Charlotte

Hotels near Bank of America Stadium

7 places to stay, with the neighborhood and game-day journey explained.

Uptown

The Dunhill Hotel

A 60-room historic boutique hotel on North Tryon Street in the arts district, with The Asbury restaurant off the lobby.

Walk route

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Parking is in the deck behind the hotel at a nightly rate. The walk to the stadium crosses Uptown, so allow time for crowds.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Walk to the stadium. The North Gate is off Graham Street, the Blue Cross NC East Gate off Mint Street and the South Gate off Morehead Street; all three are open to every ticket holder.
Getting back: Walk back through Uptown with the crowd.
Address: 237 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28202

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Uptown

Grand Bohemian Charlotte, Autograph Collection

An art-filled 254-room hotel on West Trade Street, with Mico restaurant, the Búho rooftop bar and a Starbucks on site.

Walk route

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Parking is valet only, at a daily charge, and the garage has size limits. Check-in is at 4 p.m.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Walk to the stadium. The North Gate is off Graham Street, the Blue Cross NC East Gate off Mint Street and the South Gate off Morehead Street; all three are open to every ticket holder.
Getting back: Walk back through Uptown with the crowd.
Address: 201 West Trade Street, Charlotte, NC 28202

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Dilworth and Myers Park

The Morehead Inn

A 1917 Dilworth house run as a 12-room inn, with a Southern breakfast and parking included in the rate.

Rideshare

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It’s a small inn that also hosts events, so book early. Plan a ride to the stadium.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a rideshare to one of the two zones the stadium lists within half a mile: College Street between 3rd Street and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, or Mint Street near the I-277/Mint Street interchange.
Getting back: Walk to either rideshare zone and follow your app’s pickup directions.
Address: 1122 East Morehead Street, Charlotte, NC 28204

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Dilworth and Myers Park

Duke Mansion

A historic mansion with 20 guest rooms and gardens, about 2 miles from Uptown by its own account, with breakfast included every day.

Rideshare

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The FAQ says rooms have one queen or king bed, with rollaways at extra charge. There’s no restaurant; lunch and dinner can be arranged with advance notice. You’ll need a ride to the game.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a rideshare to one of the two zones the stadium lists within half a mile: College Street between 3rd Street and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, or Mint Street near the I-277/Mint Street interchange.
Getting back: Walk to either rideshare zone and follow your app’s pickup directions.
Address: 400 Hermitage Road, Charlotte, NC 28207

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University City on the Blue Line

Drury Inn & Suites Charlotte University Place

A University City hotel with free parking, a free hot breakfast and a free evening Kickback, and suites with a separate bedroom.

Rail / transit

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The hotel lists the stadium as 10 miles away. McCullough Station is the nearest Blue Line stop on the map, roughly half a mile away in a straight line.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Ride the LYNX Blue Line to Brooklyn Village Station. Go down the ramp and the stadium is just over a football field away.
Getting back: Walk back to Brooklyn Village, Carson or 3rd Street/Convention Center station and ride north.
Address: 415 West W.T. Harris Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28262

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Airport and south Charlotte off I-77

Drury Inn & Suites Charlotte Arrowood

A hotel at I-77 and Arrowood Road with free parking, a free hot breakfast and evening Kickback, and a lobby bar open late.

Drive

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The hotel lists the stadium 7.5 miles away and the airport 9.5 miles away, so every trip is a drive or a ride.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Drive toward Uptown on I-77 and exit at the John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street, then go to the lot you booked.
Getting back: Walk back to your lot and drive out with game traffic.
Address: 8925 Red Oak Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28217

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Airport and south Charlotte off I-77

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Charlotte Airport South

A hotel off I-77 a few miles from the airport and six miles from Uptown, with free breakfast, free on-site parking and an airport shuttle.

Drive

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The hotel says it’s being renovated. The shuttle serves the airport, so plan your own way to the stadium.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Drive toward Uptown on I-77 and exit at the John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street, then go to the lot you booked.
Getting back: Walk back to your lot and drive out with game traffic.
Address: 4900 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28217

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Get to know the areas

UptownWalking to the game and a first visit

Stay among the towers, museums and parks of central Charlotte and walk to the stadium.

Office towers, Romare Bearden Park, museums and hotel rooftop bars

To the stadium: Walk to the stadium. The North Gate is off Graham Street, the Blue Cross NC East Gate off Mint Street and the South Gate off Morehead Street; all three are open to every ticket holder.
After the game: Walk back through Uptown with the crowd.
The tradeoff: Uptown hotels charge nightly for garage or valet parking. The Panthers warn of changes to traffic and parking patterns around the stadium on game days.

Dilworth and Myers ParkA quieter stay with breakfast included

Historic inns on leafy streets southeast of Uptown, with breakfast included and a short ride to the game.

Tree-lined historic neighborhoods, near the South End breweries

To the stadium: Take a rideshare to one of the two zones the stadium lists within half a mile: College Street between 3rd Street and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, or Mint Street near the I-277/Mint Street interchange.
After the game: Walk to either rideshare zone and follow your app’s pickup directions.
The tradeoff: These are small inns with few rooms, so they fill early, and the Duke Mansion says its rooms have one queen or king bed. You’ll need a ride to the stadium.

University City on the Blue LineA car-free game day on the train

A practical base at the north end of the LYNX Blue Line, with free parking and breakfast and a train into Uptown.

Hotels, chain restaurants and the UNC Charlotte campus

To the stadium: Ride the LYNX Blue Line to Brooklyn Village Station. Go down the ramp and the stadium is just over a football field away.
After the game: Walk back to Brooklyn Village, Carson or 3rd Street/Convention Center station and ride north.
The tradeoff: It’s about 10 miles from the stadium, so allow time for the train ride, and there’s little to do nearby in the evening.

Airport and south Charlotte off I-77Early flights, a car and tailgating

Value hotels off I-77 with free parking and breakfast, for early flights or a car-based tailgate.

Hotel corridors near the airport and I-77

To the stadium: Drive toward Uptown on I-77 and exit at the John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street, then go to the lot you booked.
After the game: Walk back to your lot and drive out with game traffic.
The tradeoff: You’ll drive or ride into Uptown for everything, including the game. Hotel shuttles, where offered, serve the airport, not the stadium.

Hotel questions

Can I take the train to the game?

Yes. The LYNX Blue Line stops at Brooklyn Village Station, just over a football field from the stadium. Buy a $4.40 round-trip ticket in the CATS-Pass app; park-and-ride lots along the line are included, and security checks tickets.

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