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Family-friendly vacation rentals
1,430 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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Vacation rentals with a pool
300 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
1,500 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
2,520 of Memphis vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Memphis rentals
4.7 Average rating
Memphis stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
Nearby attractions
Memphis's top spots, include Graceland, Memphis Zoo, and Shelby Farms Park
Top-rated vacation rentals in Memphis
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Memphis Music Manor - University of Memphis Area
W.C. Handy & The Ghost of Elvis welcome you to this newly restored 1940’s era residence. Quiet residential neighborhood near the University of Memphis. This charming 2 KING BR/2 BA house is the ideal space for business travelers or anyone looking to travel in comfort and style while exploring Memphis. Walk to Pink Palace - 10 mi Graceland - 6 mi Beale St, St Jude & FedEx Forum -3 mi Overton Square - 1.5 mi Liberty Bowl Pet-free home. No children. No booking for residents within 30 mile radius
Blues City Abode
Blues City Abode will have you humming a tune. Memphis music themed, large 2BR 1BA with bonus room, that is a downstairs portion of a midtown home (duplex) with ~8 minute walk to historic Cooper-Young’s restaurants. We provide: √ Fast WiFi – 50 Mbps ATT U-verse Wifi √ Coffee, decaf, and tea √ Off-street Parking √ Full Kitchen √ Self Check-in √ Extremely comfortable beds and pillows √ Quality toiletries and soaps √ Smart Roku TVs with access to your Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services.
HGTV Inspired Cozy Retreat!
Welcome to our cozy retreat, renovated top to bottom with design inspiration from HGTV's Joanna Gaines Fixer Upper. Enjoy the charm of cozy rooms and unwind on the large deck. Central location to all Memphis has to offer. Your perfect getaway! ~2 Queen Beds & 1 Pull Out Sofa ~Fenced Yard ~Patio w/ Grill ~Fiber Internet ~Roku TVs ~Games ~Fully Stocked Kitchen ~5 miles to Airport ~4 miles to Beale Street/Downtown/Civil Rights Museum ~6 miles to Graceland ~2.5 miles to Liberty Bowl ~Gated parking
Designer Skylight Serenity, Projector, Gated Prkng
Immerse yourself in the Soul of Memphis in our centrally-located 1907 Arts & Crafts Carriage house. This luxury tiny home was taken to the studs and completely redone with historic preservation and architectural design at the heartbeat of the project. Nestled in the Historic Annesdale Mansion Preservation District, we're the ideal space for a small family, a couple's getaway, or a traveling nurse. State-of-the-art home theater, 24' cathedral ceilings, gated parking under carport & full kitchen!
Chic Downtown Memphis Loft/Free Parking/Near Beale
Enjoy your stay in Memphis knowing you are literally walking distance from Beale Street, world famous Rendezvous BBQ, FedEx Forum, Sun Studio, National Civil Rights Museum, & Peabody Hotel. Best of all, you can watch a Redbirds baseball game or 901 FC soccer match right from your window of this unit. If you are lucky enough to book for a Saturday night Redbirds game, you'll get a close-up view of the amazing fireworks display. (Gated parking with one free space in garage adjacent to building.)
Private Safe Hideaway in Prime Midtown Location
Long term or short getaway? Traveling alone? In the heart of Midtown, this cozy, quiet, & safe hideaway is just the place for you! Just a short walk to hot spots: Overton Square, & Cooper-Young. Antiquers? Shopping gems are nearby. Football fans? Walk to Tiger Lane & The Liberty Bowl. Only a short drive to Graceland, Beale Street & all that our downtown has to offer! Medical professionals? Hospitals are close too! Relax. Unwind. Have fun! Stay awhile! Come. Be our guest! (NO PETS PLEASE!)
Bluff City Bungalow - Cozy 2br in heart of Memphis
Cozy home in the heart of Memphis; or as we like to say, "The epi-center of blues, BBQ, and bad decisions." Bluff City Bungalow is walking distance to the Pink Palace, Green Line, Children's Museum, Liberty Bowl & University of Memphis. It’s a short distance to authentic Memphis food and music in the coolest of neighborhoods, Cooper-Young & Overton Square. Downtown attractions, Pinch District, South Main, Graceland, Sun Studios, Civil Rights Museum, and Beale St. are a quick Uber ride away.
Upscale Duplex in Trendy Cooper-Young Area
Stay in a 100 year old house that has been professionally decorated for your comfort and enjoyment. Within walking distance of drinks, dining, night-life and recreation. Venture outside Cooper-Young with rental bikes and scooters. Or just pour yourself a glass of wine and enjoy the front porch swing or sit on the patio in the back yard. For those guests traveling with friends we offer a second unit in the same house. Perfect for couples wanting privacy but to share space for visiting.
