Where to Stay Near Soldier Field: Hotels for Chicago Bears Home Games
Soldier Field is on the lakefront Museum Campus south of the Loop. It hosts Chicago Bears home games. The venue also hosts Chicago Fire FC home games. The NFL regular season runs from September to January. Walk from South Loop hotels, or take the Metra Electric or a short ride from downtown. Open-air on Lake Michigan; late-season games are cold and windy. The 6 hotels below are chosen for how easy they make getting to and from the stadium, starting with the closest.
Where to stay
- South Loop — walk to the stadium
- The Loop/Michigan Avenue — central hotels
- River North — restaurants and nightlife
Hotels
#1 · Walkable · about a 20-minute walk · 2.3 mi
★★★★
Hilton Chicago
Grand Michigan Avenue hotel facing Grant Park.
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#2 · Walkable · about a 20-minute walk · 0.8 mi
★★★★
The Blackstone, Autograph Collection
Historic Michigan Avenue hotel.
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#3 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes by car · 1.4 mi
★★★★
Chicago Athletic Association
Restored 1893 club building opposite Millennium Park.
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#4 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes by car · 1.9 mi
★★★★★
The Langham, Chicago
Riverfront hotel in a Mies van der Rohe building.
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#5 · Short ride or transit · about 15 minutes by car · 2.4 mi
★★★★★
Park Hyatt Chicago
Magnificent Mile hotel near Water Tower Place.
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#6 · Short ride or transit · about 15 minutes by car · 2.6 mi
★★★★★
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
Gold Coast hotel with lake views.
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Getting there
Walk from South Loop hotels, or take the Metra Electric or a short ride from downtown.
Walk from South Loop hotels or take a short ride; the Metra Electric stops at Museum Campus. Parking near the lakefront is limited and expensive.
Hotel prices
Hotel prices surge on fall weekends when games coincide with conventions or marathons.
Before & after the game
South Loop bars and River North restaurants; the Museum Campus is next door before day games.
Tips
- Visit tip
- Wind off Lake Michigan makes late-season games feel far colder than the forecast.
- About the venue
- Open-air on Lake Michigan; late-season games are cold and windy.
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