The Peabody Memphis

The Pebody was a fun experience. We watched both the parade in and the parade out of the ducks. The hotel is stunning. The location is great.

On a trip to Graceland we stopped at the historic Peabody which took us back to an earlier era with the quality of the hotel and the kind and helpful attitude of all the staff. Highly recommended but not cheap

The Peabody Hotel is a gem that offers so much more than a place to stay. The beautiful lobby is the perfect place to linger and enjoy moments together. The staff is top-notch! This is not a chain hotel - this is an experience worth having!

Room was sparkling clean and very comfortable. Staff very friendly and helpful. We definitely will return.

The Peabody Memphis is a beautiful, historic hotel, and overall there was a lot to like about our stay. Unfortunately, as someone who uses a walker, I found the accessibility of parts of the hotel very disappointing. I wanted to visit the spa and had to walk a very long distance with my walker just to find an accessible ramp to get there. When I finally reached the spa, I learned they didn’t have any openings, which meant making that entire long walk back again. Better signage or information about the accessible route would have made a huge difference. More concerning to me were areas with stores and a deli that I simply could not access because there were stairs. When you use a walker, stairs aren’t just an inconvenience—they can make an area completely inaccessible. The elevator I found did not provide access to the places I was trying to reach. I understand that the Peabody is an older, historic hotel, and I certainly don’t expect the character of such a beautiful building to disappear. But guests with disabilities should still be able to enjoy the amenities available to other guests or, at the very least, be given a clearly marked accessible way to reach them. What was especially frustrating was being told, when I raised the accessibility issue, that they “didn’t follow that down there.” Whatever was meant by that response, it certainly didn’t make me feel that my accessibility concerns were being taken seriously. I’m writing this because other travelers with mobility disabilities deserve to know what they may encounter before arriving. I don’t want special treatment. I want the opportunity to enjoy the hotel, shops, food, spa, and other amenities like everyone else. The Peabody is a lovely hotel, but accessibility should be more than an afterthought. I sincerely hope they look at ways to make navigating this historic property easier and more inclusive for guests with disabilities.