Hotels near Wrigley Field
1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613
Hotels near Wrigley Field
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Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
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Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel
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The Talbott Autograph Collection
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The Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago
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The Ritz-Carlton Chicago
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Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile
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AC Hotels by Marriott Chicago Downtown
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Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile
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Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Downtown River North
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Hyatt Place Chicago / Wicker Park
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Hotel Chicago Downtown Autograph Collection by Marriott
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The Westin Chicago River North
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ENVITAE Hotel 4 Bedroom Luxury Apartments
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Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel
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15 Hotels near Wrigley Field
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Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Distinct style rooted in comfort for travelers seeking refuge after the roar.
- Sip wine from carefully selected regional vineyards between game days
- Recharge in social gathering areas perfect for pre-game meetups
- Order room service for easy meals after the game
Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel
Consistent value built around fans who need a solid launch point.
- Recharge between games in welcoming modern lobby spaces designed for groups
- Fuel up with complimentary coffee and tea available all day
- Recharge with upgraded plush bedding designed for quality rest
The Talbott Autograph Collection
Each property tells its own story while protecting guests from chaos.
- Share photos and updates using reliable high-speed wireless internet
- Recharge with property-specific morning dishes made by talented chefs
- Discover best local transit routes through expert staff recommendations daily
The Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago
Where energy is recharged so every minute of the trip feels intentional.
- Access 24-hour Room Service Express® delivery for post-game meals
- Rejuvenate with White Tea Aloe bath amenities between events
- Review game day photos with reliable mobile casting technology
The Ritz-Carlton Chicago
Timeless luxury that transforms pre-game meetups into occasions worth savoring together.
- Start game day with made-to-order omelets at Club Level breakfast
- Skip parking hassles with professional 24-hour valet service at arrival
- Gather for Club Level wine tastings and appetizer presentations
Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile
The brand built for families who need backup when schedules collide.
- Wrap up in fluffy white towels after every shower
- Personalize your room settings before arrival via the app
- Feed the crew with rotating hot items and pastries each morning
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown
Where the extended stay feels like a gathering place before kickoff.
- Find accessible parking spaces located right near main entrances
- Gather for complimentary beer and wine Monday through Thursday evenings
- Share a meal at communal tables built for families
AC Hotels by Marriott Chicago Downtown
Built for guests who need dependable luxury and rewards they recognize.
- Stock up on whole fruit from M Club before heading out
- Step into spacious walk-in showers stocked with This Works amenities
- Enjoy large high-definition flat-screen TV for watching post-game coverage together
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown
The flagship that evolved keeps fans comfortable when the parking lot madness begins.
- Wrap up in plush terry robes available in suites
- Connect all devices with complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi for members
- Enjoy extensive hot and cold breakfast buffets with the family
Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Downtown River North
Polished consistency that turns a hectic game weekend into an event.
- Access TED Talks content channel for downtime between game day festivities
- Enjoy fresh artisanal pastries baked daily at the breakfast restaurant
- Keep your EV powered up at available charging stations onsite
Hyatt Place Chicago / Wicker Park
Contemporary style and smart amenities designed for groups on the move.
- Drift off on crisp high-thread-count linens after celebrating victories
- Stay connected with complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
- Start your day with cage-free eggs and all-natural sausage
Hotel Chicago Downtown Autograph Collection
Individuality amplifies the excitement as crews assemble for the main event.
- Relax in uniquely designed social hubs that invite families to gather
- Fuel postgame celebrations with artisanal minibar snacks and local favorites
- Recharge on luxury high-thread-count linens between back-to-back games
The Westin Chicago River North
Thoughtful comfort for fans who refuse to sacrifice rest during tournament weekends.
- Connect multiple devices simultaneously with premium high-speed Wi-Fi
- Choose nutrient-dense morning elixirs designed for peak game-day readiness
- Coordinate airport pickups and drop-offs with dedicated shuttle service
ENVITAE Hotel 4 Bedroom Luxury Apartments
Built for longer trips where fans need room to spread out.
