Hotels
Hotels Near Wrigley Field
Wrigley Field sits at Clark and Addison in Lakeview, about five miles north of the Loop, and it is one of the few American ballparks built into a dense residential neighborhood rather than a ring of car parks. The fact that drives every decision here is the CTA Red Line: the Addison station is less than a block from the gates and runs 24 hours, so any hotel near a Red Line stop is effectively near the ballpark. The corollary is just as important: driving is the worst way to do this, and the streets around the park are permit-only tow zones on game days.
Closest hotel to Wrigley Field: Hotel Zachary, Chicago, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, under 0.3 mi away and walkable on event days. 36 properties within 3.2 mi are compared below.
Recommended areas to stay
Where you stay matters more than usual here, so these are the realistic bases and what each one trades away.
Wrigleyville and Lakeview (walking distance)
The blocks around Clark, Addison and Sheffield put you five minutes from the gate on foot, with Clark Street's bars and the Gallagher Way plaza on the doorstep. Hotel supply is genuinely small, because the ballpark is surrounded by three-flats and houses rather than hotels, so rooms are scarce and priced accordingly on a good weekend. Clark Street is also loud well past midnight after a night game, which is either the point of staying here or a reason not to.
Best for Walking to the gate and staying out afterwards
Lincoln Park and Old Town
Two to three miles south of the ballpark, served by the same Red Line plus the Brown Line, so the trip in is ten to fifteen minutes on a train. Quieter and more residential than Wrigleyville, with a strong run of restaurants around Halsted, Armitage and Clark, Lincoln Park Zoo and the lakefront close by. A sensible compromise if you want the neighborhood feel without sleeping above a sports bar.
Best for A quieter base a short ride from the ballpark
River North, Streeterville and the Loop
Downtown holds the overwhelming majority of Chicago's hotel rooms, roughly five miles south of Wrigley. The State Street subway runs straight to Addison in about twenty minutes with no transfer, which is why so many visitors stay here and commute to the game. The trade-off is that you give up the pre-game neighborhood entirely and commit to a train ride each way, which after a sellout means a packed platform.
Best for Hotel choice and everything else in Chicago
Uptown and Andersonville
Roughly half a mile to two miles north along the same Red Line, with stops at Sheridan, Wilson, Lawrence and Berwyn. Usually cheaper than downtown or Wrigleyville, and Andersonville's stretch of Clark Street is one of the better eating strips on the North Side, while Uptown has the Green Mill, the Aragon and the Riviera. Be honest with yourself about supply, though: these are residential areas with a handful of mostly independent properties, not a hotel district.
Best for Lower prices while staying on the Red Line
Best area without a car
Anywhere on the Red Line, and that is not a dodge. It is the actual answer. Wrigleyville first if you can get a room, downtown second, because the State Street subway reaches Addison in one ride at any hour. Chicago is one of the few American cities where a car is a liability for a ballgame rather than a necessity, and the walk from the Addison platform to your seat takes about as long as finding your car would.
Best for Travellers not renting a car
Hotel options near Wrigley Field
Sorted by straight-line distance from Wrigley Field. Pick your dates to see live prices for each one.
