The Peabody Memphis

With a style and tradition befitting one of Memphis’ grandest, most legendary hotels, The Peabody Memphis offers a magnificent bridge between the “Blues City’s” celebrated past and cosmopolitan present. The Peabody Memphis is legendary for its charm, elegance, gracious hospitality, and rich history. This Memphis icon, opened in 1869, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is world-famous for its five resident Mallard ducks, who march daily through the lobby at 11am and 5pm. When you’re ready to experience Memphis’ most unique and distinctive hotel, The Peabody is waiting.

The Peabody Hotel

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Memphis is a city where every corner feels like a piece of living history, blending the gritty soul of the Mississippi River with the high-energy neon of the Beale Street Entertainment District.

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You can begin your pilgrimage at the “Big Three” music landmarks—Graceland, Sun Studio, and the Stax Museum—to see where rock ‘n’ roll and soul were born, or spend a moving afternoon at the National Civil Rights Museum, located at the historic Lorraine Motel. Beyond the museums, you can catch the quirky daily tradition of the Peabody Ducks marching at the Peabody Hotel, explore the massive 32-story Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid, or walk the Big River Crossing for a panoramic sunset view of the skyline.

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