Peabody Hotel Memphis

149 Union Ave, Memphis , Tennessee, United States - Phone: 901 529 4000
  • Photo of Peabody Hotel Memphis
    Photo of Peabody Hotel Memphis Photo of Peabody Hotel Memphis Photo of Peabody Hotel Memphis
    Traveler Rating 4.00
    252 reviews 49 travel blogs 19 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Architectural building, Historic site, Performance

    Popularity

    28of 110 attractions in Memphis

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Peabody Hotel Memphis

  • 1

    Memphis

    10 photos

    Yesterday we left Nashville and drove to Memphis. We got checked in to the Peabody Hotel late afternoon after having a bit of difficulty finding how to get to the valet parking, we ended up parking in public parking and hauling our suitcases quite a ways - ugh (we have since moved the car). The hotel is beautiful, kind of has the feel of the …

  • 2

    Black and White

    8 photos

    Song: Elvis Presley - Hound Dog
    "Million Dollar Quartet"

    We got up early again, took a tram and did a half a loop. In the ram we met some locals. They were just wonderig why were visiting Memphis. Lol, they kept asking us: "Why Memphis?" In the end he gave us a key-ring to remember Memhis. ,) Nice guy!

    Then we got of the Tram …

Related BlogsPeabody Hotel Memphis

  • 1

    Memphis

    11 photos

    ... who's been sitting outside protesting about the use of the motel for 20 years, 272 days.   We then went to the Peabody Hotel which was right across the road from our hotel.  The Peabody has a fountain in the lobby that houses a few ...

  • 2

    Graceland - Calling Elvis

    51 photos

    ... ! Nach dem Besuch in Graceland sind wir gerade noch rechtzeitig zu einer besonderen Attraktion in Downtown Memphis angekommen: Im ehrwürdigen Peabody Hotel ist eine Entenfamilie "angestellt", die jeweils den Tag im Brunnen in der Lobby verbringt. Punkt ...

  • 3

    Tennessee--Memphis, Home of the Blues

    16 photos

    ... ;    the Pyramid arena ·         the horse carts in front of The Peabody Hotel ·         Beale Street, Danny Thomas Blvd., and Elvis Presley Blvd   ...

  • 4

    Rob and Nick have left the building...

    7 photos

    ... been three weeks since I had my locks cut and they were getting pretty untidy. I was pointed in the direction of the Peabody Hotel, the biggest hotel in town, where a shop called Goulds would be able to cater for my needs. Indeed they could. Once the ...

  • 5

    I may not get there with you.....

    5 photos

    ... life in prison until his death in 1998.     KK:  In contrast we then went to The Duck Parade at the Peabody Hotel.  What began as a drunken prank in the 1930s has been a daily tradition ever since. At 11 am the ducks (4 of them ...

  • 6

    Day 3

    20 photos

    ... ...that was fun. :) We sang Happy Birthday to Ashton at least 17 times today. So Happy Birthday Ashton!!!! Then on to the Peabody Hotel - to watch the ducks at 5:00 pm...some of our group went to Beals Avenue and were able to get some ...

  • 7

    BBQ with Louise and Sass in Memphis

    25 photos

    ... Palace and plenty of side streets before heading over to check Louise and Sass into their downtown hotel. Our next stop was the Peabody Hotel to see the "marching of the ducks" though the lobby. We got therr early and had coffee while we waited ...

  • 8

    Love, Peace & Chicken Grease.

    18 photos

    ... , ate the legendary Tennessee meal of chicken & waffles at the 'sancti-fried' Miss Polly's Soul City Cafe, visited the Peabody Hotel (home of self-playing pianos & genius marching ducks) and did a drive-by of the incredibly underwhelming Sun ...

  • 9

    Last Day in Memphis

    ... time we both ordered the cobbler, and Travis agreed that it had to be the best he's ever had. We also went to the Peabody Hotel to see the ducks.  The hotel's website, www.peabodymemphis.com, gives the history of the ducks:    "How ...

  • 10

    Driving round the Deep South

    37 photos

    ... there all day?' - checkout time here is 11am! So no-one bothered cleaning our room in retribution. We headed for the Peabody Hotel to observe the somewhat bizarre spectacle of local ducks who waddled from the elevator to the hotel lobby fountain at 11am ...