Peabody Memphis

Great location, easy walk to Beale Street. Room was very clean. Duck Parade is a must. Will definitely stay here again.

Great hotel comfy beds service excellent Right in the heart of everything

We loved this hotel. Our booking was for a standard and quiet room but when we arrived we found that we had a room next to the lift. The room was very small and with two suitcases there was very little room to manoeuvre and the bed was queen size. We asked the Reception for an upgrade and for a very reasonable additional amount we were upgraded to a large king size room with a bed to match and a seating area which was terrific. There were generous supplies of bottled water and there were nice nice bathroom products. We had room service one evening and that worked well. We were told by our travel agent not to book an inclusive breakfast as we would be able to find cafes/diners nearby. This is not the case so we ate breakfast in the hotel instead which was very good. There is a deli cafe which offers free coffee and sells pastries but this does not work for us as we have dietary requirements. The Duck Walk which happens twice a day in the hotel is something not to miss. The hotel area is well positioned but good restaurants do not appear to exist [Main Street is the better proposition for dining]. There is self parking or valet parking [note self parking is faster]. The hotel is within walking distance of Sun Studios and would recommend visiting The Edge Classic Car Museum. FYI the drive to Gracelands is 25 minutes and to Tupelo 1 hr 40 minutes which are both worth visiting.

The suite was perfect with lots of space. The ducks were fun! Great food, drinks, service and shopping!

This is my 5th visit to the peabody and i still love the hotel from the ducks to the lovely rooms but the noise and the cars wheel spinning and doing doughnuts outside the hotel, has got worse and the police do not appear to care and i have noticed over the last few years there appears to be less and less police . i know its not the hotels thought but i want to share my experience so that others are aware. we was on the 5th floor .

COCKROACHES in room 547. I went for a work trip with many colleagues and I was the 3rd person in our party (that I spoke with at least) that had to move because of cockroaches in their room. It is clearly infested and based on past reviews, they know about it and are simply not addressing it properly. Based on the 4 cockroaches I saw in the few hours I spent in the bathroom, there is zero chance prior guests didn't complain about them before they put me in there. It was utterly disgusting. I just feel bad for the poor neighbor who heard me scream at 7am when I spotted one crawling in and around my make up bag(!). At that point, I insisted on a new room but then the new room welcomed me with a toilet that didn't work. It was thankfully fixed by engineering but the whole situation was laughable by then. It's a charming hotel, beds are comfortable but this was by far one of the worst experiences at a hotel in my well traveled life. For the management team there - ducks will never be cute enough to outweigh cockroaches. Period. Get it together.

We very much enjoyed our 2 night stay. We had dinner at the on-site Itallian Restaurant. A very good meal. The hotel lobby is elegant with its artisan details and craftsmanship. We enjoyed drinks and a duet performing in the bar. But, it's a speedy place for drinks. We thought we were drinking at happy hour but were quite surprised by the bill. Advice- drink much cheaper a few blocks away on Beale St. Duck events were fun, but disruptive to lobby operations twice a day. The emcee for the duck events was very good! Our room was kind of cramped. Bathroom was tiny. But, I chalk that up to the age of the place. Autozone Ballpark was just across the street. Beale Street is two or three blocks away. The route from parking structure to hotel lobby is complicated by a number of doors that are obstacles to folks with suitcases.

Absolutely top notch and extremely courteous, friendly staff. My only complaint is no coffeemakers in the rooms.

The Peabody is elegant and storied hotel. Public areas are beautiful and the staff generally goes out of its way to make you feel welcome. Unfortunately, our experience in the Corner Bar and Capriccio Grill did not measure up. When we arrived at the bar there was no table service. There was a line at the bar and the bartender was overwhelmed. Drinks were not great. Mother’s Day dinner was fixed price. We felt that for the price it should have been all table service. The salad and soup buffet was disappointing and the soup was cold and had to be sent back. The following day at lunch, we waited over 15 minutes for a server.