Best Hotels near LeMoyne-Owen College

Quite possibly the most famous hotel in Memphis, The Peabody steals the attention of hotel guests and other tourists twice a day, every day with the Peabody Duck Parade. Dating back to 1925, this hotel is one of the city's oldest and most grand. though some recent visitors say the guest rooms and small bathrooms could use a refresh. Still, travelers do seem to appreciate that The Peabody provides modern amenities, such as 42-inch flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi access, while maintaining its old-timey charm. With multiple on-site restaurants and bars, you can be sure you won't go hungry after a day exploring the city. What's more, the hotel is home to a resort-style spa, a fitness center and a business center. Now part of Preferred Hotels & Resorts, the hotel allows I Prefer members to earn and redeem points.

Situated just off the historic Beale Street, this Westin draws music fans and partygoers seeking to take advantage of the Memphis nightlife. Guests can walk right out the front door and be in the middle of the action. The Westin's signature Heavenly Beds, clean rooms and dual shower heads are big hits among recent guests. Unfortunately, the praise often stops there. Some lodgers were disappointed with the customer service, the Wi-Fi charges and the noise from nearby bars and music venues, which can keep guests awake at night. As a guest of the hotel, you'll have access to an on-site fitness center, a business center and the seafood-focused bleu restaurant & lounge. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Sitting blocks from the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis, Tennessee, the Hotel Napoleon – which participates in the Choice Privileges rewards program – blends historical charm with modern amenities. Built in 1902, the building that houses this boutique hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places. But despite its Old World exterior, accommodations here are contemporary in style. Each guest room features gray and white decor and boasts amenities like a coffee maker, a work desk, a flat-screen TV and a minifridge. Previous guests raved about Hotel Napoleon's free coffee and cappuccinos, which are offered daily in the lobby. Other amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi access, an American restaurant and a fitness center, but some recent travelers felt that more were needed to justify the hotel's price. The property is also within walking distance of several eateries, and the music-centric Beale Street is just four blocks south. To reach other parts of Memphis, visitors can hop on the nearby trolley line.

The Crowne Plaza Memphis Downtown is just 2 miles from the sights and sounds of Beale Street and only a block from the Memphis Cook Convention Center. Guests can enjoy a sit-down meal at the on-site restaurant, grab a drink at the outdoor Blues Patio or swim in the outdoor pool during their stays. Each of the 230 guest rooms features a spacious workstation, a minifridge and complimentary Wi-Fi access. The hotel operates a free shuttle to popular downtown destinations in Memphis, Tennessee, and recent guests rave about the friendly, knowledgeable drivers. Although the hotel recently renovated its common spaces, the rooms are still a bit dated according to past visitors, who primarily have issues with the loud, finicky air conditioning units. Part of the IHG Hotels family, this Crowne Plaza hotel allows IHG Rewards Club members to earn and redeem points.

Across the street from the famous Peabody Hotel (and its Duck Parade), the DoubleTree by Hilton Memphis Downtown offers convenient access to the best of Memphis, Tennessee. Beale Street is just a short walk away, while Elvis Presley’s Graceland sits within driving distance. On-site, guests have access to a fitness center, an outdoor pool and a TGI Fridays in the lobby. And in each of the 280 guest rooms, visitors will find a flat-screen TV, a workstation, a coffee maker and complimentary Wi-Fi access. The location is undoubtedly the main draw for this DoubleTree by Hilton – with many past guests praising its convenience – but be prepared to pay for pricey parking. Valet is the only option here, and it’s not cheap. Since this property is a part of the Hilton family, members of the Hilton Honors program can earn and redeem rewards points by choosing to stay here.  

The Madison Hotel is designed to be a chic, European-style boutique with fun furnishings inside of the former Tennessee Trust Bank Building. But as some guests have discovered, the downside to this property is its small rooms. Though compact, the Madison's accomodations boast 37-inch flat-screen TVs, 300-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets, rainfall showerheads and Keurig coffee makers. Travelers say the staff at this property is also friendly and eager to please. What's more, recents guests agreed that the rooftop patio and superb downtown location were the biggest draws to this trendy Memphis hotel.

Originally built in 1930, the Residence Inn Memphis Downtown sits in the heart of Memphis and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, since it retains many of its original architectural elements. All accommodations have full kitchens, work desks, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi access and separate living and dining areas, and the hotel runs a complimentary grocery shopping service to stock the fridge. Suites have two HDTVs with premium movie channels and DVD players. Guests looking to work up a sweat can utilize the 24-hour health club. The hotel provides a free hot breakfast daily and a social mix Monday through Wednesday with food and beverages available. A Starbucks is available on-site as well. The View Rooftop Bar is open seasonally Thursday through Saturday evenings, and a "hidden gem" that offers incredible vistas, recent guests said. The Main Street Trolley runs just outside the hotel for easy access to local attractions, shopping and restaurants. Part of the Marriott portfolio, the Residence Inn Memphis Downtown allows Marriott Rewards members to earn and redeem points.

Courtyard Memphis Downtown is only a few blocks from Beale Street, and recent guests love taking advantage of the street’s live music and restaurants. Guest rooms at this Tennessee hotel come with a minifridge, a coffee maker, free Wi-Fi access and offer premium television channels. The Bistro, the on-site restaurant, serves breakfast, dinner and cocktails. Recent travelers say the food is fine, but some believe breakfast should have been complimentary. Guests at this Marriott property can also enjoy the fitness center and a whirlpool. Travelers hosting an event can make use of more than 5,000 square feet of meeting space, which includes a 2,000 square-foot ballroom. Attractions situated near this hotel range from the Memphis Cook Convention Center to the Cannon Performing Arts to the FedEx Forum. This Courtyard hotel is part of the Marriott hotel group, and members of the Marriot Reward program can earn or redeem points at this property.

Overlooking Court Square, a historic Memphis park, SpringHill Suites Memphis Downtown boasts an excellent position on the trolley line that leads to the Tennessee city’s downtown. The hotel offers 147 suites with modern amenities including free Wi-Fi access, a microwave, a minifridge and premium channels. Guests can enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast buffet, although there is no on-site restaurant for lunch or dinner. The hotel has a 24-hour fitness center, an indoor swimming pool and a hot tub. What’s more, the hotel is close to local attractions including AutoZone Park, Graceland and the National Civil Rights Museum. Recent guests love the hotel’s location, but a handful of them believe the customer service could be improved. The SpringHill Suites hotel is part of the Marriott hotel group, which means that travelers can earn and redeem Marriott Rewards points at this property.

Located in the middle Beale Street, a famous Tennessee entertainment center, Holiday Inn Memphis-Downtown (Beale St.) boasts a great location to explore downtown Memphis. The hotel has 192 guest rooms, all of which have complimentary Wi-Fi, a coffee maker and a flat-screen TV. After they leave their accommodations, guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center and a business center. The Downtown Bar and Grille serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus, cocktails, beer and wine. Also, Coffee Corner featuring hot and cold coffee beverages. In addition to Beale Street, the property is close to various attractions including the National Civil Rights Museum, the Pink Palace Museum and the Gibson Factory. Recent guests say that this Holiday Inn only offers valet parking, and they warn that it can be costly. The hotel is part of the IHG Rewards Club, which means that rewards members can earn or redeem points while staying here.