"More than an event. More than a month. Memphis in May: a state of mind, a month-long revelry celebrating the indigenous charms of Memphis—and a different honored country each year. It’s cultural exchange at its best…World. Class. Fun."

There is so much more which Memphis has to offer. We traveled here on Memorial weekend and experienced the luxury and charm of the South beginning at the mouth of the Delta on the Mississippi River. First we were off to the Peabody Hotel and then to The Madison Hotel.

149 Union Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901) 529-4000

Web: www.peabodymemphis.com

The Peabody Hotel is steeped in history of the South with all its' Southern hospitality and charm. The Mississippi Delta is said to begin in the Lobby of the Peabody. Built in 1869, and named for philanthropist George Peabody, this hotel has been host to President Andrew Johnson, Confederate General Robert E. Lee, William Faulkner, Charles Lindbergh as well as modern day celebrities. More > Read the Review

79 Madison Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901) 333-1200

Web: www.madisonhotelmemphis.com

The Madison Hotel, has possibly one of the best views of the Mississippi we have ever seen. Probably, one of the best rooftop patios in Memphis. The photo below (see review) was taken on the roof top of the Madison Hotel. This is not what makes the Madison special by no means. It is only one, of the many features it offers its guest. The Madison is considered a boutique hotel with style and panache which makes for a colorful and comfortable stay weather it is for business or for pleasure. As you enter the lobby of the hotel you are impressed with its fine mixture of art deco designs, friendly staff and the feel of luxury and comfort.  More > Read the Review

10 North Main Street
Memphis, TN 38103

Web: Rachel's Salon and Spa

Down on Main Street, in the Dr D. T. Porter Building, of Memphis Tennessee, you'll find Rachel's Salon and Day Spa.It is located next to a beautiful city park with large windows to view the park from the salon side of the spa. The city trolleys run in front of the building but, it is only a few hundred feet from the Madison Hotel and only three short blocks from the Peabody hotel. More > Read the Review

"More than an event. More than a month. Memphis in May: a state of mind, a month-long revelry celebrating the indigenous charms of Memphis—and a different honored country each year. It’s cultural exchange at its best…World. Class. Fun."

There is so much more which Memphis has to offer. We traveled here on Memorial weekend and experienced the luxury and charm of the South beginning at the mouth of the Delta on the Mississippi River. First we were off to the Peabody Hotel and then to The Madison Hotel.