NCAA Final Four hotel rooms near the arena.

The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Final Four weekends bring together four fan bases, alumni from across the country and a full calendar of events: semifinals, the championship game, practices open to the public and fan festivals.

Most host cities concentrate the experience into a few key zones:

• The main arena where both semifinal games and the championship are played.
• Fan festivals and concerts, often in convention centers or central parks.
• Downtown districts with bars, restaurants and alumni meetups.

The Stadium Hotels and 14SB team focus on hotel areas that connect those dots — so you can walk or take short rides between games, fan events and late-night celebrations without worrying about long commutes.

Final Four weekends are busy from morning to night: practices, fan fests, alumni events and games. A smart hotel base helps you move easily between the arena, downtown and any official events you want to attend.

When you contact us, share how many people are in your group and whether you prefer to be closest to the arena, fan events or nightlife — we’ll match you with Final Four hotel options that fit.

The live spreadsheet below is maintained by 14SB and lists NCAA Final Four hotel options, notes and categories. Use it as a starting point and then contact us, so we can confirm rates and highlight the areas that make the most sense for your plans.

For updated Final Four blocks, group allocations and last-minute openings, email us at info@thestadiumhotels.com.

Every Final Four host city is different, but the hotel patterns repeat: arena-adjacent rooms, walkable downtown cores and quieter districts a little farther out. Below are typical profiles of hotel zones we often recommend. When you reach out, we’ll adapt them to the next host city.

Share how many rooms you need, which school you’re supporting and your budget range — we’ll send a shortlist of NCAA Final Four hotels that match your plans.