The Peabody Memphis

We had the BEST time staying here. Your Rooms are lush and beautiful! The Lobby bar and the Duck March- is so unique and fun!

Wow!!! What a hotel. From start to finish we had an amazing stay here. Check in was a breeze, our room was something else. Im pretty sure we got a free upgrade as i booked a queen room but we ended up in a king. It was amazing. So luxurious, the attention to detail with the little ducks everywhere was so cute. The bed has to be the best and biggest bed ive ever slept in and I would have been quite content to spend my whole stay there!!! The ducks cannot be missed and we also did a rooftop party which was so good. I would highly recommend this hotel and already have to several friends. I would only come back to Memphis to stay at their hotel!!!

My room was small, two ppl can't be in that room together. The shower had mole in the ceiling, which was not hidden. Trapped moisture and very poor airflow. The bathroom was also very small. I feel sorry for other guest that are tall. I'm 5'4. I was there for my 50th year high school reunion. Very disappointed in the room and bathroom was so tiny. My room was right by the elevator, I could actually hear everything the elevator bell and ppl standing & waiting for elevator.

We were offered an upgrade to The Pembroke Club level room. Since we were already splurging, we thought why not go all in. I'm so glad we did! The rooms are great, and we even a had a river view. The real benefit here though is the daily breakfast and evening social hour. We would have fresh made omelets, fresh fruit and bacon one morning, then a bagel with lox and cream cheese the next. There's traditional hotel breakfast offerings like oatmeal, waffles, pastries and yogurt. Be sure to get some freshly squeezed orange juice. In the evenings, you're offered a couple of "nicer" appetizer with one seafood offering (offer 3 nights we had shrimp, scallops, and lobster rolls) and one meat offering (one night was beef tips on a fried potato, one was a fried short rib and cheese ball), along with traditional things like charcuterie, hummus, crudités, and a few dessert options. There is also an open bar with beer, wine, and liquor. At all times, you can go into the lounge and access soft drinks, water, granola bars, chips, fruit, and across the hall in the "den" area, there's a candy bar. Also everyday at 5:30 the Duck Master comes up and talks to guest and answers questions you might have about the ducks or the hotel. All of the concierge staff was amazing. As far as the hotel itself, it's absolutely beautiful. Take time to wonder around the mezzanine (2nd floor) to see all of the history and memorabilia. The ducks arrive on a red carpet at 11:00 and is definitely a must one day. They then waddle back up to the "duck palace" on the roof at 5:00. Be sure to go see how they spend their off time.

Everything about our stay was fabulous. Such a pleasurable experience, great value! Can’t wait to go back!