River Inn of Harbor Town, Memphis
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“It’s been around since 2007, but River Inn still manages to fly under the radar, and in fact, many Memphians don’t even know it’s there. On the banks of the river, in the yuppie waterfront community of Harbor Town, this boutique hotel feels very European: it’s perfect for an anniversary or other romantic occasion.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Memphis.
“The River Inn of Harbor Town is a new property that has the look and feel of an elegant European Inn, with antique fixtures, reclaimed wood floors, four-poster beds, flower boxes, and windows that actually open.”
“River Inn of Harbor Town is the anchor of a planned community along the Mississippi. It provides impeccable service, breathtaking views, Old World-style charm, Southern hospitality and a slow pace of life, just 10 minutes from the legendary blues on Beale Street.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Great food
- Boutique style
- Excellent Wifi
- Great views
All you need to know
Located in Harbor Town, River Inn is a classic hotel in Memphis. The hotel is designed in the most elegant approach, which gives a sophisticated vibe. The walking trails connecting the luxury rooms as well as the clear view of the Mississippi River is all that your vacation needs. Not only just the elegant interior but the unparalleled hospitality makes it the destination for tourists. The rich interior décor and the luxury extended to the guests can give you a superior experience.
Few things that you would love in your stay in the River Inn are the serene view of the Mississippi River, complimentary breakfast, tea, and wine or champagne. Apart from that, you can also find a sitting area styled like a library which can be just the perfect place for you to have your morning coffee. Guests can seek room service any time they want.
Few other offerings that you can avail of during your stay in the River Inn are free internet services and free parking. You can avail the utmost value on the amount you invest in. The divine experience of food during the stay can bring genuine smiles to the face of the guests as the restaurants prepare luscious dishes.
Not only just planning events, but one can also plan a vacation to the Harbor town in the mud island. The wine and the coffee service is unprecedented. You can get a lot of on all your favorite muffins and chocolates in the restaurant of the hotel. This can be your ultimate destination if you seek to warn hospitality and unmatched service.
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