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The Peabody Memphis is as well known for stupendous service and luxury living as it is for its marching ducks. The 13-story hotel and Memphis landmark opened in 1869 and has been a place of privilege ever since. Part of Preferred Hotels & Resorts, a member of the well-established Preferred Hotel Group, is located just two blocks from famed Beale Street and near the Peabody Place entertainment complex. Its collection of traditional rooms and suites, including pet-friendly accommodations, are elegantly appointed with rich hues and regal furnishings. Residents have a fondness for The Peabody, and the hotel's Memorabilia Museum documents its place in history through a series of displays.
The Peabody Memphis
118 S 2nd St,
Memphis, TN
Memphis, Tennessee
38103
Nearest Airport: MEM
Had two nights in Memphis recently and stayed at the Peabody. A beautiful hotel. Very grand. Great staff and steeped in history. Our room was very clean and super comfy. Watch the ducks but get in about 45 mins before it starts (4.15pm to start at 5pm). If you sit near the fountain you’ll be fine but if not, go up to the next floor with the balcony and look down for a better view.
richardl59 - Preston, United Kingdom
We went to see the ducks and that was nice. To many people to see the ducks go from pool to elevator but overall a very nice time. Our server Jayda was great. If you set in her section
fxdwgbs - Peralta, New Mexico
Had meetings at Hospital for 2 days. Love the Hotel and the staff. Had dinner also and the food was great. Look forward to staying at the Peabody in December.
rschw52190
Staff was friendly and helpful. The Peabody Club had a good happy hour and breakfast. Pricy but worth it.
JWW2026 - Memphis, Tennessee
In town for a personal appointment overnight and thought we'd stay at the famous Peabody. Upside: - Check in and bellhop were fast and very friendly. - Corner bar server and piano player were courtesy and attentive. - Hotel atmosphere and architecture are delightful and elegant. Downsides: - Valet service was too high to retrieve vehicle after texting from room. They even walked by me standing out in the cold by the podium without saying a word to help or inquire. After I approached the 3 guys standing in the valet booth on status of my vehicle they determined they hadn't even started to retrieve. Overall delayed over half an hour and almost missed the appointment we were in town for to start with. - Deli was supposed to provide complimentary coffee with our 'snowed in' package only to be told it wasn't included. - Sold on an upgrade to the room for $60 - $77 including all the taxes - only to find the room to be what we would've expected from the Deluxe room booking. Would hate to see what the deluxe room looked like. - Calamari appetizer ($19+tax) was rubbery and so chewy we couldn't finish. - Not really the hotels fault but the amount of taxes you pay in Memphis for a hotel is outrageous. $50 of tax added to a room rate of $229! Overall what started as a promising night just had one let down and disappointment after another. All the hype of the Peabody was overshadowed by nickel and dimming and poor service.
712dwaynes
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