Super Bowl hotel rooms near the stadium.

Every year the Super Bowl takes over its host city. Hotels near the stadium, fan zones and party areas sell out early. The Stadium Hotels works with 14SB to highlight the rooms that make game-day simple: short commutes, good neighborhoods and easy access to NFL events.

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Tip from 14SB

Book walkable or 1–2 train stops from the stadium.

Traffic on game day is always heavier than you think.

Event overview

Where the Super Bowl happens and how the city changes

The Super Bowl is the NFL’s championship game and one of the most watched sports events on the planet. Each edition is hosted in a different U.S. city, usually in a large NFL stadium or brand-new venue designed to handle tens of thousands of fans, media and corporate guests.

In the days leading up to kick-off, the host city becomes a full NFL festival: media day, sponsor activations, concerts, fan experiences and private events multiply in the downtown and stadium areas. This also means:

  • Central hotels and properties near the stadium sell out months in advance.
  • Nightlife districts and restaurant hubs are busier than usual all weekend.
  • Game day itself comes with road closures, security perimeters and heavy traffic.

Choosing the right neighborhood for your hotel can be the difference between walking to the action or spending hours in transit on the busiest sports weekend of the year.

City experience

What to do around the Super Bowl & how to get around

While every host city is different, most Super Bowl weekends follow the same rhythm: arrivals on Thursday or Friday, fan events and concerts across the city, and game day taking over the stadium area on Sunday. A smart hotel plan keeps you close to the places you’ll visit most.

Classic things to do

  • Visit official NFL fan experiences and sponsor activations.
  • Explore the downtown core: restaurants, bars and riverfront/harbor areas.
  • Check out museum districts, art neighborhoods or local food halls.
  • Join pre-game tailgate parties and watch parties across the city.

Moving around the city

  • Use light rail, metro or shuttle services when available on game day.
  • Plan extra time for ride-shares and taxis around opening kick-off and after the game.
  • Consider walking-distance hotels for the stadium or main fan zones when possible.
  • Ask our team which neighborhoods balance access, safety and nightlife for that year’s host city.

When you contact us, tell us how many people are traveling, how many nights you plan to stay and if you prefer to be closer to the stadium or downtown — we’ll point you to the best fits in the list below.

Hotel options

Super Bowl hotel availability spreadsheet

The live spreadsheet below is maintained by the 14SB team and lists current Super Bowl hotel options, locations and notes. Use it as a reference, then reach out so we can confirm rates and availability for your dates.

For the most up-to-date options or group blocks, contact us directly at info@thestadiumhotels.com.

Featured stays

Sample Super Bowl hotel areas & profiles

Below are example profiles of the types of hotels we usually recommend for Super Bowl weekends. Exact properties and names change with every host city, but these categories give you an idea of what to expect. Ask us for the current list for this year’s game.

Near the stadium & game-day zone

  • Premium brand hotels within a short ride or walking distance of the stadium.
  • Ideal for guests who want the shortest possible commute on game day.
  • Often close to NFL sponsor events, media setups and pre-game parties.
  • Limited room counts — best reserved early or used for VIPs and key clients.

Downtown & nightlife districts

  • City-center hotels near restaurants, bars and entertainment areas.
  • Great for fans staying 3–4 nights who want more than just the game.
  • Easy access to fan festivals, concert venues and riverfront/harbor walks.
  • Good mix of four-star, boutique and value-friendly options.

Quiet & family-friendly areas

  • Suburban or secondary-district hotels with calmer surroundings.
  • Perfect for families with children or guests who prefer quieter evenings.
  • Parking-friendly properties for those driving in for the weekend.
  • Often a good balance between rate, comfort and access to the city.

Corporate & group solutions

  • Hotels with strong meeting-space infrastructure and group check-in support.
  • Options for hosting receptions, hospitality suites or internal events.
  • Inventory suitable for larger blocks and coordinated arrivals.
  • Our team can combine multiple properties when one hotel isn’t enough.

Send us your preferred dates, group size and budget and we’ll match you with the best Super Bowl hotels from our full list.

Talk to our Super Bowl hotel team

Whether you’re booking a couple of rooms or planning a full corporate program, our 14SB specialists can help you pick the right hotels for Super Bowl weekend.

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14SB has supported fans and corporate guests at Super Bowls and major finals for more than 20 years.