Home2 Suites By Hilton Memphis Wolfchase Galleria

Loved the location

Nothing at all

We didn't eat the breakfast

The room had an unusual scent when you first walk in the room.

Wonderful people great stay. Had a blast. Rooms are clean. Staff is phenomenal

The room condition was in good order. No bug issues and everything worked. Overall quiet. The pool was open, the gym was available, breakfast was plentiful. Some drawbacks were there were no forks. The lobby restroom had no A/C. The hallways were under-cooled. Otherwise, the workers there were all VERY nice which made up for some of the shortcomings. I recommend the place considering its price, location, and staff friendliness. Thank you, Wayne!

Rooms are large, clean. Staff are friendly, good location.

The location was nice. For the most part the staff were friendly. My children enjoyed the pool.

The breakfast wasn't good, we ate out for breakfast all the days we were there.

Roomy and kitchenette was good

The kitchen had roaches, not a lot but they were present. My husband killed several and I seen a few and killed also.

Location and price

I’ve been staying at the Home2 Suites by Hilton Memphis Wolfchase Galleria for the last 3 months for work, and I can honestly say this has been one of the best extended hotel stays I’ve ever had. What really makes this place special is the people. The staff here became like family away from home. Beaut at the afternoon front desk was absolutely amazing. She went out of her way to learn my name early on and always made me feel welcome. She was incredibly helpful anytime I needed anything, but beyond that, we shared many great conversations over the months. Hearing about Ethiopia through her stories honestly inspired me to want to visit one day myself. Layan, Beaut’s daughter and a college student, was always so polite and warm. One thing that always stood out to me was how she would say, “I’m well, how are you?” whenever I asked how she was doing. Small thing, but it showed genuine kindness and professionalism every single time. Sisqo, the hotel manager, greeted me almost every morning before my walks. We shared plenty of laughs, especially about how hard it was for him to find someone reliable for the morning front desk shift — until he finally hired Tonya midway through my stay. Tonya quickly became part of my morning routine. She was usually the first person I saw before heading out for my walks. We’d exchange morning greetings, laugh a little, and she’d always tell me to enjoy my walk. Then when I returned, she’d greet me again with that same positive energy. Those little interactions really mattered during a long work assignment away from home. Jay, who handled breakfast, always brought incredible positive energy in the mornings. He made sure I knew whenever they had boiled eggs available, and if they ran out, he’d let me know when more were coming. We also bonded over how much we both enjoy spending time with our kids. Just great vibes every morning. Melvin from maintenance worked incredibly hard, but no matter how busy he was, he’d still stop to greet me with a fist bump and ask if I needed anything. Josh, the afternoon maintenance guy, was also always hard at work. At first, I didn’t want to bother him because he stayed so focused, but eventually we started greeting each other regularly and I realized he’s just a really cool guy. I also want to mention Beverly and Amanda, who I’d see from time to time and who always greeted me warmly and made me feel welcome. There were many other staff members whose names I may not remember, but their kindness and professionalism absolutely contributed to making my stay great. When you spend 3 months somewhere away from home, little things matter. The people here created an environment that felt welcoming, comfortable, and personal. I truly appreciate all of you. Thank you for making Memphis feel a little more like home.