Memphis Beale Street Area Pet Friendly Hotel?
Jan 2nd, 2011, 03:15 PM
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Memphis Beale Street Area Pet Friendly Hotel?
We are traveling cross country with our dog and planning on stopping in Memphis for a couple of nights - see Graceland, walk around Beale Street, see the Peabody ducts, etc.
Can anyone suggest a budget friendly, pet friendly hotel in this area? We will have a car, but would prefer to walk as much as possible as I"m assuming parking is a pain. (Can take the car to Graceland, though, right?)
Can anyone suggest a budget friendly, pet friendly hotel in this area? We will have a car, but would prefer to walk as much as possible as I"m assuming parking is a pain. (Can take the car to Graceland, though, right?)
Jan 2nd, 2011, 06:14 PM
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The Marriott Residence Inn in downtown Memphis is pet-friendly. We stay there frequently and absolutely love the hotel, the personnel, and the free breakfasts!
I'm not sure, though, whether it would fall into budget-friendly.
From downtown, you can (and should) take your car to Graceland. Aside from that, the other touristy places you want to see are downtown.
I'm not sure, though, whether it would fall into budget-friendly.
From downtown, you can (and should) take your car to Graceland. Aside from that, the other touristy places you want to see are downtown.
Jan 3rd, 2011, 08:40 AM
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There is also a free shuttle service that runs between the Rock and Soul Museum (downtown), Graceland, and Sun Studio -- no need for a car to visit Graceland from downtown Memphis unless you want to use one.
Jan 3rd, 2011, 11:36 AM
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travel, they're adjacent. Beale Street is IN downtown (at the edge), and is only a few blocks long. It's nothing like Bourbon Street in New Orleans, and is not really a "district", it's just 5 or 6 blocks of restaurants and music venues.
