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In downtown Memphis, The Peabody is a historic grand hotel of 463 rooms and suites famous for its twice-daily march of resident ducks, with fine dining, the top spa in Tennessee and an indoor pool.
The Peabody Memphis stands on Union Avenue in downtown Memphis, the South’s Grand Hotel, opened in 1869 and on the National Register of Historic Places. Recently renovated, it has 463 rooms and suites with Carrara-marble baths, from Traditional and Deluxe rooms to Junior, Brinkley, Celebrity and Presidential suites and a Peabody Club floor, with pet-friendly options. Dining spans the modern-American Chez Philippe, the Italian steakhouse Capriccio Grill, the Corner Bar, the Lobby Bar and the Peabody Deli & Desserts, with afternoon tea and Sunday brunch. There is the Feathers Spa, which the hotel calls the top spa in Tennessee, a Peabody Athletic Club and an indoor pool and Jacuzzi. The hotel is world-famous for its five resident Mallard ducks, which march to and from the lobby fountain each day at 11am and 5pm, a tradition since the 1930s, with a rooftop Royal Duck Palace, Duckmaster tours and honorary Duckmaster experiences. Part of Peabody Hotels & Resorts and Historic Hotels of America, it suits travellers who want a historic, iconic downtown grand hotel with Southern charm, fine dining and the ducks.
Dining spans the modern-American Chez Philippe, with a French twist, and the Italian steakhouse Capriccio Grill.
The Corner Bar, the Lobby Bar and the Peabody Deli & Desserts round out the choice, with afternoon tea and a Sunday brunch.
A historic downtown Memphis grand hotel, opened in 1869.
463 rooms and suites with Carrara-marble baths.
The Feathers Spa, which the hotel calls the top spa in Tennessee.
A Peabody Athletic Club and an indoor pool and Jacuzzi.
The famous twice-daily Peabody Duck March and Duckmaster experiences.
The South’s Grand Hotel in downtown Memphis, opened in 1869.
463 renovated rooms and suites with marble baths.
Fine dining and the top spa in Tennessee.
An indoor pool and athletic club.
The famous twice-daily duck march, good for families and heritage lovers.
This suits you if you want a historic, iconic downtown grand hotel with Southern charm. Take a room above the city, watch the famous ducks march to the lobby fountain at 11 and 5, and dine at Chez Philippe or Capriccio Grill. Work through the Feathers Spa, swim in the indoor pool, and take a Duckmaster tour. It is full of Southern character and history. Good for couples, families and heritage lovers.
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