- Gather with fellow fans in the spacious resident lounge
- Sink into plush mattresses with premium high-quality linens nightly
- Cast game recaps from phones to TV with integrated streaming
Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel
Boutique energy and thoughtful details keep the excitement going after kickoff.
- Connect gaming consoles easily to Smart TVs for downtime entertainment
- Start early with premium espresso stations in the Club Lounge
- Catch flights easily with airport shuttle service at participating properties
Wrigley Field Travel Guide
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Wrigley Field is not just a ballpark; it is a living museum of baseball history and the beating heart of Chicago's North Side. Known affectionately as "The Friendly Confines," it is famous for its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-turned scoreboard, and the unique rooftop bleachers that frame the stadium. Visiting here is a rite of passage, offering a game-day experience that feels like a step back in time, blended with the modern energy of the surrounding entertainment district. The guide below helps you navigate the dense "Wrigleyville" neighborhood, master the critical Red Line arrival strategy, and understand how the wind direction off Lake Michigan can change your entire day. Whether you are chasing a foul ball on Waveland Avenue or singing "Go Cubs Go" after a win, preparation is the key to enjoying this historic venue.
Neighborhood Overview
The ballpark sits in the center of Wrigleyville, a dense sub-neighborhood of Lakeview that is defined by its party atmosphere and residential charm. The intersection of Clark and Addison is the epicenter, surrounded by bars, restaurants, and souvenir shops that buzz with activity year-round. To the immediate west lies the "Southport Corridor," a more upscale, family-friendly strip of boutiques and dining, while the east leads directly to the vast greenspace of Lincoln Park and the Lake Michigan shoreline. Access is dominated by the CTA Red Line "L" train, which stops just a block away at Addison Station, making public transit the preferred method for locals. Driving here is notoriously difficult due to permit-only residential parking and severe congestion on Clark Street. The neighborhood is incredibly walkable and safe, though it can get rowdy late at night on weekends. Rideshare pickups are strictly regulated and usually pushed to designated zones on Irving Park Road or Halsted Street to keep traffic moving.
Where to Stay
For the ultimate convenience, the Hotel Zachary sits directly across the street from the marquee, offering luxury rooms that feel part of the stadium complex. The Wheelhouse Hotel and The Majestic Hotel are excellent boutique options nearby that capture the neighborhood's vintage character. Many fans choose to stay downtown in the Loop or River North (like the Palmer House or LondonHouse) and simply take the 20-minute Red Line ride north, giving them access to the city's main tourist sights. If you prefer a quieter, local vibe, look for Bed & Breakfasts in the surrounding Lakeview or Lincoln Park streets. Avoid staying near O'Hare unless you plan to commute nearly an hour each way; the train ride from the airport requires a transfer or a long taxi ride.
Quick-Plan Overview
Local Transit
O'Hare (ORD) or Midway (MDW) · 45-60 min transit
Arrival & Parking
Use the Free Remote Parking Lot at 3900 N Rockwell
Tip
Gallagher Way for pre-game family fun
Rainy Day Plan
Sluggers Batting Cages for rainy delays
Tip
Murphy's Bleachers for post-game beer
- O'Hare (ORD) or Midway (MDW) · 45-60 min transit
- Use the Free Remote Parking Lot at 3900 N Rockwell
- Gallagher Way for pre-game family fun
- Sluggers Batting Cages for rainy delays
- Murphy's Bleachers for post-game beer
Game Day Flow
Arrival & Pre-Event
The smartest arrival move is taking the CTA Red Line to the Addison station; the platform view of the stadium builds anticipation instantly. If you must drive, skip the expensive neighborhood lots and use the team's free remote lot on Rockwell Street, which offers a free shuttle directly to the gate. Pre-game activity centers on Gallagher Way, the plaza on the third-base side, where you can grab a drink, watch the big screen, or play catch on the lawn. Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch (two hours on weekends); arrive early to navigate the historic, narrow concourses.
