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Overview of West Vacation Rentals

West Tennessee knows how to give visitors a great time in this diverse state. History, shopping, music and nature sum up the main reasons why visitors flock to this area. Visit Elvis’s home at Graceland, enjoy great entertainment on Beale Street, and tour the Stax Museum of American Soul in Memphis. Quieter days out can be experienced on the great Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers while the museums, plantations and cemeteries graphically depict America’s history. West Tennessee is the perfect destination for Elvis fans, blues lovers, BBQ connoisseurs, and ordinary couples and families who want to have fun in the great outdoors!

Great Reasons to Book West Tennessee Vacation Rentals

Take advantage of the space and freedom to do as you please when you stay in a cabin or rental home in West Tennessee. Apartments in the city are well located for exploring the city museums, shops and attractions by day, and heading for the lively bars, restaurants and nightclubs after dark. If privacy, outdoor space and beautiful scenery are more to your taste then a cabin is the perfect base for hiking, cycling, fishing and nature spotting. Use your vacation home as a base and return at the end of the day to a comfortable home-away-from-home with excellent amenities.

Things to do from West Tennessee Cabins

Those staying close to Memphis lodging have a great choice of places to go and things to do from their West Tennessee vacation home. The city has a number of museums which cover art, transport, soul music and antebellum history. The area hosts a number of cultural festivals throughout the year including the Soybean Festival in Martin which has some great food and a parade, and the World Championship BBQ Contest in Memphis in May. Outdoor activities include golf, horse riding, boating, fishing, hiking in the beautiful forests, hunting, cycling along quiet lanes, and a host of watersports. West Tennessee also has a number of casinos including the Horseshoe Tunica Casino in Memphis.

Places to Visit from West Tennessee Resorts

Memphis is all about blues. The nightlife here is legendary, from B.B. King’s Blues Club to the Rum Boogie Café. Tour Graceland, Elvis Presley’s mansion-turned-museum, visit the Gibson guitar factory or tour the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art which has one of the finest collection in the U.S.

Nashville accomodations offer tours around the Hermitage, former home of President Andrew Jackson; the famous Bluebird Café, the Belle Meade Plantation, and great art exhibitions at the Parthenon. Speedway enthusiasts are well catered for at the Nashville Super Speedway, the Lane Motor Museum and the Memphis Motorsports Park. West Tennessee’s historic Savannah chronicles ancient history, the Mississippi mound builders, the Trail of Tears, the Civil War on the River and the Golden Age of Steamboats.

Great architecture can be seen at the Dyer County Courthouse in Dyersburg and the Somerville Historic Courthouse Square. A drive around West Tennessee cannot fail to delight as you discover historic towns and charming communities at every turn.

Getting to West Tennessee

Fly in to Memphis International Airport which is just eight miles from the city center. If you are planning to tour the area during your stay, pick up a hire car; otherwise take the airport shuttle bus which links with all the major hotels and then explore the city on foot.

Weather in West Tennessee

Summers in Tennessee are very hot with temperatures in the 90s F while winters are cold, in the 40s F. July is the hottest month and January is the coldest with minimum temperatures below freezing. Rainfall is moderate and fairly evenly distributed throughout the year.