2 Extended stay hotels near Memphis, TN

Memphis’ location on the Mississippi River, combined with its proximity to two interstate highways and five freight railroads has made the city a central hub for the transportation and shipping industries. FedEx uses Memphis as the primary hub for its shipping services, and the Memphis International Airport is the second busiest cargo airport in the world. In addition to shipping and transportation, Memphis’ diverse economy includes income from tourism and the entertainment industry.

Memphis offers plenty of attractions and amusements to visitors and residents. Touring Graceland is a must-do for any Elvis fan, and the National Civil Rights Museum is a testament to a turbulent, transformative time in the nation’s history. Families can visit with Pandas Le Le and Ya Ya at the Memphis Zoo, and adults can try their luck at Southland Casino Racing. For a day out in nature, explore Shelby Farms Park, or get your fill of shopping at Oak Court Mall.

Professional basketball fans can cheer on the Memphis Grizzlies at the FedExForum. The city is home to two collegiate teams: the University of Memphis Tigers and the Chrisitan Brothers University Buccaneers. Memphis hosts the St. Jude Classic, part of the PGA annual tour, every year, as well as the Regions Morgan Championships and Cellular South Cup tennis tournaments. 

Memphis has a humid subtropical climate, with hot humid summers and the chance of thunderstorms year-round. July sees average temperatures of 83 Fahrenheit, while winters are relatively mild, with average January temperatures of 41 Fahrenheit. Fall is dryer than the other seasons, although hot temperatures can continue well into October. 

We understand that not every visit to Memphis is for pleasure or business. Memphis is a central hub for healthcare for southwestern Tennessee and parts of Arkansas and Mississippi. The city is home to high -quality medical facilities, including the Methodist University Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital.