Hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium
157 Gale Lemerand Dr, Gainesville, FL 32601
Hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium
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AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown
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Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center
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Hyatt Place Gainesville Downtown
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Hampton Inn & Suites Gainesville-Downtown
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Quality Inn Gainesville near University
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Comfort Suites Gainesville near University
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Travelodge by Wyndham Gainesville
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Hilton University of Florida Conference Center Gainesville
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Aloft Gainesville University Area
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Hilton Garden Inn Gainesville
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Gainesville
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Gainesville I-75 by IHG
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Staybridge Suites Gainesville I-75 by IHG
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Courtyard by Marriott Gainesville FL
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AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown
Full-service reliability tailored for families who return each season expecting excellence.
- Access complimentary artisanal pastries and hot buffet with M Club
- Connect rooms to keep extended family close after game days
- Connect with alumni on dedicated high-speed Wi-Fi workstations
Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG
Reliable comfort tailored for parents mixing rivalry weekend with student visits.
- Refuel with evening menu options steps from your room
- Fuel up with bottled beverages before early kickoff and tailgates
- Customize comfort with firm and soft pillow choices available
Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center
Contemporary comfort tailored for visitors whose loyalty spans decades and generations.
- Share game-day stories around the communal fire pit each evening
- Find quick bites and drinks at the 24/7 Home2 MKT
- Rest on plush pillows and quality linens between campus events
Hyatt Place Gainesville Downtown
Premium comfort for travelers returning to campus decades after they left.
- Host family reunions in The Gallery's open-concept social hub
- Relax on outdoor patios between morning tailgate and afternoon kickoff
- Enjoy craft beer selections perfect for postgame celebrations
Hampton Inn & Suites Gainesville-Downtown
Friendly stays designed for fans who live the entire Saturday ritual.
- Fuel up with signature hot waffles before the big game
- Reserve confirmed connecting rooms at booking for multi-generational groups
- Meet parents and fans in casual gathering spaces before tailgating
Quality Inn Gainesville near University
Trusted stays serving fans who want dependable comfort when hotels sell out.
- Feed the family fresh breakfast meats and hot scrambled eggs daily
- Keep kids under eighteen in your room at no extra cost
- Meet up with other families in the inviting lobby area
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Comfort Suites Gainesville near University
The choice for alumni groups seeking familiar comfort every homecoming weekend.
- Meet fellow fans in the bright, contemporary lobby throughout weekend
- Start each game day with free hot coffee or tea
- Recharge on Comfort Signature Bedding after a long game day
Travelodge by Wyndham Gainesville
Simple stays serving families who need one less variable to manage all weekend.
- Explore outdoor corridors connecting rooms after the big game
- Restock coolers easily using ice machines throughout the building
- Enjoy thoughtful eco-friendly toiletries stocked in every bathroom
Hilton University of Florida Conf. Ctr Gainesville
Premium stays crafted for alumni who want upscale familiarity amid college-town energy.
- Arrange car service for stress-free rides to campus stadiums
- Skip the stadium lines with hot buffets served early mornings
- Add rollaway beds to fit everyone under one roof
Aloft Gainesville University Area
Modern stays built for guests who mix campus visits with live action.
- Transition from tailgate prep to post-game celebration in one space
- Share postgame highlights over cocktails in the outdoor lounge
- Sample rotating draft beers and shareable snacks with fellow fans
Hilton Garden Inn Gainesville
Trusted full-service experience built for families who need every hour organized.
- Gather with family over locally sourced upscale bar bites postgame
- Keep the weekend rolling with around-the-clock in-room dining
- Sleep soundly under premium down duvets between tournament events
Homewood Suites by Hilton Gainesville
Extended stays built for families who need one reliable anchor all weekend.
- Fuel up with hot signature waffles before early kickoffs
- Equip rooms with complimentary high chairs for toddlers at mealtimes
- Plan tomorrow's tailgate around spacious communal tables after tonight's game
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Gainesville I-75
Optimized for families blending game schedules with student check-ins and tours.
