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Hammond

Hammond is a common place name in the United States, most notably referring to cities in Indiana and Louisiana. For frequent-flyer hotel travelers, it is crucial to distinguish between these locations before booking, as they are distinct destinations with no direct international airport connection. The Indiana location is a suburb of Chicago, while the Louisiana location is near New Orleans. Neither city serves as a primary global travel hub. Travelers should base their accommodation decisions on proximity to their specific business or leisure destination within the correct state. Ground transportation from major regional airports (such as Chicago O'Hare or New Orleans International) is required. Due to the ambiguity of the name 'Hammond' without a state qualifier, verifying the exact location is the first step in planning a stay. This guide assumes the traveler has identified the specific Hammond relevant to their itinerary.

35Hotels
14Brands
6Programs

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Before choosing where to stay

Clarify Location

Always verify whether you are traveling to Hammond, Indiana, or Hammond, Louisiana. These are distinct cities with no direct transport links between them. Booking errors can lead to significant travel disruptions.

Use Regional Hubs

Hammond does not have a major international airport. Travelers to Hammond, Indiana, typically fly into Chicago O'Hare (ORD), while those in Louisiana use New Orleans International (MSY). Plan ground transport from these hubs accordingly.

Business Accommodations

Both locations offer standard chain hotels suitable for business travelers. Prioritize accommodations near industrial parks or commercial districts to minimize commute times, as public transit options are limited.

Nearby attractions

FedExForum

FedExForum

Culture95.7 km

multi-purpose arena in Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Blues Hall of Fame

Blues Hall of Fame

Museum96.4 km

award by Blues Foundation, since 2015 also a music museum in Memphis, Tennessee

SS Sultana

SS Sultana

Historic94.3 km

US steamboat that exploded on April 27, 1865

Memphis Zoo

Memphis Zoo

Park91.8 km

non-profit organization in the US

National Civil Rights Museum

National Civil Rights Museum

Museum96.4 km

hotel that was site of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., now a museum

Hernando de Soto Bridge

Hernando de Soto Bridge

Landmark95.0 km

Steel-arch bridge in the United States

Memphis Tennessee Temple

Memphis Tennessee Temple

Worship76.3 km

Temple of the LDS church

Beale Street

Beale Street

Historic95.6 km

historic district in Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Culture93.9 km

stadium in Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

Worship94.7 km

Catholic cathedral in Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Memphis Suspension Railway

Memphis Suspension Railway

Landmark94.8 km

suspension railway

Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park

Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park

Park78.1 km

State park in Tennessee, United States

Dining

Hog & Hominy

RestaurantBib Gourmand$$91.1 km

With more than a decade of history behind it, this stylish looker in Brookhaven Circle is a feast for the senses. Light rushes in through countless windows with generous seating and attractive booths stretching from the lively bar to the bustling dining room. A wood-burning oven chars puffy pies dressed with the likes of pepperoni and honey or pork belly with eggs. The kitchen’s knack for creative, bold combinations extends beyond pizza. Think oysters roasted with Calabrian chili oil or poutine buried in pork neck bone gravy.

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Petals of a Peony

Restaurant$$83.1 km

Opened in 2013, this Chinese restaurant has taken the city by storm—and rightly so. Although there are a number of offshoots around town, the original location in an unsuspecting Cordova strip center is the place to be. For those who love heat and savor spice, this is ground zero for fiery, tongue-numbing, chili-laden Sichuan cuisine. Focus on classics like the umami-packed mapo tofu, stir-fried cumin lamb, crispy chicken tossed in a mound of dried chilis and properly charred green beans. Portions are generous so bring friends and order with abandon.

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Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen

Restaurant$$$91.1 km

Opened in 2008, the flagship restaurant from Chefs Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman remains one the city’s most enticing efforts. Divided into several small rooms, the cozy house in Brookhaven Circle celebrates Italian cooking with Southern influences. Appetizers and pastas are the strongest features, starting with the signature house breakfast of pork belly, pork rinds, polenta, and a runny egg. For a lighter beginning, swing for the tuna tartare with sundried tomatoes or tender squid stuffed with Barese sausage and set in a sharp puttanesca sauce. Mafaldi coated in a rich bianco veal ragu is as

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The Lobbyist

Restaurant$$$95.9 km

Sunlight streams in through tall windows that look out on quaint South Main. Globe lights, handsome wood tables, and gold accents lend a mid-century vibe to this vintage space. Such a look doesn’t at all tell the story of what this kitchen is putting together. Indian, Mexican, Thai, Italian—there are seemingly no culinary borders that cannot be crossed, mixed, and matched on this menu. Corn mash with acorn squash set in a rich bacon jus speaks to this restaurant’s big, bold, and satisfying style. Roast potatoes tossed in a finely spiced masala gravy is another successful mash-up. Portion sizes

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Felicia Suzanne's

Restaurant$$$96.2 km

Scarlet-red banquettes, a long marble bar and checkered tile cut a striking, seductive figure in downtown Memphis. This is a restaurant whose identity is never in question thanks to veteran Chef Felicia Suzanne, now situated in a swanky new dining room where she sources quality ingredients and honors Southern traditions with class and elegance. Plucky Gulf shrimp set with tasso ham sauce and jalapeño cornbread is a superb signature and a reflection of this kitchen at its very best. Other hits on this finely curated menu include buttermilk fried quail with greens and spiced honey as well as fri

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