During the Event
Wrigley Field is an open-air time capsule, meaning you are fully exposed to the elements; checking the wind direction is crucial, as a breeze off the lake can drop the "feels like" temperature by 20 degrees. The stadium is 100% cashless, so have your cards or mobile wallet ready for the roving vendors selling Chicago-style hot dogs. Bathrooms are historic (read: small and crowded), so plan your breaks strategically during the middle innings. If you are seated in the bleachers, remember the seating is general admission—get there immediately when gates open if you want a front-row spot.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the ballpark puts you into a sea of people on Clark and Addison. The Addison Red Line station will have a massive line; a pro tip is to walk four blocks south to the Belmont station to catch the train before it fills up, or simply to find a ride. Traffic is gridlocked for at least an hour post-game, so hopping into a cab or rideshare immediately is difficult and expensive. Most fans drift into the dozens of surrounding bars like The Cubby Bear or Sluggers to let the crowd thin out.
Arrival & Pre-Event
The smartest arrival move is taking the CTA Red Line to the Addison station; the platform view of the stadium builds anticipation instantly. If you must drive, skip the expensive neighborhood lots and use the team's free remote lot on Rockwell Street, which offers a free shuttle directly to the gate. Pre-game activity centers on Gallagher Way, the plaza on the third-base side, where you can grab a drink, watch the big screen, or play catch on the lawn. Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch (two hours on weekends); arrive early to navigate the historic, narrow concourses.
During the Event
Wrigley Field is an open-air time capsule, meaning you are fully exposed to the elements; checking the wind direction is crucial, as a breeze off the lake can drop the "feels like" temperature by 20 degrees. The stadium is 100% cashless, so have your cards or mobile wallet ready for the roving vendors selling Chicago-style hot dogs. Bathrooms are historic (read: small and crowded), so plan your breaks strategically during the middle innings. If you are seated in the bleachers, remember the seating is general admission—get there immediately when gates open if you want a front-row spot.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting the ballpark puts you into a sea of people on Clark and Addison. The Addison Red Line station will have a massive line; a pro tip is to walk four blocks south to the Belmont station to catch the train before it fills up, or simply to find a ride. Traffic is gridlocked for at least an hour post-game, so hopping into a cab or rideshare immediately is difficult and expensive. Most fans drift into the dozens of surrounding bars like The Cubby Bear or Sluggers to let the crowd thin out.
Things to Do
Walkable
Gallagher Way
AdjacentThis open-air plaza located adjacent to the stadium's west gate has become the community hub of Wrigleyville. On game days, it is a ticketed extension of the park with beer stands and screens; on non-game days, it hosts free movie nights, farmers markets, and concerts. In the winter, it transforms into a massive ice rink with holiday activities. It is the perfect meeting spot for groups before heading inside.
Sluggers
0.1 miA legendary sports bar that features full batting cages, dueling pianos, and arcade games on its second floor. It is famous for its high-energy atmosphere where you can take swings against virtual pitchers while waiting for the game to start. It is a loud, fun, and chaotic staple of the neighborhood experience. Kids are allowed during the day, but it becomes 21+ at night.
5–15 Minutes Away
The Music Box Theatre
0.6 miLocated a short walk west on the Southport Corridor, this historic cinema is an architectural gem that screens independent, foreign, and cult classic films. The main auditorium features "twinkling stars" and moving clouds on the ceiling, preserving the 1920s movie palace vibe. It offers a sophisticated, quiet break from the sports bar scene. Their lounge and garden serve excellent cocktails.