- Reach the airport on scheduled complimentary shuttles at select locations
- Serve yourself warm Cinnabon rolls without leaving the hotel property
- Book suites with sleeper sofas for extended family reunions
Staybridge Suites Gainesville I-75 by IHG
Known for serving guests who treat game day like a marathon requiring real rest.
- Sink into plush pillow-top mattresses after the big game
- Skip parking fees with complimentary spaces for every guest vehicle
- Build energy with yogurt and fresh fruit each morning
Courtyard by Marriott Gainesville FL
Professional-grade consistency designed for families managing crowds and competing for everything.
- Share stories around cozy fire pits with alumni and parents
- Gather at the lobby bar for craft cocktails after kickoff
- Recharge with premium snacks from M Club available every hour
BEN Hill Griffin Stadium Travel Guide
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Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, famously known as "The Swamp," is one of the loudest and most intimidating venues in college sports. Located in the heart of the University of Florida campus, it is a place where 90,000 fans create a wall of sound that feels physical, especially during the "Tom Petty" singalong in the fourth quarter. The stadium's steep, double-decked design traps noise and heat, earning its swampy nickname honestly. A game day here is a marathon of tradition, from the "Gator Walk" entrance to the humidity that lingers long after sunset. Visitors must navigate the sprawling campus tailgates, master the shuttle systems from local malls, and understand that "Orange and Blue" is the only acceptable dress code. The guide below helps you find the best pre-game gator tail (yes, real gator), secure a spot for the team arrival, and handle the unique weather challenges of Gainesville.
Neighborhood Overview
The stadium sits in the center of the UF campus, bordered by Gale Lemerand Drive and West University Avenue. To the north lies "Midtown," a dense strip of student bars and quick-service restaurants that serves as the chaotic, high-energy heart of the pre-game scene. To the east is the historic district and downtown Gainesville, offering a slightly more mature dining and nightlife experience. Access is heavily car-dependent, but game-day traffic on Archer Road and University Avenue is legendary for its gridlock. The "neighborhood" is effectively the entire campus, which transforms into a massive, pedestrian-heavy tailgate village. Rideshare pickups are strictly geofenced to areas like the commuter lots or downtown to avoid the immediate stadium crush. Public transit is available via the RTS "Gator Aider" shuttles, which run from locations like The Oaks Mall and Celebration Pointe to keep cars off campus.
Where to Stay
Hotel inventory in Gainesville sells out months in advance for SEC games. The AC Hotel Gainesville Downtown is the premier option, located right across from campus on University Avenue, allowing you to walk to the stadium in 10 minutes. The Hotel Eleo at the University of Florida offers a sleek, modern stay near the medical center, a short shuttle ride away. For a more resort-style experience, the Hilton University of Florida Conference Center sits on the southwest edge of campus, offering easy access to the museums and tailgates. Budget-conscious fans often look to hotels in Alachua or Ocala (30-40 mins away) to find reasonable rates, driving in early to park at a shuttle lot. Avoid staying near I-75/Archer Road unless you have patience for post-game traffic, which can be standstill for hours.
Quick-Plan Overview
Tip
Gainesville Regional (GNV) · 20 min drive
Tip
Bag policy is 12x6x12 clear plastic
Downtime
Gator Walk happens 2h 25m before kickoff
Food & Dining
Spurrier's Gridiron Grille for upscale dining
Arrival & Parking
Gator Aider shuttle avoids campus parking
- Gainesville Regional (GNV) · 20 min drive
- Bag policy is 12x6x12 clear plastic
- Gator Walk happens 2h 25m before kickoff
- Spurrier's Gridiron Grille for upscale dining
- Gator Aider shuttle avoids campus parking
Game Day Flow
Arrival & Pre-Event
The "Gator Walk" is the official start of game day, occurring 2 hours and 25 minutes before kickoff on the north side of the stadium; fans line the path to cheer the team as they enter. If you aren't tailgating on campus, taking the RTS Gator Aider shuttle ($10-$20) from a remote lot like The Oaks Mall is the smartest move to avoid the traffic nightmare. Pre-game energy centers on the "Gator Walk Village" near the O'Connell Center, featuring live music, food trucks, and sponsor activations. Gates open 90 minutes before kickoff; use the "Express Lanes" if you don't have a bag to speed up entry.
During the Event
The Swamp is loud and hot. The student section is in the east stands, while the alumni fill the west; the noise is amplified by the enclosed bowl design. Concessions are standard stadium fare, but look for local vendors selling gator bites and roasted corn. The "We Are the Boys" singalong at the end of the third quarter and the Tom Petty "I Won't Back Down" tribute in the fourth are chilling, unifying moments you cannot miss. Hydration is critical; the stadium offers free water stations to combat the Florida heat.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting 90,000 people takes time. Pedestrian traffic floods University Avenue, closing it to cars. The shuttle lines back to the malls can be long but move steadily. Many fans walk to Midtown bars like The Social or Swamp Restaurant to wait out the traffic for an hour or two. Rideshare surge pricing is extreme; walking north toward 8th Avenue or east toward downtown can help you find a driver faster. If you parked on campus, expect to wait in your spot for at least 60 minutes before moving.
Arrival & Pre-Event
The "Gator Walk" is the official start of game day, occurring 2 hours and 25 minutes before kickoff on the north side of the stadium; fans line the path to cheer the team as they enter. If you aren't tailgating on campus, taking the RTS Gator Aider shuttle ($10-$20) from a remote lot like The Oaks Mall is the smartest move to avoid the traffic nightmare. Pre-game energy centers on the "Gator Walk Village" near the O'Connell Center, featuring live music, food trucks, and sponsor activations. Gates open 90 minutes before kickoff; use the "Express Lanes" if you don't have a bag to speed up entry.
During the Event
The Swamp is loud and hot. The student section is in the east stands, while the alumni fill the west; the noise is amplified by the enclosed bowl design. Concessions are standard stadium fare, but look for local vendors selling gator bites and roasted corn. The "We Are the Boys" singalong at the end of the third quarter and the Tom Petty "I Won't Back Down" tribute in the fourth are chilling, unifying moments you cannot miss. Hydration is critical; the stadium offers free water stations to combat the Florida heat.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting 90,000 people takes time. Pedestrian traffic floods University Avenue, closing it to cars. The shuttle lines back to the malls can be long but move steadily. Many fans walk to Midtown bars like The Social or Swamp Restaurant to wait out the traffic for an hour or two. Rideshare surge pricing is extreme; walking north toward 8th Avenue or east toward downtown can help you find a driver faster. If you parked on campus, expect to wait in your spot for at least 60 minutes before moving.
Things to Do
Walkable
Florida Museum of Natural History
0.8 miLocated in the Cultural Plaza on the west side of campus, this museum is famous for its "Butterfly Rainforest," a screened outdoor enclosure with hundreds of free-flying butterflies and birds. It is a lush, peaceful escape from the tailgate noise, perfect for families. The museum also features massive fossil skeletons and exhibits on Florida's indigenous history. It is a world-class facility that is free (except for special exhibits) and air-conditioned.
UF Bat Houses
1.0 miJust down the road from the museum, the world's largest occupied bat houses are home to hundreds of thousands of bats. The best time to visit is at dusk, when you can watch a massive cloud of bats emerge to hunt for insects. It is a unique, natural spectacle that happens daily and is free to watch from the observation area. It is a memorable way to end a day if you are in town the night before the game.
5–15 Minutes Away
Kanapaha Botanical Gardens
4.5 miA short drive west, these gardens feature the largest public display of bamboo in Florida and giant water lilies. It is a sprawling, 68-acre facility with paved walkways that are perfect for a relaxing morning stroll. The gardens are pet-friendly and offer a quiet contrast to the intensity of the stadium district. It is a great spot for nature photography.
