Hampton Inn & Suites Memphis-Beale Street

NOISY! Yeah, yeah. It’s next to Beale Street, across from a stadium. But if this building were near an airport, you wouldn’t hear a thing because it would be designed for soundproofing. This one, done on the cheap.
LOCATION is wonderful for access to Beale Street, which doesn’t really get going until after 8:00 on weeknights.
Parking is not included in the room rate, and runs about $ 20 per day. You have in-​and-​out privileges.
Our original room was above the pool. The chlorine fumes were almost overwhelming. I mentioned it to the front desk guy and he changed our room without a blink. Great service, as usual with Hampton Inn.
The free breakfast isn’t. You pay for it, but it’s not itemized on your invoice, just like sheets and towels aren’t listed. The food standard fare. Nothing to get excited about, but enough to get you on your way.
The security measures are comforting. This is a very busy area with lots of foot traffic. They have taken steps to assure that it’s difficult for non-​guests to access guest room floors.

Great location in write at Beale Street can listen to music all night hopefully like good music

Really amazing customer service, and right next to all the cool places you want to be.

I had a god experience at this hotel, I would stay here again. Right next to Beale St. The room had a balcony where we can here the music. The breakfast was okay.
Things I didn’t like.
–no bellman
–the one egg dish had ham and bell peppers.
–the area to drop off your luggage
Other than that, this place was great.

Hotel staff is VERY FRIENDLY. We arrived a little early and they allowed us to go ahead and check in. The lady at the front desk was extremely courteous and helpful. Housekeeping staff in the hallways asked us how our room was.
This hotel is a little pricey, but you are paying for the awesome LOCATION, which is literally steps from Beale Street. We could hear the sounds of Beale St from our room, but that’s what we were there for, so it didn’t bother us. This is probably not the hotel for you if you are there to get some sleep or get work done.
Our room was very nice and clean, and the bed was comfortable. I like that the hotel is very secure. You have to use your key card to access everything — the elevator, the doors after hours, the parking deck (which is right next door, not valet, costs $ 19 per night). They have a bar in the lobby, and there is also a sundries shop to purchase miscellaneous items such as toiletries and snacks. Wi-​fi was easy to access and worked well.
My only complaint was the free breakfast buffet. The free buffet is one of the reasons I chose this hotel, and it was not up to the quality of other free buffets we’ve had. The sausage and eggs were barely warm. The eggs were a little weird (powdered?). They had other things like bagels, yogurt, bananas, and muffins. Selection was pretty good, just needed the hot foods to be hot. I guess I shouldn’t complain since it is free.
Despite the buffet, we will most likely stay here again.
Overall: GREAT hotel in a GREAT LOCATION. Buffet — meh.

Like most other Hampton Inns across the country, this one offer clean rooms and good front desk service. They also have typical Hampton Inn breakfast and a very helpful breakfast staff.
This hotel is literally located a block away from Memphis’ famous Beale Street. Next door, you have a pizza shop where you can buy a cheese slice for $ 5 or $ 6 for pepperoni. Inside the hotel they also have a small bar and restaurant with yummy gyros.
WHY ONLY 3 STARS? Here’s why I am only giving this hotel 3 stars– It’s noisy as hell. All through the night you hear music and banging. The front desk has a disclaimer about the noise, but I would imagine they could construct an effective barrier to drown out the noise a little better. I was up all night both nights I stayed here, even after using sleep aides to get some sleep.
So, don’t expect to get much rest if you decide to stay at this specific hotel, BUT you can expect good customer service like any other Hampton Inn.

Nice people, clean rooms but not a place for a good nights sleep. Very noisy even on the 6^th floor. Outside music from local bars/​clubs.

Love coming here. Great place to stay. Rooms are nice. Right in the heart of downtown, Beale St. Memphis. Staff is friendly. Check in was easy and fast. Complimentary breakfast. Balcony view of Beale St.

The Hiltons are good friends of mine. Well, at least their chain of modestly priced hotel properties are good friends!
The Memphis Hilton is very clean and convenient to all things Memphis as a tourist (though be warned Graceland is nowhere near downtown).
As noted at the desk «Beale can be noisy» this is not a place to stay if you are a light sleeper.
Memphis is working really hard to clean things up, even so Beale has a gritty side that keeps me from recommending it to a solo traveler after dark.
Many rooms have a lovely alley view of Beale St bars and restaurants complete with patrons ready to refund whatever they ate and drank for dinner.
That’s Beale!
Parking is super easy and convenient here. The staff is tops. Security is very visible and other touches like a key card activated elevator make your stay more pleasant in the #4 out of 10 most dangerous cities in the US.

This Hampton Inn is located right off Beale St downtown. We stayed here over a long weekend and were impressed. We had one of their suites which was very nice. Well appointed, with balcony, small kitchenette and living room room area, and a separate bedroom (king bed) and adjoining bath (flat screens in both rooms). For a place that I am sure sees its fair share of partiers, the hotel and our room were in nice shape and very well kept. They do not offer room service, but there is a Fajita joint attached that will deliver. The hotel also has a nice complimentary breakfast buffet with a good variety… cereals, fruit, yogurt, bagels, waffle makers, and a couple hot buffet items (eggs and sausage when we stayed). Overall it was a nice place to stay and I would return if I am back in Memphis.

