From grand ballrooms echoing with the sounds of bygone galas to hidden passageways whispered about in Prohibition-era tales. Southern hotels have long stood as silent witnesses to America’s most turbulent chapters. These storied establishments have weathered the storms of the Civil War, outlasted the intrigue of Prohibition, and adapted to every cultural shift since. Join us on a journey through time as we uncover the remarkable stories behind ten iconic Southern hotels—each a living testament to resilience, hospitality, and history that refuses to fade.
1. The Peabody Memphis (Memphis, Tennessee)
Steeped in Southern elegance, The Peabody Memphis opened its doors in 1869, helping the city heal from the…..