Memphis Vitality Hotel

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This place was well worth the money😎 will definitely be back when I travel here again

Muy bueno recomendado

It was cool little hotel a bit confusing on your first visit tho

Terrible

I love the property. It’s my second time staying there. It’s close to food, stores, and gas. They send your key to your phone so I didn’t talk to any staff. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is there is no microwave in the room. You have to go to the lobby which is inconvenient for a night eater like myself.

Nice pool, When I booked it included breakfast but there was no breakfast.

The check in process was confusing as it was completely remote. The room was not in great condition. I was definitely disappointed.

Clean room, Great Hospitality, and Great Shower!!

Place is NOT 4 stars . I’d say 2 at the most . Place is not maintained , lots of broken things , places was very very dirty . Room smelt like cigarettes. And the dust mites are terrible . Like the folks seemed nice but I wouldn’t stay again because it was so dirty

If the Memphis Vitality Hotel were a home renovation TV show, it would currently be in that awkward episode where the hosts dramatically announce, "We're almost done!" while a guy is still installing baseboards in the background. First impressions? Surprisingly good. The lobby, bar, courtyard, pool, and hot tub all looked great. The common areas have that "we're trying to be fancy" energy, and honestly, they pull it off pretty well. The courtyard especially looks like a place where you'd enjoy a drink and pretend you're attending a conference instead of hiding from your responsibilities. Then you get to the elevator. The elevator appears to have survived several presidential administrations and is apparently exempt from the renovation budget. Once upstairs, the hallways continue the adventure. Trash cans seemed to be participating in a long-term storage program, and at one point there was an entire watermelon sitting in a bag outside the elevator. Not a slice. Not a bowl of fruit. A whole watermelon. I still have questions. The room itself wasn't terrible, but evidence of DIY renovation efforts was everywhere. The bathroom caulking looked less like professional craftsmanship and more like someone watched a five-minute YouTube tutorial and said, "I got this." Peeling tub surfaces, cracked areas, and a toilet seat that looked old enough to remember dial-up internet didn't exactly scream luxury. That said, the bed was comfortable, the room was functional, and for a quick ov