Historic Luxury:Fireplaces,Chefs kitchen,sleeps 10
“The Memphis Rose” pet-friendly retreat. Discover the charm of The Memphis Rose, an exquisite 1916 abode in Midtown Memphis. Revel in its rich history, showcased by original hardwood and timeless fixtures, while enjoying modern luxuries like a high-end kitchen and a plush loft movie room. Positioned steps from vibrant nightlife, this house blends historical allure with modern flair for an unforgettable stay. Enjoy a movie night with our 70-inch TV, relax in the Selfie-worthy sitting area.
Rooftop Deck/EV+Garage/Arcade/Pool Table
Experience the best of downtown Memphis at this stunning 3BR retreat featuring a rooftop deck with breathtaking views, an outdoor fireplace, and a TV for ultimate relaxation. Steps from top restaurants, bars, and music venues, this luxurious property boasts a private garage, arcade, pool table, and stylish decor. Just a short drive to iconic attractions like Graceland and Beale Street, this upscale haven offers superior finishes and every comfort for a dream stay in the heart of the city!
Whispering Oak Secret Hideaway
Whispering Oak was lovingly built in 1908 by the Mothershed family. It is adorned by a massive Oak tree that holds a swing. We have divided the house into two private apartments. Secret Hideaway is on the right. There are 3 spacious rooms. Living/dining with adjoining kitchenette, large bedroom with closet with en-suite luxurious bathroom with walk in shower. There a lovely front porch with swing that provides amazing sunset views and a beautiful backyard with large covered portico.
Birch Cottage: midtown charm & driveway parking
Peaceful guest house with central heat and air, close to everything and no cleaning list! Enjoy driveway parking and complimentary snacks in our comfortable space full of vintage furniture and books. Our historic neighborhood is located blocks from the highway, 7 minutes from downtown, 5 minutes from midtown's best restaurants and shops, & 12 minutes from Graceland and the airport. Explore Memphis and rest in our charming cottage! A full size second bed is available by request.
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Overton Park
Expansive park featuring a zoo, art museum, golf course, and historic old-growth forest
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At Overton Park you can wander miles of walking, running, and biking paths, explore the 126-acre Old Forest on well-marked nature trails, play on two playgrounds, or let dogs run at Overton Bark. Visit the Memphis Zoo, the Brooks Museum of Art, and the historic nine-hole golf course with a 1920 clubhouse and inexpensive green fees. Pack a picnic for the Greensward, join a frisbee game or drum circle, and catch free live music at the Levitt Shell in the evenings.
Graceland
Famous rock 'n' roll residence offering tours of Elvis Presley's mansion, gardens, and memorabilia
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At Graceland, you tour Elvis Presley’s mansion, kept much as it was when he lived there, including the Jungle Room, Music Room, Trophy Room, and the Meditation Garden where Elvis and his parents are laid to rest. Explore extensive exhibit halls with memorabilia, mementos, costumes, and his iconic jumpsuits, plus the Elvis: The Entertainer Career Museum. Walk through his airplanes, Lisa Marie and Hound Dog II, and see his car collection, including the pink Cadillac. Between museums, themed restaurants, shops, and occasional concerts, you can easily spend a full day on site.
Memphis Zoo
Expansive zoo featuring diverse animal habitats, interactive exhibits, and conservation programs
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At the Memphis Zoo, see more than 3,500 animals across habitats like Teton Trek, which recreates Yellowstone with grizzly bears, wolves, a great lodge, and a playful geyser you can splash in. Watch sea lion shows at Northwest Passage, get nose-to-nose with polar bears, and stand just feet from giant pandas. Feed giraffes, ride camels, let kids cool off at the splash pad, and hop on the train or carousel. Look for zoo keeper chats, and if timing works, take advantage of free Tuesdays.
Lee Park
Scenic riverside park hosting popular events, festivals, and offering panoramic views of the Mississippi River
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At Tom Lee Park, you can walk, jog, bike, or rollerblade along the Mississippi River with wide-open panoramic views of the water, downtown skyline, and Arkansas shore. Let kids loose on the awesome new playground, shoot hoops on the basketball courts, or explore the four distinct park zones with fitness trails, sculptures, and local history about Tom Lee’s 1925 river rescue. Pack a picnic or pizza, catch a sunset over the “Mighty Mississippi,” and, if you’re here in May, experience Memphis in May’s music and world‑championship barbecue festivals.
