Business Hotels in Memphis

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

The location is very good, the surrounding environment is good, quiet, the top floor observation deck is very good, you can look at the Mississippi River, you can see the bridge marked 'M'. The restaurant on the top floor is also good, you can go and taste it. There are no convenience stores and shopping malls around. It is more convenient to have a car or rent a car. This is the case in the general cities of the United States. It is very inconvenient to have no car. There are some snacks (popcorns and the like) in the hotel room that can be enjoyed free of charge. The hotel room is ok, but we live in a suite with an outdoor deck that can go out and enjoy the exterior. The terrace is large and connected to the next room. There is no problem with security. All the platforms need to be swiped before they can enter. There are leisure sofas on the platform, but there are more dust on the sofa and coffee table and the ground, as well as spider webs. The hotel is located in a large outdoor goods store. The interior decoration is very special. Some real animal specimens, birds, deer, etc. can be seen everywhere. There are also some introductions to the origin of the hotel, which is very story-like. I like to enjoy life in the American country. There is also a battlefield in the mall. There are guns and ammunition on the second floor. On the first floor, there are various mountain bikes, there are various fishing gears and swimwear, and a The harbor pier has a lot of local fish in it. There is also a city called Memphis in Egypt. The shape of this hotel is designed as a pyramid. From the second floor, it is designed as a hotel room along the inner circle of the pyramid. The room will look like a log cabin, plus The decoration of animal specimens is very interesting. The middle part and the first floor of the pyramid are shopping malls, restaurants, bowling alleys and shooting clubs. The top floor is the observation deck and the steakhouse. The hotel is relatively new, the room is relatively large, that is, the windows of some rooms are facing the indoor shopping malls, the shopping malls are exquisitely arranged, and the view from the room is also a scene. In short, to travel to Memphis, this is a place worth living.

Daily Mandatory Charge includes: Memphis Tourism Fee.

Guest House was beautiful. It felt as if I was walking into a movie scene. Very beautiful place. They have a movie theater with free Elvis movies each night, food was excellent and service was superb. Location is great and very secure. I would highly recommend to anyone in the area. I wish we could have stayed longer.

Good hotel, very close to where we needed to go for the weekend. Staff was very friendly and helpful!

The most lively Bell Street in Memphis is also the safest place, and the Westin Hotel is next to Bell Street. The hotel offers valet parking for a fee, which is reasonable. For others, please see the picture, the home court of the Grizzlies is next to it.

Enjoyed our stay. Staff and property were nice and very clean. Trolleys were a jump and a skip next to motel making travel very easy and enjoyable. Would definitely recommend completely.

Located at the corner of Beale Street and Front Street, this property is situated less than 2 blocks from the entrance of the Beale Street Entertainment District, close to the central Business District and is on the banks of the Mississippi River. With 227 total guestrooms and suites, all with oversized windows and views of the city or the river, the hotel will be part of the larger development of One Beale. When complete the complex will include a residential component, additional restaurant and bar options ranging from casual to fine dining. The property will include approximately 9,000 sq ft of unique meeting space created through the conversion of the historic William C. Ellis and Sons Ironworks and Machine Shop, originally constructed in 1879. The property will include a Latin Inspired 3 meal restaurant, Cimas, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Mississippi River and famous M Bridge, outdoor patio dining overlooking the river and pool deck and a local vibe through design and music components. Additionally, the property will include a Lobby Bar specializing in curated cocktails. Beck Call will be the 3rd outlet on property and is a high end Whiskey Bar located on the roof of the property with amazing views of Beale Street and an open air concept with one wall having the ability to fully open to the patio. The rooftop will also offer casual bench seating, fire pits, additional mobile bar options and views of the Memphis skyline and Mississippi River. Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis will also include the only “Resort Style” pool experience in the downtown market. This unique experience will include an expansive pool deck, 4 private cabanas, food and beverage options and a music concept to bring the space to life.

Close to the airport, the sanitation service is okay, that is, some rooms may have faulty doors. Check them when you check in. If you encounter problems, the staff will help you in time.