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Southern Stays: The Guest House at Graceland

March 25, 2019 By Caroline Eubanks 3 Comments

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Guest House at Graceland

When you think of an Elvis-themed hotel, you might be picturing something over the top, matching the decor of Presley’s home. But the Guest House at Graceland, which opened in 2016, is anything but.

The refined and stylish hotel in Memphis resembles one of the newer Las Vegas casino hotels with rich colors, modern furnishings, and subtle nods to the musician.

Checking In at the Guest House at Graceland

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Lobby

For example, there are framed photographs of his notable attire and a dramatic staircase modeled after the entryway at Graceland. Despite its connection to “The King of Rock and Roll,” there’s something for both fans and general visitors to the city. 

The resort was built to replace the dated Heartbreak Hotel across the street and was the biggest addition to Graceland since it opened in 1982. It is also one of the largest hotels in Memphis.

Reminiscent of the Dollywood DreamMore Resort, this hotel has family-friendly amenities like a swimming pool, nightly Elvis movies in the theater, live performances, and a convenient shuttle to the airport, Graceland, and Beale Street. Priscilla Presley herself helped with the hotel’s design. 

Rooms at the Guest House at Graceland

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King bedroom

The Guest House at Graceland features 450 rooms, including 20 suites. Standard rooms have king or double queen platform beds with built-in desks, flat-screen televisions, oversized furniture, and unique wall art.

The themed suites are modeled after the upstairs at Graceland, the private living area off-limits to tourists. The two King’s Suites draw inspiration from different periods of Presley’s life, while Vernon and Gladys’ Suites are modeled after his Palm Springs home. 

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Bathroom

Amenities at The Guest House at Graceland

In addition to the Beale Street and airport shuttles, the hotel offers complimentary shoe shine, free WiFi, and access to the business center. For a fee, you can also access laundry and dry cleaning services.

The hotel also has meeting and event spaces, as well as a wedding chapel and souvenir shop. But there are also multiple dining options for guests.

Delta’s Kitchen draws its inspiration from the Mississippi Delta, while E.P.’s Bar and Grill is a sports bar with Southern-inspired bar bites.

The Lobby Lounge has appetizers and a full bar, while Shake, Rattle & Go is the best spot for a quick breakfast and coffee on your way to explore Memphis. 

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Guest shuttle

The hotel is located 10 minutes from Memphis International Airport and around 15 minutes from downtown Memphis and Beale Street. The hotel also runs tours to Elvis’ birth home in Tupelo.

Tips for Staying at the Guest House at Graceland

The Guest House at Graceland is located at 3600 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee 38116. Rooms start at $209 per night for a double room.

Valet and self-parking are available, but self-parking is included with your stay, accessible using your room key. Book your stay by calling 800-238-2000 or visiting their website. 

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My stay at the Guest House at Graceland was hosted by the hotel and arranged by Watkins PR. 

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About Caroline Eubanks

Caroline Eubanks is the editor of this website, a Lowell Thomas award-winning travel writer, and the author of This Is My South: The Essential Travel Guide to the Southern States. Her stories from the South have appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Afar, Thrillist, Roads and Kingdoms, and BBC Travel.

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  1. Karen says

    June 10, 2019 at 11:31 am

    You didn’t say anything about the sunrise yoga on the back lawn that is free to guests

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    • Caroline Eubanks says

      June 14, 2019 at 8:28 am

      Thanks, Karen. I didn’t actually hear about this but glad to know it!

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  2. Dale says

    October 15, 2020 at 3:30 am

    My friend & I visited & stayed last year it was the most amazing experience did find the drinks quite expensive but the overall experience was great walks round the grounds the pool entertainment & the suits very comfortable the shower was amazing, the shuttle bus to and from the house the complex and to downtown Beale street amazing the house was fabulous to think your walking in his footsteps very moving . Would love to go again this was one of my life long ambitions. Thank you all for this amazing experience x I’am a female aged 71

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