We were very blessed to make plans to stay over the Labor Day weekend at the Cedars of Marion. We were a litttle hesitate to stay outside the Memphis area, but from the website we chose to do so. You go across the Memphis- Ark. bridge by the Pryamid, take exit 280 (1st exit across bridge), to downtown Marion. It... More

We stayed at the Cedars of Marion while attending the Blues Festival in Memphis in May, 2011. What a beautiful place and gracious host!! Everything was first class, including the furnishings and the food. We were a quick eight minute commute from the festival, but found ourselves enjoying the surroundings and the company at the Cedars so much, we were... More

Rosalind, you are unique. Hard to wax more eloquently about our visit here. Southern hospitality beyond compare. Within a few minutes we were part of life in Marion. Introduced to local people who didn't needt to take as much time to welcome us they did. Thank you all. We will never forget the restroom locks!!!

We are so glad we found this B&B! It was a great place to stay while visiting Memphis. It is very clean and new – it has only been open since November, although with its high ceilings and wood floors, it has the character and charm of a home built in an earlier time. The hostess, Rosalind O’Neal, was extremely... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here over the International Blues Festival weekend in Memphis, TN during February 2011. We couldn't have DREAMED of a better place to stay if we wished! And I am a bit of a travel enthusiast and have been in 4 and 5 star hotels in over 30 countries around the world. THIS is one of... More

The Cedars of Marion is a very charming inn nestled in the sweet town of Marion, Arkansas, located a mere 15 minutes from downtown Memphis, Tennessee. Full disclosure: I grew up in Marion and visit frequently. This year, when the Christmas crowd descended, my husband and I reviewed the choices for lodging: the highway motels near West Memphis dog track... More