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Hotel Zachary, Chicago, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
3630 N Clark St, Chicago
Prime Location near Wrigley Field Located in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, our boutique hotel offers a unique experience just steps away from Wrigley Field. Enjoy contemporary …
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Wrigley Hostel - Chicago
3514 N. Sheffield, Chicago
Welcome to Wrigley Hostel! We pride ourselves on being a friendly, clean, and affordable hostel that has created community atmosphere! Our staff will gladly inform you of the best…
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The Chicago Hotel Collection Wrigleyville
3475 N. Clark St., Chicago
Luxurious Accommodation in the Heart of Chicago Prime Location: Located just 400 meters from Wrigley Field, The Chicago Hotel Collection Wrigleyville offers convenience and excite…
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Double Play Wrigley - Prime Location Across from Wrigley Field & Transit - 2BR Apts
3558 North Wilton Avenue, Chicago
Prime Location in Lakeview District Experience the ultimate convenience at The Double Play Wrigley Field Flats, situated right next to Wrigley Field and transit options. Enjoy the…
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The Wrigleyville VIP-200 Steps from Wrigley Field
3618 North Racine Avenue, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodation Experience luxury at The Wrigleyville VIP-200 Steps from Wrigley Field, a spacious apartment with 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and modern amenitie…
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Wrigleyville Inn
914 W Newport Ave, Chicago
Terrace with Stunning Views Experience the breathtaking skyline from our terrace, and indulge in the charm of our individually decorated guestrooms, each with a cozy fireplace and…
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The Villa Toscana
3447 North Halsted Street, Chicago
Charming Villa Toscana in Chicago Luxurious Amenities: The Villa Toscana offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, express check-in/out, and luggage storage. Guests can enjoy t…
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Old Chicago Inn
3222 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago
Newly renovated boutique hotel in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood. Fully remodeled rooms with unique décor, Apple TV and marble bathrooms, a homey atmosphere, and the hidden Blind…
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City Suites Hotel
933 W Belmont Ave, Chicago
Art Deco Style Décor and Free WiFi Immerse yourself in the chic ambiance of our Art Deco style décor while staying connected with complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel. Convenie…
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Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel
3434 N. Broadway Avenue, Chicago
Historic Charm and Modern Comfort Convenient Location: Situated just a short walk from Wrigley Field and the Red Line train, our hotel offers easy access to downtown Chicago. Rela…
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The Majestic Hotel
528 W Brompton Ave, Chicago
Amenities and Services Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge services, a fireplace in the lobby, and a banquet hall. …
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The Willows Hotel
555 W Surf St, Chicago
Charming Location in Chicago The Willows Hotel offers a charming stay nestled in Chicago's prestigious Lakeview and Lincoln Park neighborhoods. Guests can enjoy the serene surroun…
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Hotel Versey Chicago Lincoln Park
644 West Diversey Parkway, Chicago
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Hotel Versey Chicago Lincoln Park, ideally located just moments away from iconic city attractions. Unmatched Amenities E…
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The Lyons' Lair
1831 West Belle Plaine Avenue, Chicago
Modern Amenities This recently renovated apartment features a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, air conditioning, and free WiFi for a comfortable stay. Family-Friendly Acc…
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Lincoln Park 3 BR Penthouse
2633 North Sheffield Avenue, Chicago
Luxurious City Views Experience breathtaking city views from the garden and patio of Lincoln Park 3 BR Penthouse. This non-smoking property offers a balcony, free parking, and WiF…
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Roscoe Village Guesthouse
3240 N Hoyne, Chicago
Recreational Amenities Enjoy our outdoor tennis court and karaoke sessions during your stay. Convenient Parking Rest assured with free self-parking available onsite for all guests…
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Chicago Getaway Hostel
616 W Arlington Pl, Chicago
Convenient Location in Lincoln Park Located just a few blocks from the Fullerton subway station, the Chicago Getaway Hostel in Lincoln Park offers easy access to the city's attrac…
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Villa D' Citta
2230 N Halsted Street, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in the romantic guest rooms at Villa D’Citta, each elegantly decorated in Italian-inspired décor and featuring large windows with charming neighbo…
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The Guesthouse Hotel
4872 N Clark St, Chicago
Luxurious Suites with Gourmet Kitchens Indulge in the ultimate comfort and convenience with our suites that boast gourmet kitchens, perfect for those who appreciate fine dining or…
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The Avondale Guesthouse
2973 North Elston Avenue, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodation in Chicago Modern Amenities: The Avondale Guesthouse offers a recently renovated holiday home with top-notch amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen,…
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Ray's Bucktown Bed and Breakfast
2144 N. Leavitt St, Chicago
Charming Bed and Breakfast in Bucktown, Chicago Unique Room Designs: Each room at Ray's Bucktown Bed and Breakfast is uniquely designed with hardwood floors and a flat-screen cabl…
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Bucktown Private Condo