National Civil Rights Muesum
Interactive museum exploring the American civil rights movement, located at the historic Lorraine Motel
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Inside the National Civil Rights Museum, explore powerful exhibits that trace the struggle for civil rights from slavery and Reconstruction through Jim Crow and the major protests of the 20th century. Walk through interactive galleries with 260 artifacts, more than 40 films, oral histories, multimedia displays, and historic vehicles, including the 1968 Memphis sanitation strike truck and James Earl Ray’s white Ford Mustang. Stand at the former Lorraine Motel, seeing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s room and the balcony where he was assassinated, and plan enough time to absorb the experience.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music
Museum celebrating soul music's history with interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and iconic artifacts
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Explore the world’s only museum dedicated to American soul music on the original site of Stax Records, starting with an introductory film and then moving through galleries of more than 2,000 artifacts, interactive exhibits, and films. See iconic stage costumes, instruments, vintage recording equipment, a recreated studio, and Isaac Hayes’ gold-plated, peacock blue 1972 Superfly Cadillac Eldorado. Hear classic tracks by Otis Redding, Booker T. & the MG’s, Rufus Thomas, and Isaac Hayes while learning the music’s cultural and civil rights impact. The wider Stax complex also includes the Stax Music Academy, keeping the Soulsville USA legacy alive for young artists.
Family friendly vacation rentals in Memphis
Memphis Bungalow - No Cleaning Fee!
“Amaizing Loft on Famous Beale Street”
Memphis Hall of Fame! Hot Tub, Fire Pit
Entire Estate in the Heart of Memphis!
East Memphis Home | Fire Pit + Yard | Pets OK
Crosstown Concourse - It's All Coming Up Rainbows
Midtown/Overton Square totally updated suite. P
Mini-Golf ~ Heated Pool ~ Hot Tub ~ Game Room
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Memphis
Pegasus Lair, Midtown No PetFee, No Chores
Big River Crosstown Bungalow
Midtown Duplex near Liberty Park 2 of 2
Historic Revival King Bed Liberty Bowl Memphis 895
Tucked Inn fantastic midtown location!
The Blue House
Historic Midtown Bungalow-a walker's paradise
Cozy Friendliest Neighborhood in Heart of Midtown
Memphis home rentals
Mini Cooper Tiny House - walk to dinner, private
The Magnolia House on Overton Park Luxury Rental
Private Luxury-Crestmere Escape
Historic Cooper Young Midtown Shotgun House
Midtown Charm - Prime Location
Quiet Art-Filled Home, Near U of M, Charm Galore!
The Retro Memphis
Stay, Swim, Unwind, & Enjoy!
When is the best time to visit Memphis?
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| Avg. price | $105 | $104 | $109 | $103 | $113 | $107 | $106 | $105 | $105 | $106 | $114 | $110 |
| Avg. temp | 42°F | 46°F | 54°F | 63°F | 72°F | 80°F | 83°F | 82°F | 76°F | 64°F | 53°F | 45°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Memphis?
Many travelers choose areas like Downtown Memphis for riverfront views and local attractions, Midtown for arts and music culture, or Cooper-Young for a lively food scene. Each neighborhood has distinct energy, with options that range from historic homes to modern apartments.
What are the best things to do in Memphis with kids?
Families often explore the Memphis Zoo, interactive exhibits at children's museums, or catch a show at the planetarium. Riverfront parks and family-friendly music experiences are also frequently suggested.
What are some of the best things to do in Memphis?
Explore Beale Street's musical history, visit Graceland, and discover the National Civil Rights Museum. Many enjoy local food tours and lively street festivals throughout the year.
How is the weather in Memphis?
Memphis has mild winters with temperatures from about 33–51°F (1–11°C), and hot, humid summers reaching 92°F (33°C). Rain falls year-round, so a light jacket or umbrella can be helpful, especially during the wetter spring months.
What are the best places to visit in Memphis?
Graceland, Beale Street, and the National Civil Rights Museum are among the most popular. Many also explore Shelby Farms Park, museums, and locally rooted art spaces.
What are some hiking trails in Memphis?
Shelby Farms Park has multi-use trails winding through lakes and woodlands, while the Wolf River Greenway is known for natural views along the river. Overton Park features more relaxed paths in a shaded urban setting.
What are some family activities we can do in Memphis?
Families engage with hands-on learning at children’s museums, make memories at the Memphis Zoo, or picnic in parks like Shelby Farms. Many also enjoy riverboat rides and seasonal community events.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Memphis?
