The Rambler is a boutique apartment hotel in Memphis, TN that strives to provide the best of both a hotel and an apartment stay. This includes hotel-quality beds, cleaning & management standards, combined with the comfort and authenticity of apartment living, complete with kitchens and living rooms in a prime location in Memphis's trendiest neighborhood. Opened in 2021, the property was historically renovated, and pairs original exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and vaulted ceilings with modern finishes and a pool/patio exclusively for guests. The Rambler is perfect for groups, private events, and work trips - the hotel offers flexible and customizable layouts that can fit your travel needs. The property is adjacent to the National Civil Rights Museum, and steps from Memphis's best bars, restaurants and institutions, including Beale Street and the FedEx Forum. NOTE: Our pool and hot tub heaters are undergoing maintenance to ensure optimal performance - this may not be available for use during your stay. We understand the importance of these amenities for your stay, and we want to assure you that our team is working diligently to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding. Rest assured, we are making every effort to expedite the repairs and have the heaters back in operation as soon as possible.

The property is located directly on South Main Street, in the heart of the South Main Arts District, the trendiest and most walkable neighborhood in Memphis. The South Main Arts district is filled with locally-owned shops and art galleries, famed chef-owned restaurants, historic dive bars, and hip cocktail bars. Walking distance to Beale Street, the National Civil Rights Museum, the FedEx Forum (Memphis Grizzlies & concerts/events), AutoZone Park (Memphis Redbirds & Memphis 901 FC), Orpheum Theater, Memphis in May Festival, Blues Hall of Fame, Memphis Farmers Market, Mississippi River riverfront parks. See more at the “Go South Main” city website.