First off I want to say I enjoyed the trip because I love everything about Elvis, but I don't…read morerecall either owner ever speaking to me, unless I spoke to them first. We stayed at the Graceland guest house two nights and one night in Nashville. We had too much to do in the short time we had. Therefore, a lot of it was cut short, or cut out all together.not enough time to see all Elvis Presley's Memphis museums, no places to eat, also before we ever went on the trip they were asked about the meals and we were told all breakfast was included and one dinner, when we get to the motel, the owner comes out and says that if we want breakfast, we have to pay 22or23 dollars each for breakfast because they weren't going to pay an extra for us. you either had to eat at the hotel, or get a taxi to get to a restaurant. we did not get to do a couple of things that were on the itinerary such as the Tupelo hardware store, where Elvis got his first guitar. We didn't go to the Peabody hotel, which I don't care about watching the duck walk anyway. But some of the people had never seen it that wanted to. in the itinerary it says we will have time to explore Beale Street which we barely did, and by the time it started getting the live action we had to leave because the owners thought the bus driver would be too tired. we were supposed to have had lunch at Loretta Lynn's hurricane Mills,, which we did not. A lot of our meals consisted of fast food. I know these ladies work hard to make a vacation dream for us, but there was just too much crammed in in a very short time. they did provide you with plenty of water and snacks. The bus driver was excellent. Seems to me like we had to tip everyone and their momma. The owners were a couple of retired, schoolteacher, and one of them treated us like we were kids in school. I rarely heard the other one speak at all I'm just going to be blunt they weren't friendly.
