The Peabody Memphis

Legendary for its charm, elegance, and gracious Southern hospitality, The Peabody Memphis has been made world-famous for its five resident Mallard ducks, who march daily through the Grand Lobby at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Built in 1869, the luxurious downtown hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places and continues to carry the distinction as the "South's Grand Hotel."

Just in time for its 150th Anniversary in 2019, The Peabody Memphis will complete a renovation of all 464 guestrooms and suites. Included in the multi-million dollar project are updated 'soft goods' and new bathrooms. The new décor will mix traditional with modern, creating a look of timeless elegance. Soft, calming neutrals and rich textures will be accented by custom paint colors and commissioned wall art that subtly pay tribute to Memphis, the blues, Mississippi River sunsets and the Peabody Ducks. Bathrooms will feel bright and spacious with upgraded lighting, white Carrara marble tiles on floors and tub surrounds, open shelving for storage, and Quartz vanity tops. 

Want to know more about the Peabody Memphis? Daily hotel history tours are available immediately following the morning Duck March and will be lead by the Peabody Duckmaster. The hour-long tour gives you inside information and includes spots like the Grand Lobby, Chez Philippe, Lanskys, rooftop/Duck Palace, Skyway and the Peabody Memorabilia Museum. Reservations are recommended as space is limited. Cost: $10 per person. 

View the floor plans here.