The Peabody Memphis in Memphis

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  Atomic Hive

  :: 08 May 2018 09:43:30

  Accommodations were great, no refrigerator in room and that was inconvenient but everything else was beautiful. The staff on the other hand were not so friendly. Was made to feel like I didn't belong there. It almost ruined my birthday. I paid almost 600 dollars to sleep there. I suggest The Peabody staff get to know their customers and especially if they spend that much to stay there. Also tried to contact someone at the hotel who cared at all and no one would even take the time to call me back. My mother used to bring me here when I was a child and I always had such fond memories of this place and staff. Times have changed a lot and it's really sad. This place HAD style and class, something that is completely missing now. What happened???

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  Tom Campbell

  :: 02 May 2018 12:06:24

  Unfortunately my stay isn't over yet but the end can't come soon enough. Don't get me wrong, the hotel has an amazing history, charm and looks. However, that is best experienced by walking in off the street, looking around and leaving before you encounter the horrific service. There are so many things that have gone wrong I have no desire to type out line by line. Suffice it to say you can achieve a higher level of satisfaction staying anywhere else.

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  William McNeel

  :: 30 April 2018 10:42:34

  One of my favorite places to visit especially during the fall around Thanksgiving and Christmas. The duck walk is pretty cool to enjoy. I also like to visit during Memphis in May and during the summer months when they are having rooftop parties overlooking the MS River. As to spending the night at The Peabody I'll just say some rooms are more comfortable than others keeping in mind that this is a very old motel therefore some rooms are not sound proof and are concrete and that's been the only downside to staying at this hotel. If your next door neighbor for the night is talking loudly or if there are crying babies next door you'll be up all night. I think next time I visit I'll just go for the lobby scenery and avoid actually staying the night there.

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  Natalia Marek Griffin

  :: 24 April 2018 10:26:50

  The Peabody is a lovely hotel, with a lot of history. The ducks are charming and memorable. The catering for the conference I attended was very good, and the staff was consistently friendly and welcoming. The air conditioning in the meeting rooms is very aggressive, so bring a sweater. Also, there really aren't enough elevators to handle the traffic when meetings get out and everyone wants to go up to their room, so be ready to take the stairs sometimes.

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  Laurie Sorrenson

  :: 08 April 2018 11:09:01

  We had to get a room for one night because our plane was cancelled. When I called the only room they offered was over $500. When I said no way... All of a sudden they found one for $269. Smallest room I have ever stayed in. Ducks were cool and the lobby is beautiful. The bartender and waitstaff and front desk staff seemed so unhappy in their jobs! Unlike the employees at the clothing stores there who were awesome. Walk across the street in the morning to the Fridays for breakfast if you want to see fun happy employees. The Peabody could learn from them.