Hotel Tupelo, a Wyndham Hotel

Zobos restaurant inside is nice and has a range of cuisine, and the hotel gym is good. The rooms are comfortable, with the usual amenities. Though it's a Wyndham property, it feels more like a boutique hotel. It's in a good downtown Tupelo spot, within walking distance of restaurants, the arena and coffee. My favorite place to stay when I'm visiting Tupelo.

Hotel Tupelo is in a great spot on Main Street, with plenty of parking, the interstate and a gas station nearby, and restaurants you can walk to. The Elvis statue is also a short stroll away. I felt safe and comfortable traveling solo here. Jobos Restaurant in the hotel is great, and Park Heights restaurant nearby is my favorite. I love Hotel Tupelo and would highly recommend it.

The location is handy, with restaurants nearby for dinner, but there's no breakfast or morning coffee except what you make in your room. Check-in service was my main issue. I waited at the desk for a while before noticing the clerk was half in the office scrolling on her phone. When I asked about parking, she just pointed toward the restaurant next door. A little more help would have been nice.

Hotel Tupelo can handle very different kinds of visits. I've been there for a work meeting with a co-worker and with my wife and four small kids. The location is great, at the end of the main stretch, with lots of walkable places nearby. I stay here whenever I'm in town. It's one of the coolest boutique hotels in the Southeast, and definitely in Tupelo, with plenty of rock n roll and cool style. The rooms are spacious and well decorated, and the high-end lobby opens into Jobos restaurant and bar. The bar is huge, with lots of menu choices. If you're coming to Tupelo for Elvis sites or anything else, stop by Hotel Tupelo. It won't disappoint.