The location was perfect in the city by Beal Street where the action was. I liked the nice jazz club.

It is a beautiful hotel. You can see the Mississippi river and the bridge.

The Peabody was fantastic! Everything was top notch.Nothing.“The Peabody has world class service, we arrived very early in the morning and they were able to accommodate an early check in. The ambiance was fantastic, and the room was immaculate...

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No signage as to how to find the lobby or desk. Labrynthine entrances. Parking a long walk unless you take the valet scam. Rooms at least orderly except for peeling wall paper in the bath room (858). Lobby a circus. Few places to sit and conversation almost impossible except early morning. Restaurants tend toward low rent Italian pasta and over priced filets. The charm of the "Premier" Hotel of the old South descended into tattiness. No coffee pots in rooms. Extra charges for all facilities. A scam without the charm that the hotel once had.

My family and I love this hotel. We come here every year!

The entry is grand. This hotel is quite beautiful and has southern charm, but the bathrooms are very small, nice but tiny. The beds were really comfortable. There was a lot of street noise from our room, motorcycles, loud cars, etc. There was a $10 service charge that they don't tell you about up front. The Jacuzzi and pool were nice. The ducks were lovely and their entrance onto the red carpet was cute. The price is a bit steep for the standard double size rooms. We are a family of 4 (2 small children) and we were running all over each other. It would have been a great room for 1 or a newlywed couple.

The standard for service, rooms, and everything else expected from a hotel stay are set here. A night here will make you feel first-class all the way. It's an amazing experience that every traveler should be lucky to have.

If you're ever in Memphis, give the world-famous Peabody a try. The quality of everything is very nice and classic. It is right in the middle of dowtown Memphis and is walking distance away from Rendezvous--which serves the best ribs in the world.

This was a wonderful stay in a unique hotel. The quality was excellent and the procession of the ducks down the steps and into their pool everyday was great to see. The lobby was peaceful and relaxing with classical music throughout. I also enjoyed the boutiques in the lobby area. The only fault was some of the surrounding area was not very safe. Also please be careful where you park your car. The parking garage across the street (not affiliated with hotel) had non-English speaking employees who could not understand us and held up a board of keys for us to choose ours to reclaim our car.

Clean rooms with comfy duvets.While the rooms were very clean, some of the "antique" furniture was a little too dingy for me.“The rooms were clean and well-stocked. The staff were friendly, but they lost our bags for a few hours. The Peabody is...

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