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Apartments in Memphis

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Memphis on Hotels.com. These Memphis Apartments consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

A view of a historic building with a tower and arched windows through a window with white flowers.
A modern kitchen with a built-in oven, a stainless steel refrigerator, and a window with a view of the city. There is a bar area with stools and a small table.
A building with a tower and a staircase leading up to it.
A large, historic building with a prominent tower, surrounded by lush greenery and a fenced area.

1. The Moose

The Moose
Victorian Village Historic District
CNY590
CNY1,019 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 13 - Oct 14
The Moose
A bedroom with a dark wood headboard, a patterned rug, and a painting on the wall.
A corner of a house with a black door, white siding, a small table with chairs, and string lights.
A room with a wooden floor, a brown chair, a small round table, and a window with blinds.
A kitchen with white cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a microwave, and a coffee maker.

2. Moody Blues Studio Perfect for Work or Romance

Moody Blues Studio Perfect for Work or Romance
East Memphis
CNY564
CNY1,360 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 26 - Oct 27
Moody Blues Studio Perfect for Work or Romance
A modern room with a bed, a sofa, a coffee table, and a window with a view.
A house with a wooden door, a small porch, and a sign that reads 'Bolo House.'
A modern living room with a round glass coffee table, a green armchair, and a sofa.
A living room with a sofa, a coffee table, a TV, and framed pictures on the wall.

3. The Blue Heron-elegant Urban Studio in City Center

The Blue Heron-elegant Urban Studio in City Center
East Memphis
CNY456
CNY766 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 6 - Oct 7
The Blue Heron-elegant Urban Studio in City Center
A living room with a sofa, a coffee table, a TV, and a door.
A house with a wooden door, a small porch, and a sign that reads 'Bolo & Groove.'
A backyard with a wooden table, four Adirondack chairs, and a potted plant.
A living room with a sofa, a television, a door, and a window with a plant.

4. Boho Groove - Urban Studio With Relaxing Backyard

Boho Groove - Urban Studio With Relaxing Backyard
East Memphis
CNY481
CNY795 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 27 - Oct 28
Boho Groove - Urban Studio With Relaxing Backyard
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Top neighborhoods in Memphis

A bustling street lined with neon signs and a crowd of people walking.
A street corner with a building labeled "Westin" and a neon sign for "Silk."
A vibrant street scene with neon signs, including a 'Southern Fun' sign and a 'Home of the Diver' restaurant.
A bustling street lined with vintage neon signs and a large billboard advertising a musical show.
A bustling street lined with historic buildings and neon signs, indicating a lively urban area.

Downtown Memphis

Home to the Memphis Redbirds and Grizzlies NBA team, this central business district offers entertainment, dining, and attractions like Beale Street, FedExForum, and AutoZone Park. Easily accessible via major highways and public transit options.

A neon sign reading "Down Home Blues" in a window.
A basket with two pieces of barbecued meat on paper with 'Central BBQ' branding.
Photo by Justin Hunter
A tray of food including fried chicken, coleslaw, and a bowl of chili.
Photo by Justin Hunter
A meal with pulled pork, coleslaw, mac and cheese, and fries.
Photo by Regine Mercado
A circular sign with the words "Look Good, Eat Good" and "Beauty Shop" on it.
Photo by Rebecca Peters

Cooper-Young Historic District

Cooper-Young Historic District packs a punch with colorful murals, live music venues, and eclectic galleries housed in charming 1920s bungalows. Tree-lined streets connect quirky vintage shops and buzzing patios where craft beer mingles with barbecue smoke. The annual Cooper-Young Festival brings Memphis's artistic heart to life with local vendors and musicians taking over the neighborhood. Dining options range from casual cafes to upscale bistros serving gourmet burgers and fusion cuisine. Most visitors stay in boutique bed & breakfasts or vacation rentals within historic homes that capture the district's architectural heritage. Getting around is easiest on foot or by bike, with ride-sharing readily available when your feet need a break.

A street corner with a restaurant sign, traffic lights, and buildings.
A black and white photo of the Arcade Restaurant sign.
Photo by Bradley Hanson
A rustic stone building with a 'HOTEL' sign, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear sky.
Photo by Deanna Schmidt
A stone building with a 'HOTEL' sign.
Photo by Carmen Sido
A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, large windows, and a staircase.
Photo by Alice Andersen

South Main

South Main's historic streets tell Memphis's powerful story through preserved buildings and cultural landmarks. The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel offers a moving journey through America's struggle for equality. Blues music spills from converted warehouses that now house art galleries and boutiques. Monthly Trolley Nights transform the district into a vibrant open-air celebration where artists showcase their work. The area boasts an eclectic dining scene with everything from upscale Southern bistros to casual BBQ joints serving legendary dry-rub ribs. Vintage trolleys connect the walkable six-block core to downtown, while boutique hotels in converted lofts provide stylish accommodation with authentic architectural character.

