Hotels Near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium & the Emirates: Where to Stay for the Football (2026)

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: the nearest beds are half an hour away. N17 has no hotel beside its stadium, so the choice is between a 30-minute walk, a short train ride, or sleeping in town. Premier Inn London Tottenham Hale is the closest real hotel, on Station Road next to Tottenham Hale station: 29 minutes' walk to the stadium on Google's route, 4 to the station, and 20 minutes door to door to King's Cross on the Victoria line (the Greater Anglia train to Liverpool Street takes 14 to 15). On a normal Tuesday a standard double was £122 non-refundable or £162 flexible, room only.

On the Spurs v Coventry night the standard rooms had gone and there was one Premier Plus room left at £187, so book as soon as the fixture date is fixed. There's no car park (Hale Village car park is 8 minutes away at £10 a day), and the club's premium shuttle from Tottenham Hale no longer runs on matchdays, so it's the walk up the High Road with everyone else. The Kitchen restaurant is on site for dinner after the game.

The Fountain Hotel is a pub with more than 35 rooms on West Green Road in South Tottenham, 8 minutes from Seven Sisters station (Victoria line and Overground) and 37 minutes' walk from the stadium. The kitchen is Mexican and Japanese, rooms have a fridge and a kettle, and there are triple and quad rooms for groups (£116.10 and £143.10 on the normal Tuesday). A double was £98.10 on the normal Tuesday and exactly the same on the Spurs night, the steadiest price on the Tottenham side.

It rates 3.7 on Google from 405 reviews, and the complaints are specific: rooms that get very hot with only a skylight and a fan, and one guest's room that was damp and smelt of smoke. It also hosts events and weddings, so expect noise. Breakfast is a free light one (cereal, juice, tea and coffee). Book it for the price and the location, and pack earplugs.

Premier Inn London Edmonton is north-east of the stadium on Advent Way, beside the A406 and an industrial estate, 32 minutes' walk from the ground and 6 from Meridian Water station. It's the Tottenham-side pick for drivers: guest parking is £15 a night, and on a normal day the stadium is 23 minutes away by bus. Family rooms have a king bed plus a sofa bed or a pull-out, with free cots, and the Thyme restaurant is on site.

It held its price for the Monday Spurs game (£107 against £106 on the Tuesday), which made it the best-value big-brand room near N17 that night. The trade-off is the setting: it's a business-park hotel, not a neighbourhood one, and one recent guest complained about noise from a nightclub next door. Remember that the roads around the stadium close two hours before kick-off, so leave the car at the hotel.

Travelodge London Edmonton is by Edmonton Green station and its shopping centre, 33 minutes' walk from the stadium, or 4 minutes on the Overground (Weaver line) to White Hart Lane, the station the club says is 5 minutes from the ground. It was the cheapest room on the Tottenham side on the normal Tuesday: £75.99 non-refundable, £85.99 flexible.

On the Spurs night the standard rooms were sold out and the cheapest left was a Standard Room Plus at £137.99, an 82% jump. There's no bar or restaurant (breakfast is a £6.95 bag from reception), and a reviewer this summer noted there's no air conditioning. The best feature is parking: St George's council car park is free for guests from 6pm to 8am once reception validates the ticket.

Emirates Stadium: Finsbury Park and around, 13 to 36 minutes' walk. The Emirates has the opposite problem to Spurs: plenty of places to stay within walking distance, but mostly small and budget. The cluster around Finsbury Park station is the one I'd use, and it works for Spurs too, since the Victoria line reaches Seven Sisters in 4 minutes. Maldron Hotel Finsbury Park is my pick: a modern hotel on Seven Sisters Road across from the station, 16 minutes' walk from the Emirates and 11 minutes door to door to King's Cross, with a gym, a bar and restaurant serving dinner until 9:30pm, and rooms with a double and a single (or two doubles) for friends sharing.

It's also the priciest here on a normal night (£183.60 prepay with a book-direct discount that ends 30 September, or £216 flexible, room only), and on the Arsenal v Lille night its own booking engine wouldn't take a check-in on the 13th at all; two nights from the 12th cost £437.18. A Spurs Monday was cheaper than the Tuesday (£145.35). There's no parking, and one recent guest in a basement room heard the trains all night, so ask for a room on an upper floor.

