Where to Stay Near MetLife Stadium: Hotels for New York Giants Home Games
MetLife Stadium is in the Meadowlands, about 8 miles west of Midtown Manhattan. It hosts New York Giants home games. The venue also hosts New York Jets home games. The NFL regular season runs from September to January. Game-day NJ Transit trains run from Penn Station via Secaucus; buses run from Port Authority. Open-air; late-season games can be 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
- Midtown Manhattan — near Penn Station for trains
- Hoboken/Jersey City — riverfront hotels with skyline views
- Meadowlands area — closest, mostly basic hotels
Hotels
#1 · Drive · about 20 minutes by car · 5.7 mi
★★★★
W Hoboken
Hudson River hotel with Manhattan views.
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#2 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes' walk to Penn Station, then NJ Transit · 5.5 mi
★★★★★
Equinox Hotel New York
Hudson Yards hotel with a huge gym and spa.
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#3 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes' walk to Penn Station, then NJ Transit · 6.5 mi
★★★★★
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
NoMad tower close to Penn Station.
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#4 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 6 mi
★★★★★
Park Hyatt New York
Midtown hotel near Carnegie Hall.
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#5 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 6.3 mi
★★★★★
The Peninsula New York
Fifth Avenue landmark.
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#6 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 5.3 mi
★★★★★
The Wallace Hotel
A five-star stay about 5.3 miles from MetLife Stadium.
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Getting there
Game-day NJ Transit trains run from Penn Station via Secaucus; buses run from Port Authority.
Game-day NJ Transit trains run from Penn Station via Secaucus; buses run from Port Authority. Parking requires a pass and traffic is slow.
Hotel prices
Manhattan rates depend more on season and events than on football; prices peak in December.
Before & after the game
Hoboken's Washington Street bars are popular before and after games.
Tips
- Visit tip
- Lots open early for tailgating, but parking must be prepaid—check before driving.
- About the venue
- Open-air; late-season games can be cold and windy.
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