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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
Lots of problems but absolutely no attempt to compensate for the problems. It was if one hand didn't know what the other was doing! This was my second stay, probably won't go back for that price.
slaterveb - Nauvoo, Illinois
The Peabody is a tired hotel that needs a refresher. It was once an upscale historic venue. It's time for a refresher.
val308 - Dix Hills, New York
This is a very luxe hotel experience. The restaurants are top tier. The event catering is top tier. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The rooms are very well maintained. The meeting spaces are gorgeous. The rooftop views are dreamy. And. Those. Ducks. I love them so much. I will be back.
691esmith - Greenville, South Carolina
The Peabody Memphis always has a amazing team of attentive and positive team members. Seeing the duck march never gets old and really adds to the environment in the lobby!
christopherpawlowski - Nashville, Tennessee
The Peabody is an amazing hotel. It’s really more of an experience than a hotel. The lobby has a timeless feel to it. We spent too much time there. It’s really cool. The hotel restaurants are top tier. The coffee shop is great too. And having Lansky Brothers in the lobby, which is also basically a rock guitar museum, adds to the experience. And the ducks and duck master add a piece of unique fun, a highlight for my wife. I didn’t love Memphis, as it needs much more cleaning up, but locals told me it is moving quickly in the right direction. However, we would, and we will, go through Memphis again to spend a couple of nights in the Peabody.
SolidReview - Bel Air, Maryland
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