Lakefront Trail & Marovitz Golf Course
0.8 miJust a 15-minute walk east brings you to the shores of Lake Michigan, where you can walk or bike along the famous Lakefront Trail. The Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course is a public 9-hole course right on the water, offering incredible skyline views while you play. It is a fantastic way to enjoy a summer morning before a 1:20 PM first pitch. The nearby clock tower and bird sanctuary are beautiful scenic stops.
Walkable
- Gallagher Way — This open-air plaza located adjacent to the stadium's west gate has become the community hub of Wrigleyville. On game days, it is a ticketed extension of the park with beer stands and screens; on non-game days, it hosts free movie nights, farmers markets, and concerts. In the winter, it transforms into a massive ice rink with holiday activities. It is the perfect meeting spot for groups before heading inside. Adjacent
- Sluggers — A legendary sports bar that features full batting cages, dueling pianos, and arcade games on its second floor. It is famous for its high-energy atmosphere where you can take swings against virtual pitchers while waiting for the game to start. It is a loud, fun, and chaotic staple of the neighborhood experience. Kids are allowed during the day, but it becomes 21+ at night. 0.1 mi
5–15 Minutes Away
- The Music Box Theatre — Located a short walk west on the Southport Corridor, this historic cinema is an architectural gem that screens independent, foreign, and cult classic films. The main auditorium features "twinkling stars" and moving clouds on the ceiling, preserving the 1920s movie palace vibe. It offers a sophisticated, quiet break from the sports bar scene. Their lounge and garden serve excellent cocktails. 0.6 mi
- Lakefront Trail & Marovitz Golf Course — Just a 15-minute walk east brings you to the shores of Lake Michigan, where you can walk or bike along the famous Lakefront Trail. The Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course is a public 9-hole course right on the water, offering incredible skyline views while you play. It is a fantastic way to enjoy a summer morning before a 1:20 PM first pitch. The nearby clock tower and bird sanctuary are beautiful scenic stops. 0.8 mi
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
Small Cheval
0.1 miA fast-casual offshoot of the world-famous Au Cheval, this spot serves one of the best burgers in Chicago just steps from the ballpark. The menu is simple: burgers, fries, shakes, and shots, but the quality is undeniable. The patio is a prime spot for people-watching on Clark Street. Expect a line, but it moves quickly.
Big Star
AdjacentLocated in the Hotel Zachary complex right across from the park, Big Star serves honky-tonk vibes, tacos, and a massive selection of whiskey and tequila. The two-story venue features retractable windows that let in the game-day energy. It is arguably the most popular spot for a margarita and nachos before first pitch.
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
Murphy's Bleachers
AdjacentSituated directly behind the centerfield bleacher entrance, this bar has been the headquarters for "Bleacher Bums" for decades. The rooftop deck puts you eye-level with the stadium, and the interior is packed with memorabilia and die-hard fans. It opens early on game days and is the quintessential Wrigley experience. It is the place to go if you want to talk baseball with locals.
Sheffield's Wine & Beer Garden
0.4 miLocated a few blocks south, Sheffield's offers a massive, tree-shaded beer garden and outstanding house-smoked BBQ. It feels more like a neighborhood hangout than a tourist trap, attracting a mix of locals and smart visitors. Their beer list is extensive and curated. It is a great spot to escape the chaotic crush of Clark Street.
Local & Elevated Picks
Tango Sur
0.6 miThis Argentine steakhouse on the Southport Corridor is legendary for its massive portions and BYOB policy. The "El Filet" (filet mignon) is a local favorite, served in a bustling, candlelit dining room. It is perfect for a celebratory dinner, but since they don't take reservations for small groups, arrive early or grab a drink nearby while you wait.
Swift & Sons Tavern
AdjacentAlso located in the Hotel Zachary, this tavern offers a polished, clubby atmosphere serving oysters, steaks, and classic American fare. It is an upscale respite from the dive bars and crowded pubs of Wrigleyville. It is ideal for a business lunch or a nice dinner with family. The service is professional and efficient.