1913 West Armitage Avenue Apt 2RW, Chicago
Modern Apartment in Chicago Convenient Amenities: Enjoy a balcony, patio, and free WiFi access during your stay at Bucktown Private Condo. Comfortable Living Space: With 2 bedroom…
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The Twin Lions: Bespoke Travel Lodge w/ Speakeasy*
1919 North Wolcott Avenue, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodation Experience the epitome of luxury at The Twin Lions: Bespoke Travel Lodge w/ Speakeasy. This recently renovated apartment in Chicago offers 3 bedrooms, a fu…
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Logan Square Coach House
2438 North Maplewood Avenue Coach House, Chicago
Chic Amenities and Features Experience comfort and convenience with a fully equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV, and free WiFi at Logan Square Coach House. Relaxing Outdoor Spaces Un…
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Hotel Lincoln
1816 N Clark Street, Chicago
Prime Location near Lincoln Park Located just across from Lincoln Park and a short walk from the zoo, Hotel Lincoln offers a prime location for exploring Chicago's attractions. Ch…
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Hyatt Place Chicago Wicker Park
1551 West North Ave, Chicago
Modern Accommodations with City Views Hyatt Place Chicago Wicker Park offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private bathrooms. Enjoy city views from select rooms and mak…
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Foundry Unmatched Skyline Views at Lincoln Park
Luxurious Amenities Experience ultimate relaxation with our spa, lounge, and coffee bar, all under one roof. Golfing Paradise Enjoy a round of golf at our adjacent Lincoln Park go…
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The Robey, Chicago, a Member of Design Hotels
2018 W. North Ave., Chicago
Historic Hotel in Wicker Park: Discover the allure of The Robey, Chicago, a Member of Design Hotels, nestled in the vibrant Wicker Park neighborhood. Luxurious Accommodations: Exp…
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The Sono Chicago
1428 N Cleveland Ave, Chicago
Chic Urban Oasis in The Old Town Experience the vibrant charm of Chicago at The Sono Chicago, nestled in the historic Old Town neighborhood. Luxurious Comforts await you in our ro…
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House 5863- Chicago's Premier Bed and Breakfast
5863 North Glenwood Avenue, Chicago
Chic Urban Style Decor Experience modern and urban style décor at Chicago’s Premier Bed and Breakfast in the vibrant Andersonville neighborhood. Enjoy free WiFi access and only be…
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Wicker Park Inn
1331 N Wicker Park Ave, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodations Experience luxury at its finest with our rooms featuring luxury bedding, cable TV, and stylish decor. Some rooms even boast charming exposed brick walls f…
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Northside FAMLYNEST Lincoln Sq 4BR 2BA 2P Rare find
2713 West Balmoral Avenue, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodation with Modern Amenities This recently renovated 4-bedroom holiday home in Chicago boasts a garden, tennis court, and outdoor fireplace. Enjoy free WiFi, priv…
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Heart O' Chicago
5990 North Ridge Ave, Chicago
Discover the warmth and comfort of Heart O' Chicago, nestled in the vibrant Edgewater neighborhood, just minutes from Lake Michigan. Convenient Location With a prime location, you…
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Irving Park updated vintage top unit 2-flat
4036 North Saint Louis Avenue, Chicago
Charming Vintage Apartment Experience the essence of Chicago in this updated vintage top unit 2-flat located near popular attractions like Lincoln Park Zoo and United Center. Conv…
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Claridge House Chicago, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
1244 N Dearborn Parkway, Chicago
Luxurious Accommodations The Claridge Hotel, nestled in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood, offers chic guest rooms with modern amenities. Each room features a spa-inspired bathroo…
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Ambassador Chicago, part of JdV by Hyatt
1301 N State Pkwy, Chicago
Prime Location in Downtown Chicago Located just 4 blocks from the iconic Magnificent Mile, Ambassador Chicago offers a convenient stay close to premier shopping, dining, and enter…
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Parking
There is no general public car park attached to the ballpark. The Cubs run their own lots a few blocks north of the park, around Grace Street, Eddy Street and Irving Park Road, but on event days those are for season parking holders rather than walk-up visitors, and all the club's lots are cashless. What is actually available to a visitor is the various private lots, garages and driveways in the neighborhood, which sell spaces on game day. The team also runs a free remote park-and-ride with a shuttle bus for night and weekend games; the lot has changed location more than once, so check the Cubs site for the current address rather than an old blog post. Book something in advance: arriving and looking is not a plan here.
Public transportation
This is the good news. The CTA Red Line stops at Addison, about half a block east of the ballpark at Addison and Sheffield, and runs 24 hours a day, which makes it the obvious approach from almost anywhere in the city. The Brown Line's Southport station is about half a mile southwest and is a useful escape when the Addison platform is crushed after the last out. Buses 22 (Clark) and 152 (Addison) both stop at Clark and Addison. There is no Metra station at the ballpark: the Union Pacific North line passes nearby without stopping, so suburban riders come into the city or the North Shore and transfer onto the Red Line.
Uber, Lyft and taxis
Uber and Lyft both operate and work well enough on the way in. Afterwards, Clark and Addison seize up completely, and requesting a car from outside the gates means surge pricing and a long wait in a crowd. Walking five or ten minutes clear of the park first (south towards Belmont, or west past Racine) is usually faster than waiting where everyone else is waiting.
