Peabody Memphis

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

We are currently in the Peabody and will be checking out today. The hotel is lovely and the march of the ducks is very cool. However upon checking in we were told we had a very small room and for $30 extra we could be upgraded to a larger corner room with a view so I said yes! The room is large and clean. The view is of a street and the other window faces a building. The safe did not work so I went to the front desk and they said they would take care of it. After a few hours, I called again and was told someone would come up. I called the third time and finally someone came up at 10:30 at night. The tub in the bathroom does not drain so when you shower you are standing in 6” of water. The charging station on the lamp did not work nor did the reading light on the bed. So much for my upgrade!!!!

Absolutely beautiful hotel. Professional staff, and the ducks an joy to watch. Best hotel during our recent stay in America. Great location, used an Uber to get to Gracelands and Sun studios. You could walk to Sun studios if you want 10 - 15 mims. Well done, highly recommend.

We stayed three nights in January. The Peabody certainly lives up to its billing as ‘the Grand Hotel of the South’ with a luxurious lobby and regal hotel rooms. The service is extraordinary. Honestly, the staff are always smiling and can’t do enough. Each evening they actually knock at your door offering you chocolates, extra toiletries and extra bottled water (all with a duck motif, of course). The duck parade at 11am and 5pm is a must. Don’t wait until the last minute if you want a prime viewing spot though as it crowds up fast. Our room was spacious and the bed was VERY comfy. We especially appreciated the built-in individual reading lights. There is no coffee maker or mini fridge in the room but the hotel offers free coffee and tea downstairs each morning. The location is great, 2 blocks from Beale and across the street from the ballpark. I can’t imagine going to Memphis and staying anywhere else.

Lobby and Ducks are nice. Outside of that don't expect much. They rave about being known as the “South's Grand Hotel,” but southern hospitality has been lost at the Peabody. Our room did not have heat with the temperature outside in the 20s. Requested extra blankets, brought sheets. Then switched unit to only heat. So, you either get 50 degrees or 77 degrees per the engineer. Additionally, bathtub water was brown when we tried to run a bath. Finally, several people in our group also mentioned the walls and how you could hear conversations in the rooms next to them. Our room was at the far end, so it was not as bad. Spoke to front desk and was promised manager would contact me on my cell. Home now, still no call...

I love hotels like the Peabody. The history, charm, the ducks, one of the great hotels of the south. Iconic hotel and people are thrilled to be there. I went with my parents and it was our base to do some Elvis stuff. There are two in-house restaurants. Chez Phillipes looked super expensive so we went to the Carpriccio Grill once for breakfast and twice for dinner and was never disappointed. We used the corner bar happy hour and the main classic bar where we got yapping with some local folk. Staff all friendly. I do have a recommendation though. There are no coffee/tea machines in the hotel rooms. Free coffee 6am-9am in the deli downstairs. But the deli is super busy 7:30am-9am and under-staffed and then you have every one rushing into a fairly narrow room for the free coffee. Find a way of getting that free coffee out of that room because it creates a bottleneck.