A neon-lit street with signs for restaurants and clubs.
A museum with a large sculpture in the foreground and a building with a circular design.
A street with a red building labeled "TOPS BAR-B-Q" and a white building with a sign "MEMPHIS BEST".
A street with various shops including a BBQ shop and a bar.
A multi-level atrium with a glass ceiling and metal railings.

Midtown

Immerse yourself in the arts scene with institutions like Playhouse on the Square and Brooks Museum of Art, or explore Overton Park's Memphis Zoo. Enjoy live music at Cooper-Young's vibrant bars and restaurants, and easily navigate via bike lanes and trolley lines.

A garden with a plaque about Graceland, a historic site built in 1939.
A building with a large digital display and a sign for the Elvis The Entertainer Career Museum.
A museum exhibit with Elvis Presley costumes on display.
A blue building with a 'Welcome to Graceland' sign, ticketing booth, and people standing outside.
A museum exhibit with framed records and memorabilia.

Whitehaven

Graceland mansion, a major tourist attraction, and the renovated David Carnes Park await visitors in this South Memphis neighborhood. Do some shopping at Southland Mall or explore along Elvis Presley Boulevard.

Top landmarks in Memphis

A stone building with green shutters, surrounded by well-maintained hedges and trees.

Graceland

9.0/10 (6,139 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Graceland— just one of the monuments in Whitehaven. Our travelers also like the museums in the area— your cultural tour starts here.
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A bustling street lined with vintage neon signs and a large billboard advertising a musical show.

Beale Street

8.6/10 (8,843 reviews)
Downtown Memphis is home to Beale Street and is a popular place to see in Memphis. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Memphis has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Graceland.
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A FedExForum building with a prominent sign.
Photo by Bill Dillard

FedExForum

8.6/10 (2,523 reviews)
You could catch an event at FedExForum, a stadium in Downtown Memphis. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you think FedExForum is cool, you also might like AutoZone Park and Memphis Sports & Events Center, both located nearby.
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A cityscape with a prominent pyramid-shaped building, a river, and a bridge.

Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid

9.0/10 (3,444 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid in Uptown. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
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The University of Memphis building with a signboard.

University of Memphis

8.2/10 (1,564 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of Memphis student life, check out University of Memphis in East Memphis. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Memphis has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Graceland.
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A parking lot with several cars, a building with a sign that reads "Volclause Gallery," and another building with a sign that reads "Chocolate Factory."

Wolfchase Galleria

8.2/10 (1,580 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Wolfchase Galleria in Wolfchase. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
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The entrance to the Memphis Zoo and Aquarium with Egyptian-themed decorations and large animal sculptures.

Memphis Zoo

8.8/10 (2,002 reviews)
It's feeding time at the zoo! If you want to be reminded of some of the great animals our world is home to, you might want to pay a trip to Memphis Zoo, located 3.2 mi (5.1 km) from central Memphis. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you have fun at Memphis Zoo, you'll love Memphis Museum of Science & History and Stax Museum of American Soul Music, both located nearby.
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A theater with a marquee reading "Orpheum" and a sign for TCL Roku TV.

Orpheum Theatre

8.4/10 (1,055 reviews)
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Orpheum Theatre in Downtown Memphis. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education and New Daisy Theater are both a short walk away.
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Memphis and related destinations

Between blues clubs on Beale Street and Elvis's lavish Graceland mansion, music history seeps from every corner. The National Civil Rights Museum occupies the Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King Jr.'s room remains frozen in time. Barbecue joints smoke ribs with recipes guarded like state secrets, while locals debate whether Central or Rendezvous deserves the crown. The Mississippi River rolls past Tom Lee Park, where riverboats still paddle against the current. At the Memphis Zoo, pandas and polar bears seem surprisingly content despite the southern heat. Duck marches at the Peabody Hotel have been conducted with military precision since 1940, delighting guests who arrive early for prime viewing positions.

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Neon signs for ALFRED'S restaurant, including 'LIVE MUSIC' and 'GREAT FOOD'.

Find out more about Memphis

Visitors really like Memphis, especially its live music and riverfront. Learn about the local heritage of Memphis at top landmarks like Graceland. While you're here, stop by Cannon Center for Performing Arts and Renasant Convention Center.

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