Where to stay
- Midtown Manhattan — near Penn Station for trains
- Hoboken/Jersey City — riverfront hotels with skyline views
- Meadowlands area — closest, mostly basic hotels
Hotels
#1 · Drive · about 20 minutes by car · 5.7 mi
★★★★
W Hoboken
Hudson River hotel with Manhattan views.
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#2 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes' walk to Penn Station, then NJ Transit · 5.5 mi
★★★★★
Equinox Hotel New York
Hudson Yards hotel with a huge gym and spa.
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#3 · Short ride or transit · about 10 minutes' walk to Penn Station, then NJ Transit · 6.5 mi
★★★★★
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
NoMad tower close to Penn Station.
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#4 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 6 mi
★★★★★
Park Hyatt New York
Midtown hotel near Carnegie Hall.
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#5 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 6.3 mi
★★★★★
The Peninsula New York
Fifth Avenue landmark.
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#6 · Short ride or transit · about 45 minutes by car or train · 5.3 mi
★★★★★
The Wallace Hotel
A five-star stay about 5.3 miles from MetLife Stadium.
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Getting there
Game-day NJ Transit trains run from Penn Station via Secaucus; buses run from Port Authority.
Game-day NJ Transit trains run from Penn Station via Secaucus; buses run from Port Authority. Parking requires a pass and traffic is slow.
Hotel prices
Manhattan rates depend more on season and events than on football; prices peak in December.
Before & after the game
Hoboken's Washington Street bars are popular before and after games.
Tips
- Visit tip
- Lots open early for tailgating, but parking must be prepaid—check before driving.
- About the venue
- Open-air; late-season games can be cold and windy.
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