Inside & Adjacent
- Small Cheval — A fast-casual offshoot of the world-famous Au Cheval, this spot serves one of the best burgers in Chicago just steps from the ballpark. The menu is simple: burgers, fries, shakes, and shots, but the quality is undeniable. The patio is a prime spot for people-watching on Clark Street. Expect a line, but it moves quickly. 0.1 mi
- Big Star — Located in the Hotel Zachary complex right across from the park, Big Star serves honky-tonk vibes, tacos, and a massive selection of whiskey and tequila. The two-story venue features retractable windows that let in the game-day energy. It is arguably the most popular spot for a margarita and nachos before first pitch. Adjacent
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
- Murphy's Bleachers — Situated directly behind the centerfield bleacher entrance, this bar has been the headquarters for "Bleacher Bums" for decades. The rooftop deck puts you eye-level with the stadium, and the interior is packed with memorabilia and die-hard fans. It opens early on game days and is the quintessential Wrigley experience. It is the place to go if you want to talk baseball with locals. Adjacent
- Sheffield's Wine & Beer Garden — Located a few blocks south, Sheffield's offers a massive, tree-shaded beer garden and outstanding house-smoked BBQ. It feels more like a neighborhood hangout than a tourist trap, attracting a mix of locals and smart visitors. Their beer list is extensive and curated. It is a great spot to escape the chaotic crush of Clark Street. 0.4 mi
Local & Elevated Picks
- Tango Sur — This Argentine steakhouse on the Southport Corridor is legendary for its massive portions and BYOB policy. The "El Filet" (filet mignon) is a local favorite, served in a bustling, candlelit dining room. It is perfect for a celebratory dinner, but since they don't take reservations for small groups, arrive early or grab a drink nearby while you wait. 0.6 mi
- Swift & Sons Tavern — Also located in the Hotel Zachary, this tavern offers a polished, clubby atmosphere serving oysters, steaks, and classic American fare. It is an upscale respite from the dive bars and crowded pubs of Wrigleyville. It is ideal for a business lunch or a nice dinner with family. The service is professional and efficient. Adjacent
Local Tips
Check the wind: "in off the lake" means bring a jacket
Bleacher seats are general admission: arrive early
Bag policy is stricter than most: 9x5x2 inches only
Respect the neighbors: it is a residential area
Seasonal note: Chicago weather defines the Wrigley experience. April and May are notoriously cold, often requiring winter coats, gloves, and hats as the wind whips off the lake. June through August is prime time, with sunny, hot days perfect for bleacher sitting. September and October can be unpredictable, ranging from 80-degree heat to blustery 40-degree playoff chills.
- Check the wind "in off the lake" means bring a jacket
- Use the free remote lot on Rockwell St to save $50
- Bleacher seats are general admission arrive early
- Bag policy is stricter than most 9x5x2 inches only
- Respect the neighbors it is a residential area
- Seasonal note: Chicago weather defines the Wrigley experience. April and May are notoriously cold, often requiring winter coats, gloves, and hats as the wind whips off the lake. June through August is prime time, with sunny, hot days perfect for bleacher sitting. September and October can be unpredictable, ranging from 80-degree heat to blustery 40-degree playoff chills.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
The ballpark is largely dormant, but the neighborhood stays active. The "Winterland" at Gallagher Way features ice skating and holiday markets. Temperatures are freezing, so dress for full winter survival if visiting the area.
Spring & early summer
April is cruel; sunny skies can deceive you while the air temperature hovers in the 40s. A "wind blowing in" day feels significantly colder. Always pack layers and a blanket if you are sitting in the shade.
Mid-summer
July and August brings the heat and humidity. Day games can be sweltering, especially in the sun-drenched bleachers. Hydration and sunscreen are critical. The ivy turns a deep, lush green during these months.
Fall season
September offers beautiful, comfortable baseball weather. The ivy begins to turn red and die back in October. Evenings get cool quickly, so a hoodie or windbreaker is necessary for night games.