Travelodge London Finsbury Park on Isledon Road is the budget chain option: 15 minutes' walk to the Emirates, 4 to Finsbury Park station, and it markets itself on the walk to Arsenal. On the normal Tuesday a standard room was £117.99 non-refundable or £135.99 flexible, and on the Arsenal v Lille night £169.99, a 44% rise, with single nights still on sale. On the Spurs Monday it was £98.99.

The Bar Café does breakfast, dinner from 5 to 10pm and drinks at any hour, useful after a late kick-off. Several recent reviews complain about cleaning (one found a stained towel), and one guest this month was turned away at 11pm despite a paid booking, so keep your confirmation handy. The only parking it names, Fonthill car park, closes at 6:30pm, so it's no good for an evening game.

Argyle Apart Hotel is a small block of one-bedroom serviced apartments on Seven Sisters Road at the Holloway end, 13 minutes' walk from the Emirates on Google's route and 10 from Finsbury Park station. Each apartment has a fitted kitchen, air conditioning and underfloor heating, which makes it useful for a two-night trip. Booking.com had an Executive Apartment at £146 non-refundable on the normal Tuesday (the hotel sells by email and phone, not online).

On the Arsenal v Lille night the same apartment was £306, more than double, with one left. The Executive apartments are small (about 15 square metres), there's no lift listed, stag and hen parties are refused, and one recent guest checked out within the hour over a ground-floor room by reception. Parking is on the street or in two nearby car parks at £20 to £25 for 24 hours.

The Finsbury Guesthouse on Blackstock Road is a small guesthouse between Finsbury Park station and Arsenal station, 16 minutes' walk from the Emirates. Its Google reviews are warm about the host, several mention the Emirates by name, and there's a shared kitchen, a garden and luggage storage. It sells through Booking.com, where a double was £179 with free cancellation on the normal Tuesday.

On the Arsenal v Lille night only a Superior Double was left, at £215. That makes it expensive for a guesthouse, and one review from the summer reports bed bugs, so read the latest reviews before you pay. There's no lift or accessible room listed, so call ahead if stairs are a problem.

Best Western London Highbury faces Finsbury Park on Seven Sisters Road, 24 minutes' walk from the Emirates, 5 from Manor House station and 8 from Finsbury Park. It's a conventional mid-range hotel with a bar, a lift, a buffet breakfast (£12 on the room-only rate), family rooms and its own car park, which is rare this close to either stadium. On a normal Tuesday a standard double was £122 on Booking.com, and £122 on the Spurs Monday too.

The Arsenal night told a different story: £257 for the last room, more than double. A guest who stayed for the football earlier this year found the road-facing rooms loud at night, so ask for the back. On the Spurs side it's usable too: on a normal day the 259 bus from outside runs to the stadium in about half an hour, though buses are diverted on matchdays.

Travelodge London Manor House is a minute from Manor House station on the Piccadilly line, which runs straight to Arsenal station in 4 minutes, and 28 minutes' walk from the Emirates. It had the cheapest room on the Emirates side on both nights: £83.99 non-refundable on the normal Tuesday and £144.99 on the Arsenal night, a 73% rise. On the Spurs Monday it dropped to £68.99. Recent reviews praise the staff and a renovated bathroom, and the Bar Café serves dinner until 10pm.

After the match, expect a managed queue for Arsenal station outside on Gillespie Road. The nearest car park it names closes at 6:30pm, and the hotel page gives no accessibility details.

Premier Inn London Archway is the one to book if you want a big, reliable hotel with parking: 2 minutes from Archway station (Northern line, 14 minutes door to door to King's Cross), 36 minutes' walk from the Emirates or about 25 minutes on the 43 bus to Holloway Road on a normal day. It rates 4.3 on Google from 1,785 reviews, more reviews than any other hotel here, and has a Thyme restaurant, family rooms and £15-a-night parking.

The trade-offs are distance and the Arsenal-night price: £228 against £144 on a normal Tuesday, with six rooms left. And Holloway Road station, the nearest to the stadium on this side, is exit-only before matches and closed for up to two hours after, so plan on the bus or a long walk home.