Depot Park
2.0 miLocated in downtown Gainesville, this revitalized park is built around a historic train depot. It features a massive splash pad, playground, and open container laws that allow you to grab a drink from the "Boxcar" bar and walk the grounds. It connects to the Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail for biking and walking. It is a family-favorite destination with a relaxed, community vibe.
Walkable
- Florida Museum of Natural History — Located in the Cultural Plaza on the west side of campus, this museum is famous for its "Butterfly Rainforest," a screened outdoor enclosure with hundreds of free-flying butterflies and birds. It is a lush, peaceful escape from the tailgate noise, perfect for families. The museum also features massive fossil skeletons and exhibits on Florida's indigenous history. It is a world-class facility that is free (except for special exhibits) and air-conditioned. 0.8 mi
- UF Bat Houses — Just down the road from the museum, the world's largest occupied bat houses are home to hundreds of thousands of bats. The best time to visit is at dusk, when you can watch a massive cloud of bats emerge to hunt for insects. It is a unique, natural spectacle that happens daily and is free to watch from the observation area. It is a memorable way to end a day if you are in town the night before the game. 1.0 mi
5–15 Minutes Away
- Kanapaha Botanical Gardens — A short drive west, these gardens feature the largest public display of bamboo in Florida and giant water lilies. It is a sprawling, 68-acre facility with paved walkways that are perfect for a relaxing morning stroll. The gardens are pet-friendly and offer a quiet contrast to the intensity of the stadium district. It is a great spot for nature photography. 4.5 mi
- Depot Park — Located in downtown Gainesville, this revitalized park is built around a historic train depot. It features a massive splash pad, playground, and open container laws that allow you to grab a drink from the "Boxcar" bar and walk the grounds. It connects to the Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail for biking and walking. It is a family-favorite destination with a relaxed, community vibe. 2.0 mi
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
The Swamp Restaurant
0.2 miThis legendary bar and restaurant was literally rebuilt brick-by-brick in a new location just blocks from its original spot. It is the spiritual home of the Gator Nation, serving "Swamp Juice" and gator tacos in a two-story house with a massive front lawn. On game days, it is packed shoulder-to-shoulder, but visiting is a rite of passage. The atmosphere is pure college football nostalgia.
Spurrier's Gridiron Grille
5.0 miOwned by the Head Ball Coach himself, Steve Spurrier, this polished restaurant in Celebration Pointe is a shrine to Florida football history. It features a museum-quality collection of memorabilia, including his Heisman Trophy, in the lobby. The menu is "polished casual" with farm-to-fork dishes, and the rooftop bar "Visors" offers a great view. It is the place to go for a high-end meal surrounded by Gator lore.
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
Satchel's Pizza
4.5 miA Gainesville icon, Satchel's is famous for its eclectic junk-art decor, including a van you can eat inside, and its cash-only policy. The deep-dish and thin-crust pizzas are excellent, but the salad with house-made dressing is the secret star. It features live music and a salvage gift shop, making it an experience, not just a meal. It is worth the drive away from campus to experience the local funk. [/h4t_card_attraction] [h4t_card_restaurant title="The Top" link="https://www.thetoprestaurant.com/" note="N Main St · 1.5 mi"] Located downtown, this hip spot offers elevated comfort food and a massive beer list in a retro-cool setting. The corn nuggets and mastodon burger are local favorites. It has a great patio and a vibe that appeals to both students and alumni. It is a fantastic dinner spot on Friday night before the game madness starts.
Local & Elevated Picks
Dragonfly Robata Grill & Sushi
1.8 miFor a sophisticated dining experience, Dragonfly offers modern Japanese izakaya dishes and fresh sushi. It is located in the Grove Street neighborhood and features a lively, upscale atmosphere perfect for a date night or victory celebration. The "shorts ribs" and "crispy shrimp" are standout items. It is one of the best culinary experiences in the city.
Embers Wood Grill
2.5 miIf you want a high-end steakhouse experience, Embers is the place. They specialize in prime cuts grilled over wood fires and offer an extensive wine list. It is a quiet, white-tablecloth contrast to the rowdy bars of Midtown. Reservations are essential on football weekends for this alumni favorite.
