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This June and July, escape the ordinary and indulge in a boutique getaway at River Inn of Harbor Town with our exclusive Staycation Package. Whether you’re planning a weekday retreat or a weekend escape, enjoy luxurious accommodations starting at $229 on weekdays and $249 on weekends—plus receive a $50 food and beverage voucher to savor at any of our award-winning restaurants: Paulette’s, Tug’s Casual Grill, or Terrace at the River Inn.

Relax in the room or suite of your choice, many with breathtaking Mississippi River views, and enjoy signature touches like a glass of wine or champagne upon arrival, nightly chocolate truffles and port wine, and a chef-prepared breakfast each morning at the beloved Paulette’s Restaurant.

Your stay also includes premium amenities such as 24-hour concierge service, in-room dining, Frette linens, Gilchrist & Soames bath products, free parking and WiFi, access to Harbor Town Fitness, and proximity to the scenic Greenbelt Park for peaceful riverside strolls.

Please note: Blackout dates apply June 19–21. Book your summer stay today and experience timeless Southern charm and modern luxury at River Inn of Harbor Town.

Onsite Dining:

• Paulette’s Restaurant
• Terrace Rooftop Lounge
• Tug’s Casual Grill
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Call 901-260-3333 to check availability and book your stay. Or book online here.

An exceptional stay at an exceptional rate—because luxury should be effortless.

Curated from the extensive archive of iconic photojournalist Dr. Ernest C. Withers, the exhibit features both legendary figures—B.B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, Ray Charles—and underrecognized talents such as Evelyn “The Whip” Young and Big Maybelle. Withers, a trusted and embedded figure in the Memphis music scene, captured rare, behind-the-scenes moments with an artist’s eye and a community insider’s access.

In honor of this centennial milestone, the Withers Museum has been actively uncovering never-seen-before images from its archives. These newly revealed works will debut as part of the exhibit, offering a fresh and intimate look at the blues musicians who helped shape American music.