So you’re heading to North London to catch a match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium? Awesome! Let me give you the lowdown on some cool places to crash nearby. The stadium is in North London, and there are hotels of all types nearby.
Some good choices include:
- Travelodge London Wood Green: It seems like a favorite of most tourists. About 20 minutes away by bus, it’s reasonable for those who mainly come to the city for the matches and don’t want to spend much on accommodation.
- Premier Inn London Southgate Hotel: For something more comfortable, there is the Premier Inn in Southgate. Even though it is somewhat located away from the stadium, staying there guests can get comfortable rooms, as well as a good breakfast. People have observed that it is still possible to access the stadium conveniently from this area.
- Mama Shelter London – Shoreditch: Some travelers may like to be in areas closer to central London which may be provided by Mama Shelter in Shoreditch. It is known for its unusual ambiance and decent to delicious meals. Some fans appreciate that it is positioned in what can be considered one of the most popular districts in London.
- Montcalm East, Autograph Collection: In terms of luxurious hotels this one is often recommended to people seeking more luxurious accommodation. It has received many positive comments from its former visitors for its many luxuries and above all the breakfast they serve. But, it is not located close to the stadium and one can easily get there by tube, without extra hassle.
- Astor Museum Hostel: Common customers for such hostels include budget/restricted travelers. It is also in the central business district. Despite being slightly far away from the stadium, it is well-positioned to deal with many corporate bodies, tourists, and other visitors who intend to combine football with sightseeing.
- Glenlyn Hotel: It provides family rooms and this hotel is located in a relatively less noisy atmosphere. Guests who have visited this place before have reportedly called it children-friendly.
When you’re booking, think about what else you want to do in London. If you’re just there for the match, stay close to the stadium. But if you want to do some sightseeing, you might prefer somewhere more central.
Also, keep in mind that London can be pretty pricey, especially in summer or during big events. If you’re trying to save some cash, look for deals or think about staying a bit further out.
Whatever you choose, try to book in advance if you can. Hotels near the stadium can get full quickly on match days.
Don’t forget to check what’s included in your room rate. Some places throw in breakfast, others charge extra. Some have nice extras like gyms or restaurants, which might be important to you.
Lastly, have a look at what other people are saying about the hotels. They can give you a good idea of what to expect and help you avoid any nasty surprises.