor. Loved the room, and breakfast was great!…read more Disliked · The actual road going in is a little confusing. Other than that, everything else was great.