Memphis Hotel Guide - Regional One Health East Campus hotels in Memphis, United States of America.

"The room was very comfortable and relaxing. It had everything I needed. Great quality for a great price. Didn’t see much staff, but the maintenance technician was very helpful and nice. That was my second stay and I’ll be back.."

"The entire hotel smelled of weed. Room smelled and had flies in the sink. Almost every surface had stains: carpet, walls, couches, beds. We booked since it had a kitchen and they provided nothing to use in the kitchen so it was essentially useless. Not blankets on the bed. Sheets only. Two tiny pillows on the bed. Major water damage in bathroom with rotting floor boards. "

"Clean Room. Very Kind & Helpful Staff! Kitchen could have been managed a little better."

"They promoted food at the bar but when we asked about it, the fryer was broken. "

"Our church group stayed at this property and it fit our needs perfectly. "

"Cockroaches."

"We turned down whatever breakfast was available as they charge a hefty fee for it - $10 for yogurt. Was was absolutely stunning, and something I have NEVER encountered in all my travels, they did not offer free coffee! Either as a standalone or at the breakfast counter. We stayed on the first floor and from the check-in area down the hall was the persistent smell of a toilet, urine or stool or both. Regarding the room, a bit neglected but more important than that was the arrangement of the king sized bed that did not fit fully on the wooden frame allowing the frame to protrude a full six inches. This became a shin biter! I’m not going to waste any more time on this review as I would NEVER stay at this place again. "

"We had a very nice stay during a kitchen remodel. Tommie was very accommodating and communicated well throughout the month. The beds were quite comfortable."

"The house was nice in and of itself besides the uncarpeted wood stairs and uneven floors (very dangerous). The kitchen table and folding chairs were pretty cheap and I was afraid my little grandkids would break them. Other than that it was okay but there very little amenities. We had to buy salt and pepper, paper towels (1 there), toilet paper (3 total rolls in 2 bathrooms), had to get the towels out of the dryer (which we were asked to wash before we left but no detergent was provided so we had to buy that too). We also bought a dust pan since there was none; the small vacuum didn't work so we had to sweep everything (not a problem if you have a dust pan). A few skillets were provided, 1 or 2 pots, no grill as advertised. It's seemed like every time we turned around someone was saying "Are you kidding me?!" because some basic thing wasn't provided. The management company was pretty prompt on fixing the heater when in went out but we were not allowed to use the fireplace to keep warm. I'll still use Vrbo but I am not recommending this place. "