The Peabody has a wonderful "Old World" feel. It's all about being taken care of with the service being exceptional and the staff members friendly and willing to help when ever asked. The hotel lobby is charming and welcoming. The Duck March was, of course, a fun experience. The cocktails are absolutely delicious! The breakfast was wonderful. Free coffee in the deli was always hot and ready. We had Dinner for our anniversary in the Capriccio Grill. ( The bread board is worth a try)Tempatures on the steaks were dead on. The only negative was we were seated at a very small table in the middle of the restraunt being too busy to have a quite corner to enjoy conversation with our meal. Staff buzzing around both sides of us. Otherwise we had a lovely time and will be back.

Great hotel, great location! 99% of the staff was great.

There were blood or make-up stains on our shower curtain and a few of the towels. Whoever checked us in wasn't very nice. Just mechanical, not personable at all. We didn't even know our room came with a turn down service and I was so embarrassed when we came back after going to a baseball game and to dinner. I left clothes out and some personal belongings I would have much rather had hidden (put up and away) if I knew housekeeping came into the room. Whoever was working along side of her was extremely pleasant! The rest of the staff was very friendly, respectful, and just nice to be around.

In the heart of downtown Memphis with access to restaurants, the Orpheum Theatre, the FedEx Forum, and Beale Street, the location is perfect. The staff, facilities, and Duck Master are top tier! Breakfast was great. Breakfast is not included with the room; however, there is room service for an extra fee. There's a lobby bar where my husband and I enjoyed a night cap. We always enjoy staying at the Peabody Memphis.

The taxes added to our stay were less than stellar. Expect to pay $80.00 in taxes in addition to your room fee. We were quoted $265 for 1 night and paid $345 total. Unfortunately, we heard there was a shooting a couple streets over when Sayso P was murdered in broad daylight the day of our arrival. It's still Memphis, so just make sure to keep yourself aware of your surroundings.

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. 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

There is no coffee maker or mini fridge in the room.

beautifully decorated hotel Not modern but pure class

There are no coffee making facilities in the room but you can go to the deli just off reception and grab a complimentary coffee/tea. However, this is only between 6am and 10am so if you want a hot drink at any other point in the day, you have to buy one. The only major issue we had was that housekeeping cleaned our room while we were down in the spa for 2-3 hours and left our door open!! Whilst nothing actually happened, anything could have! Someone could’ve taken the car key and stolen the car! Let’s face it, nobody actually puts EVERYTHING of value in the safe….wouldnt fit! I raised it with the manager and they were very apologetic and gave us an invite for a complimentary breakfast in the hotel restaurant the next morning

Atmosphere was great, enjoyed the Marching of the ducks. We were able to relax in the lobby and enjoy people watching. The floor was quiet and people respectful of others on the floor. Like the fact that room keys worked on just your location and the roof. The breakfast was delicious and a good start for our busy day.

Did not like the fact there was no refrigerator in room for my insulin since I am a diabetic. The staff tried to upgrade my son and I to a larger room which was not necessary since we spent limited time in our room.

Great hotel with awesome history in a brilliant location. Situated just a 5 minute walk from Beale St, this historic hotel is a great place to stay and we are so pleased we chose here. The duck parade and history lesson is a must see and do. The service is exceptional with very friendly staff that just want to assist.

The only down side to this hotel is the size of the bathroom. They are so small, they are bordering on almost unusable. I know there is pretty much nothing that can be done as it would require major renovations to change this.

It is a grand old hotel. Rooms were spacious and a great lobby to sit and have a drink. And those wonderful ducks were simply great to say. The restaurant was great for breakfast, and all employees were extremely friendly.

There were signs on the exterior doors that informed customers of when the doors would be locked. Don’t pay any attention to those signs. The doors are always locked. One evening at about 8 PM I had to call security to come to the door on BB King street to let me in. The operator kept telling me to walk all the way around the hotel to come into the entrance that way. It was raining and the person with me had limited mobility. I had to insist that security come to the door to let us in. They did so but didn’t seem happy about going out of their way. Hotel needs to fix this.

Entering this hotel takes you into another world. You are treated with such care, kindness and consideration by every member of their staff. Everyone in the hotel, whether employee or guest, seemed genuinely happy to be there. The building itself is absolutely beautiful. The ducks were quite a treat to watch. The room, restaurants, lobby, and rooftop were all perfect. While it may seem you are paying a little more than other are hotels, this experience is definitely worth more than you can possibly imagine. I look forward to returning when I am back in Memphis.

Make sure you read where to find the entrance to the parking area. It took me a couple of laps around the block to figure it out. It was all detailed in the email sent to me prior to my arrival. My fault. Our windows were frosted, so we had no view. My 83-year-old mom would have loved to have had something to look at from our 11th story room. There was some outside noise, but the hotel is in the heart of downtown Memphis. That is to be expected.

Magnificent lobby and bar area (where the duck fountain is) with very helpful staff. Location ideal for the central Memphis sights, including the museums and ball park (the main art gallery is not in the downtown yet but moving next year) and amazing Mississippi. Large car park for self-parking so no need to pay extra for valet, though it is a walk to the hotel from the car park. Nice (if too small) restaurant for breakfast with some truly dedicated serving staff. Swimming pool pleasant enough if small.

Nothing major, but the room, although comfortable and quiet, was quite small and lacked amenities such as a fridge. The elevators can be slow as they are not too many and are sometimes busy with folks going to the top floor terrace and bar (or duck house in the case of the ducks!) The area around the hotel is not great, unfortunately. Unlike Nashville, Memphis has yet to revitalise its downtown and it seemed like half the buildings were empty. But there are nice restaurants etc., we never felt unsafe and it was an incentive to get to the restaurants in Overton Park, a 5 minutes drive away.