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45 South Camilla Street
Memphis, TN 38104
Nightly Rates: ($74.99 - $74.99)
2 Star
Located in the heart of Tennessee, the Memphis Downtown Red Roof Inn is just minutes from all of the area's great attractions - including Libertyland Amusement Park, the Beale Street District, Memphis Queen Riverboats and many museums. This Inn features free wireless Internet access in the lobby and business center, free continental breakfast, an outdoor pool, a coin laundry facility and free on-site car and truck parking.
Rates are subject to change.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Opened in Location converted to a Red Roof Inn in 2003.
· 130 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Located 1.1 mile southeast of downtown Memphis. Traveling on I-240 North: Exit at Union Avenue, exit #30. Turn right, then turn right again onto South Camilla Street. The Red Roof Inn is visible. Traveling on I-240 South: Travel to Madison Avenue, exit #30 and turn right. Continue to Camilla Street and turn left. The Red Roof Inn is visible. From Memphis International Airport: Follow I-240 North and exit at Union Avenue, exit #30. Turn right, then turn right again onto South Camilla street.
Memphis International Airport 6.8 miles and West Memphis Municipal Airport 12.7 miles.
All reservations booked through Red Roof Inn must be held for late arrival with a valid major credit card.
If cancellation is necessary, to avoid billing you must receive a cancel number by 6:00 PM on the date of arrival. Cancel times and dates may vary. Contact the reserved Red Roof Inn for specific policies that may affect your reservation.
Conveniently located near several area restaurants, fast food through fine dining.
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TennesseeWhile in Tennessee, you might enjoy a visit to: The suburban home where the King lived before he bought Graceland. Cavern of rock quartz and other semiprecious stones, carved out of the hillside by one man in the late 1930s. During the epidemic of 1878, a priest and six nuns died while nursing other Holly Springs victims. A local little person who became famous as a Buster Brown, spokesmidget for Buster Brown shoes. |