Memphis Tennessee Shakespeare Company Hotels

"Spotless room. Fantastic breakfast included. Convenient location and parking."

"Excellent quality and clean … very safe are of town "

"Clean and nice"

"Best customer service around. Best rooms with softest pillows!!!!"

"Staff are exceptionally kind and helpful here. Going back for our third stay this year! "

"Unfortunately, we were sent a bad entry code and couldn’t enter the home. We messaged host (no response) and called the phone number on the front door keyless entry sticker. That company no longer managed the property and we had no other contact info. Luckily the old company was able to track down the existing one and gave us a phone number. We were finally able to enter after 20 tense minutes. The backyard has an above ground pool which was fine—we knew about it. BUT there’s something wrong with the pool and it leaked all weekend into the yard. Our dogs had extremely muddy feet every time they went outside and we had no extra towels with which to clean them. While the house is advertised for up to 12 ppl (We had 7) the kitchen was poorly stocked for our group. We had too few glasses, not enough silverware, the oven didn’t work well and the front burner only runs at the highest temp so our Christmas Eve dinner burned. The dishwasher stopped working after the first night so we had to do all the dishes by hand with only wash cloths—there were no scrubbies/sponge (We only had one kitchen towel)We had to do multiple loads of laundry due to the lack of towels (kitchen and bath) and the backyard situation however there were only 2 wash pods so we had to buy pods in addition to kitchen supplies (sponges, paper towels, Kleenex). I’ve stayed in over 15 home rentals and this was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had. Poorly stocked, back yard not acceptable for pets -BAD"

"fine"

"Nice rooms, very clean, hospitable staff"

"Lack of resources such as toilet paper trash bags dish detergent etc. No batteries for the smoke detector or thermostat. And a broken baseboard when you walk in the front door"