Inside & Adjacent
- The Swamp Restaurant — This legendary bar and restaurant was literally rebuilt brick-by-brick in a new location just blocks from its original spot. It is the spiritual home of the Gator Nation, serving "Swamp Juice" and gator tacos in a two-story house with a massive front lawn. On game days, it is packed shoulder-to-shoulder, but visiting is a rite of passage. The atmosphere is pure college football nostalgia. 0.2 mi
- Spurrier's Gridiron Grille — Owned by the Head Ball Coach himself, Steve Spurrier, this polished restaurant in Celebration Pointe is a shrine to Florida football history. It features a museum-quality collection of memorabilia, including his Heisman Trophy, in the lobby. The menu is "polished casual" with farm-to-fork dishes, and the rooftop bar "Visors" offers a great view. It is the place to go for a high-end meal surrounded by Gator lore. 5.0 mi
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
- Satchel's Pizza — A Gainesville icon, Satchel's is famous for its eclectic junk-art decor, including a van you can eat inside, and its cash-only policy. The deep-dish and thin-crust pizzas are excellent, but the salad with house-made dressing is the secret star. It features live music and a salvage gift shop, making it an experience, not just a meal. It is worth the drive away from campus to experience the local funk. [/h4t_card_attraction] [h4t_card_restaurant title="The Top" link="https://www.thetoprestaurant.com/" note="N Main St · 1.5 mi"] Located downtown, this hip spot offers elevated comfort food and a massive beer list in a retro-cool setting. The corn nuggets and mastodon burger are local favorites. It has a great patio and a vibe that appeals to both students and alumni. It is a fantastic dinner spot on Friday night before the game madness starts. 4.5 mi
Local & Elevated Picks
- Dragonfly Robata Grill & Sushi — For a sophisticated dining experience, Dragonfly offers modern Japanese izakaya dishes and fresh sushi. It is located in the Grove Street neighborhood and features a lively, upscale atmosphere perfect for a date night or victory celebration. The "shorts ribs" and "crispy shrimp" are standout items. It is one of the best culinary experiences in the city. 1.8 mi
- Embers Wood Grill — If you want a high-end steakhouse experience, Embers is the place. They specialize in prime cuts grilled over wood fires and offer an extensive wine list. It is a quiet, white-tablecloth contrast to the rowdy bars of Midtown. Reservations are essential on football weekends for this alumni favorite. 2.5 mi
Local Tips
Bag policy is 12x6x12 clear plastic: strictly enforced
Gator Walk happens 2h 25m before kickoff: don't miss it
Hydrate: "The Swamp" heat is dangerous in Sept
Wear sunscreen: the east stands are in direct sun
Seasonal note: Gainesville weather is subtropical. September games are notoriously hot and humid, with field temperatures exceeding 100°F; lightweight clothing and hydration are survival tools. October brings relief with pleasant evenings. November can be mild or rainy, but rarely freezing. Rain is a constant threat in the afternoons, so a poncho is a smart addition to your clear bag.
- Bag policy is 12x6x12 clear plastic strictly enforced
- Use the Gator Aider shuttle to skip campus traffic
- Gator Walk happens 2h 25m before kickoff don't miss it
- Hydrate "The Swamp" heat is dangerous in Sept
- Wear sunscreen the east stands are in direct sun
- Seasonal note: Gainesville weather is subtropical. September games are notoriously hot and humid, with field temperatures exceeding 100°F; lightweight clothing and hydration are survival tools. October brings relief with pleasant evenings. November can be mild or rainy, but rarely freezing. Rain is a constant threat in the afternoons, so a poncho is a smart addition to your clear bag.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
The stadium is dormant, but basketball at the O'Connell Center is active. Winters are mild (60s), though cold snaps happen. It is a quiet time to tour the campus.
Spring & early summer
Spring brings the "Orange & Blue" game in April. Weather is warm and humid (80s). It is a great time to visit the Butterfly Rainforest.
