Hotels near Lamar-Airways Shopping Center in Memphis

The hotel location wasn't bad. Loved the Elvis homage.... room wasn't the cleanest, bathroom and walls could use a good clean and paint job. Didn't have breakfast. So I can't say much. But for the price I paid, I can't complain. Don't mind going back there.

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I was in town to help my daughter move to the area and help her get settled while she worked at her new job and I worked remotely during the days. The biggest complaint I had was the internet speed. I'm in IT and work remotely, participating in video calls throughout the day. Because of this, I upgraded my internet speed to the better quality. After having problems on my video calls, I contacted Comcast (the ISP for the hotel) and they couldn't figure it out and were supposed to send someone out to investigate and fix the issue. This was on Wednesday and I checked out on Saturday morning with no resolution and no speed improvement. Throughout my stay, the faucet in the kitchen leaked maybe one drip every three or four seconds progressing to 1-2 drips each second and wrapping up my stay with a narrow but steady stream of water. The maintenance tech came up on Friday and found she didn't have the parts needed to fix it and it apparently wasn't too high on the priority list to source them locally. I was told it would wait until Monday when she returned. Again, I checked out on Saturday with no resolution. Overall, the kitchen is tired as is several non-room aspects of the property. The veneer on the particle board cabinetry is delaminating and some of the doors don't even hang straight anymore. The fridge doors look like someone took a hammer to them. Some of the stair treads have come loose and are most definitely a trip-and-fall hazard. The whole thing's seen better days. Oh, and I can't forget the daily smell of someone smoking **** on my floor - IN A NON-SMOKING BUILDING! I was required to stay another week and so I moved to a different ESA location across town; I should have stayed at this one, even with its issues. I don't know if the problem is endemic to Memphis or system-wide, but I'm not impressed. Needless to say, I won't be staying with ESA anytime soon.

Celebrating the best of the Memphis way of life – the art, the music, the culture, and of course, the passionate Overton Square community. The Memphian, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel offers elegant design, contemporary amenities, curated art, and an inviting atmosphere, paying homage to its storied past while welcoming the future with energetic, open arms. Like its namesake, The Memphian makes every guest feel like a local. Full of tradition, but never traditional, The Memphian welcomes locals to the neighborhood with its own unique twist on southern hospitality and classic Memphis flavor. Our midtown Memphis hotel is located in the Memphis Theater District, in the heart of Overton Square and surrounded by the best dining, entertainment, and shopping Memphis has to offer. Enjoy a local dish at our lobby restaurant, Complicated Pilgrim and then a drink at our coffee-to-cocktail rooftop bar, Tiger And Peacock. Business travelers will enjoy our onsite boardroom and business center. Book your stay today.

Stayed here for 1 night prior to a very early flight. Despite my traveling companion having serious mobility issues, we were put all the way around the back in room 279/277 which was a huge problem for my companion (discovered at check out there's actually a wheelchair right behind the front desk; ugh). I cannot fathom a property of this size having only one very small elevator located in one very far back corner of the building, but that's what it's got. That whole side of the building absolutely reeks of cigarette smoke & putting the fan on in the room only makes it worse. It was fascinating comparing the 2 rooms-different sized tv's, different thermostats, different toiletries in the bathroom-just a hodge podge of stuff, apparently. There is absolutely nothing in the vicinity for food other than the on-site Bistro which is fine for what it is-if you like spending $20 for a microwaved hamburger, this is the place. Airport shuttle runs every 30 minutes on the dot & is an 8 minute ride away-shuttle driver very helpful in getting bags to the terminal d/t the mobility issues referenced before.

The prices for Downtown Memphis hotels were really high and at around £150, this appeared one of the better 'budget' options. We were not disappointed and will not hesitate to stay here again. Free parking (probably the only downtown hotel to offer this) which was gated and secure. The hotel itself was very modern, with fantastic Memphis photos covering the lobby walls. The room itself was much larger than expected, clean and very comfortable. Breakfast was typical budget options but was included in the price and more than adequate. The hotel is on Union and within a 5 to 10-minute walk is Beale St, Peabody, and other Downtown attractions. The only fault we found was the windows are not very sound-proofed and the bikes leaving Beale St on the Wednesday night were very loud at the lights outside the hotel - but that is a minor qualm as it is only on Wednesday this occurs - and the bikes were louder than average bikes.

Incredible experience. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The things that need improvement is the carpets on the hallway and in the rooms have stains. Additionally, the quality of toilet paper they use is very low.

We came to Memphis for the first time, to tour a school for our son. Our stay was made beautiful by Chef Zee, with her warm service and engaging conversation. She ensured we enjoyed our breakfast and gave us tips for places to see around town. We truly appreciate her and will look for her when we return.

The motel is very close to the center so it is very easy and comfortable to get there. The good thing was that it is in a gated property so at least it feels safe. I reserved a room for three people but they provided just two sets of towels. The room had the basic. TV, no fridge. The main problem I had was the clean. The room did not feel clean at all. The beds were changed, but under the bed the dust and dirt was disgusting. The floor probably has not been clean from a very long time and there was a condom wrap open under the bed. The walls and doors had spots all over . Overpriced for what you get.

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