What to pack for a stay at Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis
Pack comfortable clothes for walking Beale Street by day and smart-casual outfits for rooftop drinks; bring swimwear, sunscreen and a cover-up for the resort-style outdoor pool, plus a light jacket for cooler evenings along the river. Include chargers, a photo ID and the credit card used to guarantee check-in (primary guest must be 21+).
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What to pack for your room
Rooms include complimentary Wi‑Fi and a work desk with an ergonomic chair, so bring your laptop, charging cables, and any adapters you need to work or stream. If you prefer a particular pillow or sleep aid, consider packing it since the hotel provides standard bedding in each room type.
If you requested a specific room type or view, note the room names when you check in: Room, 2 Queen Beds, River View; Room, 1 King Bed, River View; Room, 1 King Bed; Room, Bathtub; Room (Shower); Room, 2 Queen Beds; Room, 2 Double Beds; Room, 2 Double Beds, River View; Suite (Big River); Suite (Beale Street); Suite, Balcony, River View.
- Phone/laptop chargers and a power strip if you have many devices
- Small travel umbrella (Memphis can be wet in spring/fall)
- Copies of reservation and BookResorts contact +1 (888) 605-1350
- Any prescription meds in original labeled containers
| Item | Why |
|---|---|
| Photo ID & card used for booking | Required at check-in; primary guest must be 21+ |
| Device chargers | Rooms offer outlets and a desk; useful for work |
| Prescriptions | Pharmacies are nearby but easier to bring with you |
Clothing: daytime sightseeing and evening outings
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring Beale Street, the Orpheum Theatre area, and nearby museums; many downtown attractions are within a short walk. Summers are hot and humid, so lightweight breathable fabrics work best then.
For CIMAS Restaurant and the rooftop Beck & Call lounge, smart casual attire is appropriate — the rooftop has a smart casual dress code and is 21+ only. Bring a light jacket for breezy riverfront evenings or late-night rooftop outings.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Smart-casual outfit for rooftop/drinks
- Light jacket or sweater for evenings
- Swimsuit cover-up (useful to move between room and pool)
| Season | Clothing tip |
|---|---|
| Late spring / early fall | Layering pieces; cool mornings, warm afternoons |
| Summer | Light fabrics; sun protection |
| Winter | Warm jacket—winters can be cold and windy |
Pool, rooftop and outdoor items
The hotel has a resort-style outdoor pool with cabanas and lounge seating; bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a quick-dry towel if you prefer your own. Non-guests can sometimes buy pool day passes, though availability and hours vary by season.
Beck & Call Rooftop Lounge is 21+ and enforces a smart-casual dress code; plan to bring an ID for everyone who may join you up there. A light layer is useful on the rooftop after sunset when river breezes pick up.
- Swimsuit and flip-flops
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
- Photo ID for rooftop access (21+ policy)
- Light sweater for evening rooftop use
| Amenity | Note |
|---|---|
| Pool | Resort-style outdoor pool with cabanas; hours vary seasonally |
| Rooftop (Beck & Call) | 21+ lounge; smart-casual dress code |
| Cabanas | Available on pool deck (may require separate fee) |
Toiletries, health and safety
Basic toiletries are provided, but bring anything specific you need (favored toothpaste, face products, contact lens solution). The hotel’s rooms include standard bathroom fixtures; Suite bathrooms may have double vanities in some suite types.
If you travel with children, bring any necessary child-care items. The hotel welcomes children of all ages but the primary guest checking in must be 21 or older.
- Prescription meds and copies of prescriptions
- Contact lens supplies or extra glasses
- Basic first-aid items (bandages, pain reliever)
- Spare toiletries if you prefer a specific brand
| Item | Why bring it |
|---|---|
| Extra mask/hand sanitizer | Useful in transit and crowded Beale Street venues |
| Prescription meds | Pharmacies are nearby, but easier to carry |
| Dermatologic products | Summer sun and river breezes can dry skin |
Tech, documents and payment
Bring the card you’ll use at check-in; the hotel requires a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit for incidentals and does not accept cash for room payments. Keep a digital and paper copy of your reservation and BookResorts emergency contact +1 (888) 605-1350.
Rooms include complimentary Wi‑Fi and power outlets at the desk, but if you rely on steady connectivity for work, consider a portable battery and any necessary adapters.
- Credit/debit card used to guarantee the reservation
- Photo ID for the primary guest (21+ at check-in)
- Portable charger and international plug adapter if needed
- Printed reservation and BookResorts phone number
| Document | Use |
|---|---|
| Photo ID | Check-in requirement for the primary guest |
| Card on file | Incidental deposit and payment |
| Reservation printout | Handy if there’s any routing confusion on arrival |
Traveling with kids or pets
Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis welcomes children of any age; families often use rooms with two beds or suites for more space. The hotel has luggage storage if you arrive before 4:00 PM check-in or need to store bags after 11:00 AM check-out.
The property is dog-friendly: up to two dogs per room are allowed (each up to 50 lb, 75 lb combined) for a nonrefundable pet fee—service animals are always welcome. Cats are not permitted according to pet-travel sources.
- Pack favorite snacks and entertainment for kids (downtown walks are common)
- Bring any pet supplies: leash, bed, food in original containers
- Note pet fees apply and must follow hotel policy
| Family/Pet Need | Pack |
|---|---|
| Extra bedding space | Consider booking Suite or Room with two beds |
| Pet supplies | Leash, food, proof of shots if requested |
| Kid entertainment | Stroller for long walks on Riverfront/Riverwalk |
Extras: practical items for downtown Memphis
Bring comfortable daypack or crossbody bag for walking Beale Street, the nearby Orpheum Theatre, and riverfront paths. If you plan to visit Graceland or sites outside the downtown grid, plan for rideshare or a rental car — the trolley doesn’t reach all attractions.
Check the weather for your dates: Memphis summers are hot and humid, while winters can be cold and windy. Pack sunscreen and a refillable water bottle for summer visits and a warm coat for winter trips.
- Small daypack or bag for daytime walking
- Refillable water bottle (tap water is available)
- Portable umbrella for spring/fall showers
- Reusable mask if you prefer one in crowded venues
| Trip plan | Suggested extra item |
|---|---|
| Rooftop evening | Light jacket |
| Pool day | Flip-flops and sunscreen |
| Day trip to Graceland | Rideshare app and charger |
