Where to Stay Near Wrigley Field: Hotels for Chicago Cubs Home Games
Wrigley Field is in the Wrigleyville neighborhood on Chicago's North Side. It hosts Chicago Cubs home games. The MLB regular season runs from late March to September, with the postseason in October. The Red Line's Addison station is next to the ballpark. Opened in 1914; April and May games can be cold off the lake. The 6 hotels below are chosen for how easy they make getting to and from the ballpark, starting with the closest.
Where to stay
- Wrigleyville/Lakeview — walk to the ballpark
- Lincoln Park — quieter
- Gold Coast — upscale downtown
Hotels
#1 · Walkable · across the street · 0.1 mi
★★★★
Hotel Zachary
Directly across from the ballpark in Wrigleyville.
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#2 · Short ride or transit · about 20 minutes by Red Line or car · 3.5 mi
★★★★★
Viceroy Chicago
Gold Coast hotel with a rooftop pool.
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#3 · Short ride or transit · about 20 minutes by Red Line or car · 3.6 mi
★★★★★
Waldorf Astoria Chicago
Gold Coast hotel with a spa.
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#4 · Short ride or transit · about 20 minutes by Red Line or car · 3.9 mi
★★★★★
Park Hyatt Chicago
Magnificent Mile hotel near Water Tower Place.
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#5 · Short ride or transit · about 20 minutes by Red Line or car · 3.7 mi
★★★★★
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
Gold Coast hotel with lake views.
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#6 · Short ride or transit · about 25 minutes by Red Line or car · 4.4 mi
★★★★★
The Langham, Chicago
Riverfront hotel in a Mies van der Rohe building.
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Getting there
The Red Line's Addison station is next to the ballpark.
The Red Line to Addison stops next to the ballpark; parking is scarce.
Hotel prices
Wrigleyville hotels are limited, so book early for weekend series.
Before & after the game
Clark Street bars and the rooftop seats across the street.
Tips
- Visit tip
- Day games are a Wrigley tradition; sit in the shade if it's hot.
- About the venue
- Opened in 1914; April and May games can be cold off the lake.
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