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If you're looking for a sleek treat, check in to this swanky, ultramodern hotel. — Lonely Planet
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9 reviews
The Inn offers a European and Southern feel with wood armoires and four-post beds in the bedrooms and live music playing in the lobby. — Condé Nast Traveler
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7 reviews
Whether you're visiting Memphis for business or pleasure, this Westin provides comfy digs in a convenient downtown location. — Gayot
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5 reviews
The DoubleTree by Hilton Memphis Downtown is a 280-room upper-middle-range hotel that's a 10-minute walk to the Beale Street Entertainment District. — Oyster
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4 reviews
Relax and listen to the grand piano that's played in the greenery-filled lobby of this sophisticated high-rise. The 19-story hotel is next to the Downtown Convention Center. — Fodor's
The three-pearl Holiday Inn Select Memphis Downtown (Beale Street) is in a great location, across from the famous Peabody Hotel and a six-minute walk to Beale Street’s nightclubs and other attractions. — Oyster
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2 reviews
For the rates, this is one of the better franchise values in the city, albeit a bit off center. — Star Service
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5 reviews
Our pick of the cheaper downtown digs, this stubby stucco box, part of a jumble of corporate sleeps, has pleasant, airy rooms with flat-screen TVs. Parking is $12. — Lonely Planet
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4 reviews
The three-pearl Hilton Memphis is a high-rise business hotel in East Memphis, with a large conference center that hosts a number of functions throughout the year. — Oyster
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4 reviews
Completely renovated in a traditional style in 2007. Many of the rooms have views of Beale Street. — Fodor's
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4 reviews
This Days Inn is as close as you can get to Graceland without actually staying there. — Oyster
One of the newer hotels in downtown Memphis is located in a 13-story Art Deco building that dates back to the 1930s...Close to attractions, great restaurants, and the Main Street Trolley line. — Frommer's
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2 reviews
This Memphis Comfort Inn offers a pretty solid value considering its prime downtown location: The property is across from Mud Island River Park and a short drive away from Beale Street. — Oyster
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2 reviews
This contemporary mid-range hotel from the Hyatt chain offers 126 spacious guest rooms with living areas, sleeper sofas, and wet bars. — Oyster
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2 reviews
Though it's not as attractively designed as the nearby Homewood Suites, this extended-stay property offers many of the same conveniences and amenities. — Frommer's
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1 review
A good value for tourists who want a clean, comfortable suite at a reasonable price in a great location, this property is just a block from the Mississippi River. — Frommer's
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1 review
This East Memphis Hilton-owned hotel is a bit closer to Midtown museums than other hotels in this area. — Frommer's
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