
Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis
Best for being in the middle of the action — walk out to Beale Street, music venues, and downtown attractions.
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Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis is a newer 4-star lifestyle hotel located directly on Beale Street, aimed at travelers who want immediate access to downtown music, nightlife, and a rooftop bar. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Memphis is a full-service, 4-star Hilton-affiliated property in East Memphis for travelers who prefer a larger suburban hotel with meeting space, airport shuttle, and predictable brand services.
Updated · about 12 miles apart (roughly a 15–20 minute drive)

Best for being in the middle of the action — walk out to Beale Street, music venues, and downtown attractions.

Best for conferences, airport convenience, and travelers who want a full-service suburban hotel with complimentary scheduled airport shuttle.
When Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis wins: Choose Hyatt Centric if you want to be on Beale Street for live music, nightlife, riverside views, and a modern rooftop bar and resort-style pool right downtown.
When DoubleTree wins: Pick DoubleTree if you need larger meeting/banquet facilities, complimentary scheduled airport transportation, more rooms (suburban footprint) and the predictability of a Hilton-branded full-service property.
Bottom line: Hyatt Centric is the downtown lifestyle pick for location and scene; DoubleTree is the practical choice for meetings, airport access, and a larger suburban hotel experience.
| Category | Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis | DoubleTree |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Downtown lifestyle hotel with music/dining focus and a rooftop bar | Full-service suburban Hilton with business and family amenities |
| Location | 33 Beale Street — the only hotel directly on Beale Street; walking distance to Orpheum, FedExForum, riverfront | 5069 Sanderlin Ave — in East Memphis, a drive from downtown attractions; offers scheduled airport shuttle |
| Size (rooms) | 227 guest rooms, including 12 suites | 264 guestrooms (supplier listing) |
| Year opened / age | Opened 2021 (newer property) | Not published |
| Pools | Resort‑style outdoor pool with cabanas, zero‑entry features and pool day-passes available | Outdoor pool and indoor pool listed (number of pools: outdoor 1, indoor 1) |
| Restaurants & bars | CIMAS Restaurant, CIMAS Lobby Lounge, Beck & Call Rooftop Lounge (21+ rooftop) | On-site restaurant (Erling Jensen Small Bites) plus bar/lounge and limited room service |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; 24-hour fitness center | Not published |
| Meetings & events | About 9,000 sq ft of flexible historic event space (Foundry Ballroom, Event Lawn, smaller rooms) | Conference and meeting space totalling about 5,000 sq ft (meeting rooms, ballroom) |
| Airport access | About 10–20 minute drive to Memphis International Airport (no dedicated airport shuttle published) | Complimentary roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times (preferred airport: MEM) |
| Accessibility & family policy | All ages welcome; primary guest must be 21+ to check in; wheelchair-accessible features listed | All ages welcome; children 17 and under stay free in existing bedding; some accessibility features listed |
Hyatt Centric sits directly on Beale Street, steps from music venues, the riverfront, and downtown attractions.
Choose Hyatt Centric if you want immediate access to downtown Memphis nightlife and attractions.
DoubleTree is in East Memphis, a suburban location that’s a short drive from downtown.
Pick DoubleTree if you prefer a suburban hotel with easy airport and highway access.
Hyatt Centric offers 227 rooms and 12 suites with in-room Wi‑Fi and work desks.
Hyatt Centric’s rooms emphasize downtown views and work-ready amenities for urban stays.
DoubleTree has 264 guestrooms with a range of accessible room types and some suites.
DoubleTree provides a broad set of room types and standard full-service hotel comforts.
Hyatt Centric focuses on local dining and a rooftop whiskey bar tied to the Beale Street scene.
Hyatt Centric is better if you want on-site venues that connect to downtown dining and nightlife.
DoubleTree provides one main restaurant and a bar/lounge with room service during limited hours.
DoubleTree is the straightforward full-service option with on-site restaurant and banquet catering.
Hyatt Centric promotes a resort-style outdoor pool and pool deck as a downtown amenity.
Hyatt Centric’s pool is a standout downtown resort-style feature and an extension of the hotel's social scene.
DoubleTree lists both an outdoor pool and an indoor pool among its recreational offerings.
DoubleTree provides both indoor and outdoor pool options typical of a suburban full-service hotel.
Hyatt Centric offers a 24-hour fitness center and a rooftop bar that’s part of the hotel nightlife.
Hyatt Centric blends fitness facilities with an active on-site nightlife option (rooftop bar).
DoubleTree includes fitness facilities and typical hotel leisure options but no published rooftop nightlife.
DoubleTree suits travelers who want basic wellness amenities and relaxed evening dining/drinks.

Hyatt Centric — right on Beale Street with walkable music venues, restaurants and a rooftop bar.

DoubleTree — sizable conference and ballroom facilities and full-service banquet support.

Hyatt Centric — resort-style outdoor pool with cabanas and pool-day passes.

DoubleTree — scheduled airport shuttle and Hilton-branded full-service amenities.
Hyatt Centric is on Beale Street — within steps of music venues and downtown attractions; DoubleTree is in East Memphis and requires a drive to reach Beale Street.
Hyatt Centric does not offer an on-site spa; DoubleTree’s supplier listing does not publish an on-site spa.
Both have event space, but Hyatt Centric emphasizes historic, flexible event venues totaling about 9,000 sq ft including an event lawn, while DoubleTree lists about 5,000 sq ft of conference/ballroom space — choose based on size and style needs.
Yes. Both welcome guests of all ages; both have policies where the primary guest checking in must be at least 21 years old.
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