I stayed around 14 years ago. Great apartment, Shirley was very accommodating. Highly recommended. read more

We loved it there! The bed is very comfortable! the kitchen and dining room adorable, didn't use them but a great little space! The neighborhood looked a lil rough but this place was well kept and we felt safe. Starbucks and grocery stores very nearby (driving distance) read more

These suites are like stepping into a time warp. You can forget you are living in the 21st century for a little while. Just like staying at Grandma's house! We are so glad they accommodated us for a one night stay, as we had tickets at the near-by Minglewood, and could actually walk there. The apartments are fastidiously clean, the shower is hot, the bed is comfortable. Do not expect a cookie cutter hotel suite...this is a step back in time; slow down and enjoy. Off street parking, actual KEYS for your entrance, and for your room. You may have to climb the steep stairs for your second floor room, but that gives you a nice view of the courtyard entrance. There is not a chain restaurant in sight, but if you don't find good food, you aren't looking. Thanks, Barbara and Shirley, for a lovely visit to Memphis. read more

Belvedere Suites - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Multi-story furnished townhomes built in 1922 to accommodate the luxury residential requirements of cotton market robber barons. I never want to stay anywhere else in Memphis. Staying at Belvedere Suites feels like staying in a fastidious rich uncle's house in Midtown. Barbara the caretaker is the cool great-aunt-who lives-in-Midtown that every Memphis expatriate needs. Buy her a gift. Call ahead and tell her what you want to do so she can help you plan accordingly. Great place for a cookout as it's a block from a grocery store and has a yard and gas grills. You can throw parties, cookout, cook all your meals, take the trolley downtown and never rent a car, an almost unfeasable option for the Memphis traveler. Across the street from a coin-op laundry, five-block walk to the trolley to downtown. Note for investors: If the Madison Avenue spur of the trolley expands west to Belvedere Avenue I recommend that you BUY THIS PROPERTY. read more

Forget staying at some corporate hotel chain or overpriced downtown hotel where you'll pay to park and barely have enough room to unpack. The Belvedere Suites is where you should be staying any time you're in Memphis. This is a wonderfully restored century-old complex with rustic charm. It is located within walking distance of PLENTY of restaurants, grocery, and is located next door to Zinnies (a Memphis Midtown institution). The landscaping is well-kept, the full time tenants are friendly, and the staff goes well above and beyond to make you feel at home. The units are well-maintained and appointed. In the morning with our coffee, or in the evening with a good book, the balcony swing was our favorite spot to relax and unwind after a long day of being "touristy". The bed was comfortable and the neighborhood is very quiet at night. There is no central air, but the window units and the floor unit in the bedroom along with the four ceiling fans kept the apartment comfortably cool. Granted we were there in March, but I can't imagine those units not cutting the heat and humidity of summer. We saved several hundred dollars on breakfast and lunch by shopping at the Kroeger (a 5 minute walk) and cooking at home which made the Belevdere almost pay for itself. The gas stove heats the kitchen up pretty quickly, especially when you use the oven, but there is a door that you can open to let fresh air circulate. They have DirecTV so there is no shortage of things to watch on the television. We were there during the first weekend of March Madness and the only thing that I would have changed is having a HiDef TV, but I'm spoiled. We did take a stroll over to Zinnies to watch some games on their flat screen. Why be cooped up in the apartment all night anyway? Prior to our arrival there was an issue with the original unit Shirley had reserved for us - we had reserved a 1 BR but she had asked if we would consider an efficiency because a guest unexpectedly delayed departure. She was more than gracious in how she handled the situation, and when we arrived we were pleasantly surprised to find that she was able to clear a 1 BR unit for us. There were four of us (my wife and two teenage boys) and we never felt cramped - there's plenty of room to stretch out and do your thing. The couch served as a bed for my 14 year old and there was plenty of room for the air mattress for my 19 year old. We'll be back! read more

What a great quiet place for guests. Shirley was so accommodating and answered quickly. Will definitely use this place again.