My boyfriend & I stayed here for Valentines Day. They let us check in early which was great because we were seeing a show at the Orpheum and wanted to get ready before the show. The staff was friendly. They have an indoor pool & hot tub (²⁴⁄₇) The room was clean & bed comfortable.
One thing I was worried about in Memphis was safety and I felt extremely safe. You need a room key to get in the elevator to the rooms which is right in front of the front desk. When we went to smoke a cigarette at 3am, there was a bunch of security hanging out in the lobby which was awesome.
THE LOCATION WAS AWESOME if you are wanting to party on Beale Streets! It’s ½ a block away and was an extremely easy walk.
Saw complaints about noise level in other reviews and when you check in there is a sign saying basically that they are right on Beale Street. Our room overlooked behind Beale & we heard nothing all night and it was a Saturday night.
The only thing that could be improved was Breakfast when it came to the eggs, sausage & fruit. They did have yogurt, cereal, bagels & waffles though so we were satisfied.
Would stay here again definitely!!!

This Hampton Inn is 3.5 stars, better than average but below very good. Overall the staff were very nice and the rooms were clean. I stayed three nights here. The location to Beale St is great step out the door and turn the corner. it’s only ½ block away. The down side was every morning it took 15 mins of running the water to get it warm enough for a shower, also late night hunger will not be satisfied until the morning. No options. Which surprised me for a so-​called «party area». So it had pros and cons. Overall I’d stay again just on proximity to Beale Street.

My mum and I had the absolute pleasure of staying here. All staff members were absolutely wonderful and went above and beyond to help us. This isn’t something you come across too often. The rooms are super clean comfy beds fantastic breakfasts. This is the best spot you could stay in to be so central to Beale St. Would highly recommend.

Centrally located, friendly and helpful staff, wonderful and generous breakfast buffet all made this particular Hampton Inn stand out.
While other reviewers complained about the noise, we didn’t need to use the earplugs that they handed us when we checked in. The noise wasn’t bad on the 6^th floor even though we were close to Beale St. We heard the music but it was bearable.
Room was very clean. Liked that we had a safe in the room. No fridges in the rooms.

Staff was friendly. The Night Auditor gave us each a large complementary Toblerone chocolate bar when we arrived which was a nice surprise. Super soft beds. I felt safe. Main doors to lobby were locked at night and you needed to ring a bell to be let in if you didn’t check in yet. Additionally, you need a key card to call the elevator. Our guest room was right next to the elevator and I didn’t hear any hallway noise or street noise. Nice indoor pool with hot tub (no jets or bubbles), gym, and business center. Nice to have free wifi even though we didn’t use it. The lobby layout was communal and it reminded me of a cozy Smoky Mountain cabin. I liked the free breakfast. Parking was a $ 15.56 + tax, but I knew that when I booked. It was a wonderful stay. Check out the video I made at this hotel:

This place was totally decent. Definitely didn’t exceed expectations or anything, but all needs were well met. The staff was helpful for getting taxis and helping us with directions. There were always a few people at the desk ready to help and there’s a tiny snack shop next to the desk with some pretty good options, especially if you’re coming home from a long night on Beale and feeling snacky :)
My bf and I also stayed at the Hilton while we were here. It’s particularly good for a Hampton, and the other is particularly bad for a Hilton. and this place was significantly nicer, but much louder! However, they definitely warn you ahead of time about it and that’s just the price you pay to stay in the fun part of town.
The gym was, of course, tiny. But they had a bench, some free weights, and a few cardio machines. If you’re creative or just a cardio bunny, you can make do here. At least they have one.
If I ever go back to Memphis, I would consider staying here again but only if there was a humongous price difference between here and the Peabody. Now that place is awesome! But this place definitely does the trick for a place to sleep and grab a quick free breakfast.

We have stayed at the Hampton many times in many different cities, and we have never been disappointed. They have an adequate breakfast, with clean and quiet rooms. If you stay here, try to get a room NOT on the Beale Street side. We were on the Peabody Place side, and had no problems at all. Others on the other side had difficulty with noise, and unruly guests.
I was surprised at all the security here, but I guess it is necessary. For one thing, you can only use the elevators to get to your rooms. No stairway access except in emergencies. Also, you need your room key to access the elevator, and, at certain times of day, the lobby bathrooms and the lobby itself.
We asked for one, king bed, but, somehow, we got two standard beds instead. When we stayed at the Hampton in Nashville, they did the same, but we got two queen beds. When you make your reservations, be sure they give you what you ask for.
Other than that, the rooms were clean, well-​serviced, and comfortable. The staff was nice and accommodating. You can usually find good rates at these hotels, even when they are located in or near popular sites.

This Hampton Inn delivers on location and cleanliness.
In general I like Hampton Inns for their reliable internet, check, and decent cable tv offerings, check, and free coffee in the morning, check.
Back to location, this Hampton Inn is just around the corner from the heart of Beale St. Also, I walked to the Civil Rights Museum/​Lorraine Motel, about 10 minutes away, although you can take a street car which is about 2 blocks away.
There is also a Starbucks one block away and a Hooters across the street for catching whatever football, baseball, basketball game might be on.
Parking is $ 17 extra which a lot of other have mentioned and the spots are super narrow.
Overall, Hampton Inn is a good option although if money is not an issue and you are picky then the Peabody might be a better option.

I’ve always enjoyed Hampton Inns. The branding is great, affordable, rooms are comfortable. But as soon as I was greeted by Mario, I knew I was in the right place. :) (Ok, also the sign at the front desk was adorable so that won me over too.)
I would have given this place a 4 at least, but Mario greeted me by my formal name when I walked past the desk or had a question AND there is a pool/​hot tub AND we are a street away from Beale St.
Perfect :)

Stayed in the King Suite with 3 other people. The room was spacious and clean. The pull-​out couch not so comfortable but my guest didn’t complain much.
The hotel is around the block from Beale St so if you want a quiet room this hotel is not for you BUT if you are stying in Memphis why not listen the music from Beale St to keep you in the mood of Memphis???
The continental breakfast was AWESOME and lots to choose from!
Would definitely stay there again!