Rain & snow
Rainouts are possible in spring and summer. The concourses are covered but narrow, making delays crowded. Snow is rare during the season but common in the offseason.
Winter
The ballpark is largely dormant, but the neighborhood stays active. The "Winterland" at Gallagher Way features ice skating and holiday markets. Temperatures are freezing, so dress for full winter survival if visiting the area.
Spring & early summer
April is cruel; sunny skies can deceive you while the air temperature hovers in the 40s. A "wind blowing in" day feels significantly colder. Always pack layers and a blanket if you are sitting in the shade.
Mid-summer
July and August brings the heat and humidity. Day games can be sweltering, especially in the sun-drenched bleachers. Hydration and sunscreen are critical. The ivy turns a deep, lush green during these months.
Fall season
September offers beautiful, comfortable baseball weather. The ivy begins to turn red and die back in October. Evenings get cool quickly, so a hoodie or windbreaker is necessary for night games.
Rain & snow
Rainouts are possible in spring and summer. The concourses are covered but narrow, making delays crowded. Snow is rare during the season but common in the offseason.
Venue Facts
Primary team
Chicago Cubs
Neighborhood
Wrigleyville / Lakeview
Nearest airport
O'Hare (ORD) or Midway (MDW)
Parking
Remote Lot w/ Shuttle (Recommended)
Walkable district
Gallagher Way / Clark St
Groceries & supplies
Jewel-Osco on Southport
Pharmacy
CVS on Clark & Addison
Urgent care
Advocate Clinic on Halsted
Downtime
Southport Corridor Shopping
Pro tip
Take the Red Line
| Primary team | Chicago Cubs |
| Neighborhood | Wrigleyville / Lakeview |
| Nearest airport | O'Hare (ORD) or Midway (MDW) |
| Parking | Remote Lot w/ Shuttle (Recommended) |
| Walkable district | Gallagher Way / Clark St |
| Groceries & supplies | Jewel-Osco on Southport |
| Pharmacy | CVS on Clark & Addison |
| Urgent care | Advocate Clinic on Halsted |
| Downtime | Southport Corridor Shopping |
| Pro tip | Take the Red Line |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the closest hotels to Wrigley Field?
The closest hotel to Wrigley Field is Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night) — a 2-minute drive. Other nearby options include Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night) and The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night). Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. The Talbott Autograph Collection offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field are good for families?
Several hotels near Wrigley Field are well-suited for families. Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night), Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), and The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near Wrigley Field accommodate team and group travel. Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night), Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), and The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field are great for a weekend getaway?
Several hotels near Wrigley Field are ideal for a weekend getaway. The Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago (3.68 mi, from $205/night), The Ritz-Carlton Chicago (3.8 mi, from $1070/night), and The Westin Chicago River North (4.27 mi, from $447/night) all offer a pool, on-site dining, and spa services.
Are there any walkable hotels near Wrigley Field?
Yes — Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night) is within walking distance, about a 1-minute walk.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near Wrigley Field offer free breakfast?
Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile (3.96 mi, from $199/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile (3.96 mi, from $233/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field offer free parking?
Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile (3.96 mi, from $199/night), and Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile (3.96 mi, from $233/night) offer complimentary parking.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field have an outdoor pool?
Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night), The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night), and Hotel Chicago Downtown Autograph Collection by Marriott (4.25 mi, from $306/night) have an outdoor pool.
Which hotels near Wrigley Field have a fitness center?
Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night), Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), and The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Can I get early check-in at hotels near Wrigley Field?
Hotel Zachary Chicago a Tribute Portfolio Hotel (0.06 mi, from $377/night), Best Western Plus Hawthorne Terrace Hotel (0.93 mi, from $179/night), and The Talbott Autograph Collection (3.59 mi, from $394/night) may offer early check-in upon request, subject to availability. Call ahead to confirm — especially helpful for morning games or early events.
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