The parking lot is too small for this building; we hardly found a spot when we arrived at night so we parked on street next to the crowded bar right in front of the hotel. People smoke in the front yard and there was a very potent cigarettes or marijuana odor in the air when we stepped in the front yard; which gave us an unpleasant impression at first sight. Not to mention that some of the guests coming and going all night or gathering in the back yard very loud. Our room was clean, however the furniture was very old, the AC was running very loud and the shower temperature was hard to adjust. The only thing this place has going for it is its proximity to good restaurants. Overall, not what we expected. read more

I'm WAAAY overdue to rate this place. I was in Memphis last June ('19) to attend a concert. It took me a minute to locate this place & I was kind of iffy about it from the outside. Wow! I loved it! I will always stay here when I'm in Memphis. The manager was awesome. We had a little electronic key issue & she went way out of her way to resolve this. Great room so nice & cozy that I wanted to live there. I'm dropping the 5th star ONLY because my wife is not able to stay here as it's not handicapped accessible. But when I'm in Memphis on my own, this will be my home. Y'all are going to love it! Centrally located w/restaurants & entertainment very nearby, spotlessly clean, and so comfy. read more

Excellent 3 bedroom unit in the historic district just outside of downtown Memphis. Very clean, well equipped and nicely decorated.

We've been visiting Memphis for over 8 years and this is our favorite place to stay. Quiet, convenient, charming, homey. Jenny, the on site manager, is friendly and there to help. This is not your modern sleek hotel which is why we love it. Its location in midtown is right around the corner from The BBQ shop, short drive to Rhodes College, downtown, walkable to Overton Park. Don't miss Joe's liquors a block up the street at Poplar Ave. Beer tasting, incredible selection of beers and wine. read more

This has been one of our favorite places to stay as we travel the country with our family, which includes a kid and dog. It was so nice to live right in Midtown Memphis, within walking distance of restaurants, grocery stores, and Overton Park which has a zoo, an art museum, green space and walking trails for fun for the whole family! The owners and building manager made us feel welcome from day one, and helped us navigate some of the top spots in Memphis. Always quick to respond as well to any questions we had. The beds were both incredibly comfortable, and the living space was absolutely adorable and made us feel right at home during our three month stay. We had everything we needed for a long term stay including pots and pans, cleaning supplies and utensils. The outdoor space was great for reading, lunches, grilling, soccer play and more. We highly recommend this property. It was an incredible value and experience, and credit our love of this city to our stay at Memphis Belvidere Suites. We couldn't be happier with our housing choice, and look forward to returning to visit again soon with our Memphis Family here at Belvedere Suites. read more

Last minute, first time visit to Memphis. No idea where to stay. My husband found The Belvedere Suites on-line. We stayed in Suite #12. It was perfect for us! It was a great place to retreat to at the end of our long days of site seeing. It was furnished beautifully and very clean. We were only a few miles from the historic Beale Street. I would highly recommend staying at the Belvedere Suites! read more

Stayed there in August. Apartment was infested with bed bugs, ants. Air conditioning was not adequate, It was hot. The cup holding the water dripping was too small needed to be dumped in the mid of night. Complaint to the owner. The owner's attitude is just disgusting. read more

I recently stayed with a friend at the Belvedere Suites in Memphis. The space is lovely, but the upstairs loft bedroom had a severe bedbug infestation. WE STAYED IN SUITE # 2. When my friend (who paid for the reservation) contacted the owner she was offered a free 3 night stay. Needless to say, the offer was politely declined. An offer for a full refund and the cost of medical care and medications would have been greatly appreciated. It is unfortunate because the space is so nice and I would really have liked to return at a future date. read more

This is literally the worst place I've ever stayed and it was quite expensive to boot. The pictures are not representative of the majority of the units which are in very poor repair. The upstairs units have very steep stairs and limited or no hand rails. When asked about safety standards and how they passed inspections, the owner explained that because of the age of the building, they were "grandfathered" and not required to meet new standards. They take a substantial deposit up front and bill your credit card for the balance a few days before you arrive, but when we saw the poor condition of the units and asked for a refund to go elsewhere, they wouldn't even consider it. The pipes under the bathroom sink sprayed water on our legs when we used it. We payed extra for an additional bed which was described as "a blow up mattress that is so sturdy and tall that it looks exactly like a regular bed when inflated and you can even sit on the side of it." However, when we got there, we had the type of blow up mattress used in tents (aprox. 9 inches off the ground) that went flat, so my classmate that shared the unit with me had to sleep on a love seat. The neighborhood has graffiti painted on dumpsters and trash overflows in the parking lot. The lighting is very dim and the floors move and creek so bad it feels like you could easily fall through. The upstairs closet had holes in the wall and there was no central heat and air. In spite of these conditions, there is no cost savings to being there. By the time you pay all the additional fees which are not explained up front or on their web site, it cost more than a suite at a reputable chain hotel. I would not stay there again if it was free and would certainly never recommend it to anyone. read more