Restaurants nearby
Clark Street either side of the ballpark is wall-to-wall sports bars, and a few are institutions rather than tourist traps: the Cubby Bear has been on the corner at Clark and Addison since the 1950s, and Murphy's Bleachers sits beneath the rooftops at Sheffield and Waveland on the site of a bar that goes back decades further. For food rather than beer, walk ten minutes west to the Southport Corridor or a few blocks south to Belmont, both of which offer considerably more range. Deep-dish pizza and Italian beef are city-wide institutions and there is no reason to eat either within sight of the ballpark.
Things to do nearby
Gallagher Way, the open plaza on the west side of the ballpark, runs events through the year and opens to ticket holders around game time. Wrigley Field itself runs guided tours that take in the seating bowl, press box, visiting clubhouse and dugout. A few blocks west on Southport, the Music Box Theatre is a restored 1929 cinema still showing repertory and independent films, and the Metro on Clark has been one of the city's principal rock venues since the early 1980s. Lake Michigan and the Lakefront Trail are under a mile east, Lincoln Park Zoo is about two miles south and free to enter, and Millennium Park and the Art Institute are a straight Red Line ride away downtown. See the full Chicago travel guide.
Flying in to Wrigley Field
The closest airport to Wrigley Field is Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW), 12 miles away in a straight line.
| Airport | Type | Straight line |
|---|---|---|
| Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW) | Large airport | 12 mi (19.6 km) |
| Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) | Large airport | 13 mi (20.9 km) |
Upcoming events at Wrigley Field
If you are booking a room here, this is what you would be coming for. Every date links to live tickets and an interactive seat map.
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Add-ons, not event tickets
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These are add-on products rather than admission to the event itself, so they are listed separately and are not counted among the upcoming dates above.
See the full Wrigley Field schedule and tickets →
Cheaper beds near Wrigley Field
Chicago has 7 hostels, which is enough to be worth a look if the room rate above is the thing standing between you and the trip. On the night of a sold-out event the gap is at its widest: city hotel rates spike for a big show and hostel beds barely move, so the saving is usually larger than on any ordinary night.
The trade-off is a bed rather than a room, and the one thing to check is the front desk's hours, since a show that runs long is no use if reception shuts before you get back. See the hostels in Chicago, with what they cost and how they score against the hotels here.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you walk to Wrigley Field from hotels?
Yes, this is one of the few American ballparks where that is genuinely possible, and if you land a room in Wrigleyville the walk is about five minutes. The catch is volume: the ballpark is ringed by houses and flats, not hotels, so there are far fewer rooms than demand on a summer weekend. Most visitors stay elsewhere and take the Red Line, which is nearly as easy.
Is it better to stay in Wrigleyville or downtown Chicago?
Wrigleyville if the game and the neighborhood around it are the trip: you walk to the gate, you drink where the crowd drinks, and you never touch a train. Downtown if you are in Chicago for a weekend with a game in it: far more rooms, far more to do, and a twenty-minute ride to Addison with no transfer. Neither is a mistake, but Wrigleyville is loud at night and downtown is not.
Is there parking at Wrigley Field?
Not in the way most modern stadiums have parking. The ballpark has no public garage of its own; the Cubs' own lots a few blocks north around Grace, Eddy and Irving Park are for season parking holders on event days, private lots, garages and driveways sell spaces nearby, and there is a free remote park-and-ride with a shuttle for night and weekend games. All of it needs to be arranged before you leave, and none of it is close to as quick as the Red Line.
How do you get from downtown Chicago to Wrigley Field?
Take the Red Line north from any State Street subway station to Addison. It is roughly twenty minutes, there is no transfer, and the line runs 24 hours, so a late finish is not a problem. It is the single most useful thing to know about attending a game here, and it is why you do not need a car in this city for a Cubs trip.
Can I park on the street near Wrigley Field?
Realistically, no. The residential streets around the ballpark are permit zones (a year-round Lakeview zone with an event-activated overlay on top of it for Cubs games), and cars without the correct permit in the tow area are towed rather than simply ticketed, starting in the early evening on game days. Do not plan on circling until something opens up.
What hotels are closest to Wrigley Field?
A small number of properties sit within a few blocks of the ballpark in Wrigleyville and Lakeview, and beyond those the supply thins out quickly into residential streets. The live list on this page is sorted by actual distance from the ballpark, so the top entries are the closest bookable rooms. Anything on the Red Line is a close second in practical terms.
