Hotels in Southaven, MS

Just 10 miles from Memphis, Southaven sits at the border of soul music, Americana, and Southern hospitality. The stomping grounds of music greats like Johnny Cash, Elvis, and other rock n’ roll pioneers, this Mississippi border town has charm all its own.

Famous as the former home and resting place of music legend Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley, Graceland is one of the most iconic attractions in all of Tennessee. Conveniently located near the top Southaven hotels, the estate offers several tours showcasing various aspects of Elvis' life, from his extravagant lifestyle to his music career. Visitors can also view his two airplanes–The Lisa Marie and Hound Dog II–as well as other artifacts from his life. Whether you’re an avid Elvis fan or not, it’s definitely a must-see when it comes to exploring icons of American culture.

From there, visit iconic Sun Records, one of the most famous recording studios in all of music history. Founded by Sam Phillips in 1952, this legendary studio was where Elvis Presley made his first recordings, alongside other musical greats like Roy Orbison and Jerry Lee Lewis. Today, Sun Records offers a glimpse into rock n’ roll’s storied past with artifacts from its past.

While exploring music history, don’t forget the Stax Museum of Soul Music. This museum celebrates the legacy of soul music in the United States through interactive exhibits and performances. Located near downtown Memphis, it pays tribute to artists like Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T & The MGs, Al Green, and more. There are also guided tours available if you're looking for an even more immersive experience into soul music history.

For a raw look at Southaven’s civil rights history, be sure to visit the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum. Located in Downtown Memphis, this museum is dedicated to preserving the memory of African Americans who escaped slavery through the Underground Railroad. Visitors can learn about how slaves used disguises or false identities during their escape attempts, which often involved traveling by night with only stars guiding them northward toward freedom in Canada or elsewhere in the northern United States. You can take a trip back in time when you stay at hotels in Southaven.

For a raw look at Southaven’s civil rights history, be sure to visit the Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum. Located in Downtown Memphis, this museum is dedicated to preserving the memory of African Americans who escaped slavery through the Underground Railroad. Visitors can learn about how slaves used disguises or false identities during their escape attempts, which often involved traveling by night with only stars guiding them northward toward freedom in Canada or elsewhere in the northern United States. You can take a trip back in time when you stay at hotels in Southaven.

From legendary recording studios like Sun Records to historical landmarks like The National Civil Rights Museum, when you book your stay at Southaven hotels, you’ll enjoy close proximity to some of the region’s best attractions.

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