Mid-summer
Oppressive heat and daily thunderstorms define the summer. Highs are in the 90s with extreme humidity. Outdoor activities should be done early or late in the day.
Fall season
September is essentially summer (hot!). October offers the best football weather—warm days and comfortable nights. November is variable but generally pleasant.
Rain & snow
Snow is impossible. Rain is tropical and frequent; sudden downpours can delay games. The stadium offers little cover, so prepare to get wet.
Winter
The stadium is dormant, but basketball at the O'Connell Center is active. Winters are mild (60s), though cold snaps happen. It is a quiet time to tour the campus.
Spring & early summer
Spring brings the "Orange & Blue" game in April. Weather is warm and humid (80s). It is a great time to visit the Butterfly Rainforest.
Mid-summer
Oppressive heat and daily thunderstorms define the summer. Highs are in the 90s with extreme humidity. Outdoor activities should be done early or late in the day.
Fall season
September is essentially summer (hot!). October offers the best football weather—warm days and comfortable nights. November is variable but generally pleasant.
Rain & snow
Snow is impossible. Rain is tropical and frequent; sudden downpours can delay games. The stadium offers little cover, so prepare to get wet.
Venue Facts
Primary team
Florida Gators
Neighborhood
Campus / Midtown
Nearest airport
Gainesville Regional (GNV)
Parking
Gator Aider Shuttle (Recommended)
Walkable district
Midtown / Downtown
Groceries & supplies
Publix on SW 34th St
Pharmacy
CVS on SW 13th St
Urgent care
UF Health Shands ER
Downtime
Butterfly Rainforest
Pro tip
Visit the Bat Houses at dusk
| Primary team | Florida Gators |
| Neighborhood | Campus / Midtown |
| Nearest airport | Gainesville Regional (GNV) |
| Parking | Gator Aider Shuttle (Recommended) |
| Walkable district | Midtown / Downtown |
| Groceries & supplies | Publix on SW 34th St |
| Pharmacy | CVS on SW 13th St |
| Urgent care | UF Health Shands ER |
| Downtime | Butterfly Rainforest |
| Pro tip | Visit the Bat Houses at dusk |
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What are the closest hotels to BEN Hill Griffin Stadium?
The closest hotel to BEN Hill Griffin Stadium is AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night) — a 2-minute drive. Other nearby options include Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night) and Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night). AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium are good for families?
Several hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium are well-suited for families. AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night), Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night), and Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium accommodate team and group travel. Quality Inn Gainesville near University (2.46 mi, from $89/night), AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night), and Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry. Quality Inn Gainesville near University also has bus or oversized vehicle parking.
Are there budget-friendly hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium?
Yes — Quality Inn Gainesville near University (2.46 mi, from $89/night) and Travelodge by Wyndham Gainesville (2.64 mi, from $59/night) are budget-friendly options near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium, with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Are there extended-stay hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium?
Yes — Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night), Homewood Suites by Hilton Gainesville (4.77 mi, from $153/night), and Staybridge Suites Gainesville I-75 by IHG (4.85 mi, from $177/night) are all extended-stay properties near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium offer free breakfast?
Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night), Hyatt Place Gainesville Downtown (2.36 mi, from $246/night), and Hampton Inn & Suites Gainesville-Downtown (2.4 mi, from $177/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium have an outdoor pool?
Travelodge by Wyndham Gainesville (2.64 mi, from $59/night) has an outdoor pool.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium have an indoor pool?
AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night), Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night), and Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night) have an indoor pool available year-round.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium have a fitness center?
AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night), Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night), and Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Which hotels near BEN Hill Griffin Stadium are pet-friendly?
AC Hotel by Marriott Gainesville Downtown (0.86 mi, from $235/night), Holiday Inn Gainesville - University Center by IHG (1.01 mi, from $141/night), and Home2 Suites by Hilton Gainesville Medical Center (2.18 mi, from $150/night) accept pets. Fee policies vary by property.
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