in Memphis, United States
7.1(577)
Memphis Riverline Hotel
Rated Good by our guests
Rated Good by our guests
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The property was clean and well managed. Our air conditioner was not working and the staff quickly moved us to another room. Gerald was awesome! He even called back a bit later to make sure we received our delivered food!
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The hotel sits on the Memphis riverfront and is within short walking or driving distance of major cultural and music attractions: Beale Street, the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, Sun Studio, Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid, the FedExForum/Orpheum/AutoZone Park entertainment district, and family-friendly riverfront parks. It’s especially convenient for convention-goers because it’s connected to the convention center and the Cannon Center.
Historic blues and entertainment district with clubs, live music, bars and restaurants; great for nightlife and Memphis music history.
A comprehensive museum chronicling the American civil rights movement located at the historic Lorraine Motel site where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
Large retail and entertainment complex with an observation deck offering panoramic views of the city and river, restaurants and bowling.
Scenic riverfront park that hosts festivals, concerts and provides walking paths, riverfront views and picnic areas; ideal for sunset watching over the Mississippi.
Major sports and events arena hosting NBA games, concerts and large-scale events; in the heart of downtown entertainment.
Legendary recording studio where artists like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis recorded — a must-visit for music fans.
Historic performance venue hosting Broadway shows, concerts and cultural events in a beautifully restored theatre downtown.
Museum celebrating soul music and the legacy of Stax Records with exhibits, artifacts and an immersive music history experience.
Make the most of your stay at Memphis Riverline Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Memphis:
Located in the heart of in Memphis, Memphis Riverline Hotel offers unparalleled access to the city's most iconic attractions.
Memphis Riverline Hotel
250 North Main Street
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Memphis
Fall
Spring (March–May) and early Fall (September–November) tied to festivals and comfortable temperatures.
Winter (December–February, excluding holiday weeks) offers the best hotel rates and fewer crowds.
March–May: Temperatures warm up from cool to comfortably warm. Flowers and trees green up and many major festivals happen in May.
Main festival month: May. A city-wide multi-week festival culminating in major events downtown and along the river.
Main events: August. Graceland commemorates Elvis Presley with concerts, ceremonies, and fan gatherings.
Main festival month: October. One of Memphis’s biggest neighborhood festivals in the Cooper-Young historic district.
Typically held in the fall/winter period (check the official calendar each year). A major charity running event that draws national participants and raises funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Main months: November–December. Several holiday light displays, special concerts, and seasonal tours through downtown and at Graceland.
Pack lightweight breathable clothing for summer with sun protection and a reusable water bottle. In spring and fall bring a light jacket and a compact rain layer for showers. For winter, pack a warm coat, layers, and closed-toe shoes. Expect humidity and occasional severe thunderstorms in spring; check forecasts and have a flexible outdoor plan. If traveling during festival weekends, prepare for crowds and higher temperatures on crowded streets—stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes.
Memphis hotel and lodging prices fluctuate with local events and seasonal demand. Peak rates occur during Memphis in May (especially the Beale Street Music Festival and the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest), major sporting or concert weekends on Beale Street, and during Elvis-related events at Graceland (Elvis Week in August). Spring and early fall generally bring higher average nightly rates because of milder weather and festivals. Summer can be expensive for weekend tourism but weekday rates may drop; expect high demand around holidays and major concerts. Winter (especially January–February) is the most budget-friendly time for hotel deals, aside from holiday weeks and big conference dates. Weekdays typically offer lower rates than weekends. Book 60–90 days ahead for festival season; 2–4 weeks may suffice in off-peak months. Consider short-term rental alternatives in neighborhoods like Cooper-Young or South Main for longer stays, and watch for special event surcharges and minimum-night rules during big events.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Getting around Memphis is easiest by car or rideshare; select neighborhoods are walkable and have good bike options and public transit for limited routes.
Base yourself in a centrally located neighborhood like Downtown/South Main, Cooper-Young, or Midtown to minimize driving; book festival and Beale Street event tickets and accommodations well in advance, bring comfortable walking shoes, and plan outdoor activities for mornings or evenings during hot months.
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