Travelers often explore nature reserves, historic small towns, or nearby wildlife refuges. Tours focused on blues music and regional history are also frequently suggested for those interested in local culture.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Memphis?
Many neighborhoods, such as Midtown and Cooper-Young, have pet-friendly accommodations with access to green spaces and pet-friendly cafes. Downtown Memphis area frequently suggests stays that welcome pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Memphis?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, especially for exploring music districts and riverfront paths. Many locals recommend trying different barbecue styles and checking the calendar for pop-up music events or festivals.
What is Memphis known for?
Memphis is known for its deep musical heritage, especially in blues, soul, and rock traditions, and as the home of Graceland. The city's role in civil rights history and its barbecue culture also make it a frequently suggested destination.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Memphis?
Visit the Stax Museum of American Soul Music or explore arts collectives in the South Main Historic Arts District. Shelby Farms Park’s quieter trails and local vinyl shops are also popular with those seeking a different perspective on Memphis.
What are the best foods to try in Memphis?
Memphis is celebrated for smoked barbecue ribs, pulled pork sandwiches, and locally rooted soul food. Many also enjoy fried catfish, tamales, and signature desserts like sweet potato pie.
What should I bring for a trip to Memphis?
Pack layers for changing temperatures, especially in spring and fall, and breathable fabrics for humid summer days. A rain jacket, comfortable shoes, and sunscreen are practical for exploring outdoor attractions.
What is the nightlife in Memphis like?
Nightlife in Memphis centers around live music venues on Beale Street, cozy jazz clubs, and bars with local acts. Neighborhoods like Cooper-Young and Overton Square have a mix of craft cocktails, dance spots, and relaxed lounges.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Memphis?
Memphis has large gatherings celebrating music, food, and cultural heritage throughout the year. The city is known for festivals featuring blues and barbecue traditions, as well as live entertainment and community events that draw locals and visitors. Annual celebrations often highlight Memphis' distinct sound and regional specialties.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Memphis?
Many neighborhoods in Memphis have family-friendly vacation rentals, including spacious homes near parks and stays with play areas or easy kitchen access. Downtown, Midtown, and East Memphis are frequently suggested for groups or families.
When is the best time to visit Memphis?
Spring and fall are often recommended for warm days, cooler nights, and vibrant festivals. Music and cultural events are frequent in these seasons, and the city's parks showcase colorful landscapes.
All about Memphis
Located along the banks of the Mississippi River, Memphis is America’s musical mecca, where enduring ties to blues, soul, and rock ‘n’ roll linger at every turn. Music lovers from all over the world make the pilgrimage to the holy altars of Graceland and Sun Studios, birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll. And when it comes to honoring its past, the Tennessee city packs in some great music museums, including Stax Museum of American Soul Music, Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum, and the Blues Hall of Fame. For an immersive way to learn about the American Civil Rights Movement and its legacy, the former Lorraine Motel, forever etched in the collective consciousness, is now home to the National Civil Rights Museum, featuring displays and exhibitions that span five centuries.
The pulse of the city, Beale Street, hums with activity and entertainment. Live music spills out of the restaurants, bars, and nightclubs and onto the neon-lit roadway. The city is known for its Memphis-style barbeque and is brimming with local eateries and restaurants serving succulent, distinctively smokey, pit-cooked delights. For some downtime, take the short drive to Shelby Farms Park, a lush oasis spanning 4,500 acres of scenic greenery and open space with more than 20 lakes, where you can fish, kayak, paddleboard, and chill out. The park also offers 40 miles of trails for walking, hiking, and cycling.
What are the top things to do in Memphis?
Sun Studio
Sun Studio is where musical legends recorded some of their biggest hits. The studio is overflowing with memorabilia from notable artists who pioneered the genre. Guided visits provide insight into the music history embedded in the walls of the studio.
Victorian Village
Along Adam Avenue, a row of Victorian-era mansions dot the street once nicknamed Millionaire Row. Victorian Village is home to six spectacular sites that feature grand mansions with elaborate decorative trim, steeply pitched roofs, and pastel colors. These architectural gems, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offer a glimpse into the lives of wealthy Memphis residents who built these homes and created the city’s first suburb during the mid-to-late 1800s.
National Civil Rights Museum
One block south of historic Beale Street lies the South Main Arts District, where you’ll find the National Civil Rights Museum. The museum traces the history of the Civil Rights Movement through detailed exhibits, multimedia presentations, films, more than 260 artifacts, interactive displays, and oral histories.
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- Memphis Zoo
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- Graceland
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- University of Memphis
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- Rock'n'Soul Museum
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