Stadium Hotels

Stadium hotels do brisk business, when the stadium plays host to some important events or tournaments.
Suppose that you want to club sport-watching with your vacation. Then you would rather not wait till the last minutes or closing dates to book stadium hotels. Book the stadium hotels well in advance so that you can walk to the stadium from the game, even when there is a scramble for hotels rooms

Yankee Stadium is home to the New York Yankees American League baseball team. Since its debut in 1923, Yankee Stadium has hosted more Hall of Fames and World Series champions than any other stadium in New York. Yankees tickets sell like hot cakes in New York, throughout the year and Yankee stadium figures in the must-see list of any baseball fan.

The prominence of Yankee stadium in course of time has led to the burgeoning of hotels near Yankee Stadium. Now if you are tourist from New York itself, you may want to forgo a stay in hotels near Yankee Stadium. In that case, book a downtown hotel. But if you want to stay in hotels near Yankee stadium, there are great many hotels nearby, where you could easily pocket discounts and concessions.

Located one mile from Yankee Stadium and not more than two miles from Harlem and the African Center Mall is the Howard Johnson Inn Yankee Stadium, while the Apollo Hotel is located in the Harlem area six miles from LaGuardia Airport. Hotels near Yankee stadium have it all. Swanky cocktail bars and clubs showcasing operas, guestrooms featuring pay movies, video-game consoles, voice mail and what not. Complimentary amenities include things like wireless Internet access, shuttle transportation, coffee makers, cable TV with premium channels and indoor pool. Similarly hotels by Texas stadium features facilities like bar with big-screen television and scheduled karaoke events, coffee bar, sprawling meeting and banquet space, business centre with wired and wireless Internet access, outdoor garden with pool, tennis courts, fitness center, etc. Many of the Irving hotels by Texas stadium are within walking distance from the stadium.

Busch Stadium at St. Louis is home to St. Louis Cardinal Baseball team, the 2006 World Series Champions. For the 2006 season, they also opened the new Busch Stadium on the former south parking lot of the old Busch Memorial Stadium. The stadium is a creative architectural work using old and new materials, from red brick and concrete to steel and glass. Busch stadium hotels also sport an elegant look on par with the stadium. Busch Stadium hotels include Saint Louis Hotels, Saint Louis Bed and Breakfasts, Parkway Hotel, The Westin St. Louis in 811 Spruce Street, etc, all at walkable distance from the stadium..

Qualcomm Stadium, also known as "The Q" stadium, was known as San Diego Stadium or Jack Murphy Stadium earlier. It is a multi-facility stadium in San Diego, California. It is at present home to the San Diego Chargers of the NFL and of the San Diego State University Aztecs college football team. In San Diego, you can find qualcomm stadium hotels at close proximity with the stadium. Marriott San Diego Mission Valley I, for instance is located 1.4 miles from Chargers-Qualcomm Stadium. Holiday Inn San Diego-Mission Valley (1.7 miles), Days Inn Mission Valley (2.1 miles) Sheraton San Diego Hotel, and Mission Valley (2.1 miles) qualcomm stadium hotels, are a few examples.

Dodger stadium is a dream-come-true project of the Dodger President Walter O'Malley's nearly five decades ago. The stadium has staged many baseball as well as non-baseball events. Dodger Stadium hotels will give you breath-taking view of downtown Los Angeles, lush tree-dotted Elysian hills, the San Gabriel Mountains and more. The Knights Inn Los Angeles just north of downtown Los Angeles, the Asian-themed Royal Pagoda Motel located in downtown Los Angeles, are a few Dodger Stadium hotels. By checking into the Dodger Stadium hotels, you are entering into another world with all the convenience of the downtown Los Angels.

Philadelphia stadium hotels too take you into a wonderful world near the stadium. Originally known as Philadelphia Municipal Stadium, the stadium later came to be known as John F. Kennedy Stadium. The stadium which existed between 1925 and 1992 witnessed many a public event. After years of poor maintenance, the stadium was abandoned on July 13, 1989 and pulled down in 1992. On July 7, the Grateful Dead was the last public event held here and it was on July 7. However Philadelphia stadium hotels here remind one of the good old days of the stadium and provide state-of-the art amenities to the guests!