Memphis Hotel Guide - Raleigh Tennis Center hotels in Memphis, United States of America.

"I never used the Internet. Parking was easy because the hotel was so rundown that no one stayed there. I would awake in the night wondering if my car was broken into. "

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"Everything good "

"Clean Breakfast terrible "

"Well folks I'm not one to dawg anyone or place but they was awful room wasnt clean they let just anyone pay to swim so no swimming the food was all gone by 8 n they say they serve until 9 maybe 10. I dnt know but i feel like it could have been better thats all"

"The Whole Place Is Terrible 😞 Never Would Go There Again 😭 Not A Place To Stay At"

"Yes t, he property was mostly clean."

"There was someone else dirty towel hanging on the back of our bathroom door, a piece of trash in the corner like they never swept, and soap scum on the bathroom walls. Oh and we couldn’t get into our room with the key and had to go to the front desk three times for it to be corrected but staff was very kind "

"While the room itself was OK and large, it was by no means a suite. The only thing suite-like was the full-sized refrigerator. An average sized microwave, but no burners or oven or dishes that are common in your standard extended stay suite. A couch, but no separate living room. The biggest disappointment was that the hallway just outside the room was a construction zone, complete with orange cones and torn up carpets. The carpet situation meant an uneven walking surface, which I almost tripped over several times. Clearly would have been fined as a danger had the city sent out an inspector. And simply unsightly. I asked the gentleman at the front desk if I could get the same reduced rate as Expedia had given me if I chose to stay over another night. Expedia offers this as an option on its site, with no interruption in your stay. He told me that if I did this, I would have to check out at 11am and see then check back in after 3pm. The Expedia rate had been low He stated that if I wanted to stay another night without moving out that my "discounted" rate would be significantly more. He was duplicitous and suspicious sounding and I had the distinct feeling that he was attempting to trick me and take advantage of me. I asked about how far away the downtown and the National Voting Rights Museum were, and he said he knew nothing, and referred me to a poorly stocked brochure rack. Needless to say, I did not book a second night."