Sports Venues in London 

London is the capital of England and the United Kingdom, and one of Earth’s most popular cities. With a rich history, it has one of the greatest sporting pasts anywhere in the world. Therefore, whether you’re an elite club playing at Wembley, or a grassroots club having a capital away day, our London accommodation has something for everyone. 

London has so many sporting venues that we can’t go over them all, but we can talk you through some of the best ready for your next trip to London.  

Major Football Grounds 

The most iconic football stadium in the capital is Wembley, which hosts the England national team. This stadium was purpose built in 2007 and supports excellent transport links for its 90,000 visitors and teams. Sportshotels.com currently hosts a number of hotels close to Wembley, from budget accommodation to luxury stays. All the hotels have features that your sports clubs might need for the big game.  

London also hosts grounds from its seven Premier League clubs who offer top quality football to the city’s inhabitants. The brand-new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a state-of-the-art design hosting 62,500 fans on a matchday. The brilliant ground offers North London another stadium with a whole host of facilities and has even been chosen for several NFL games.   

Twickenham  

Twickenham, known as one of the best venues in the world for rugby, was originally constructed in 1907 and still stands on the same ground it was built on today. The stadium hosts 82,000 fans with brilliant cooperate options also included. Not only this, Twickenham also has plenty of hotel options for anyone attending a match or indeed playing. With it being in such a vibrant part of London, accommodation can be found for all budgets. From two stars to five-star stays, sportshotels.com can ensure you have the best stay with all the facilities you need.  

Wimbledon  

The brilliant tennis venue boasts one of the highlights of the sport’s calendar every summer. The tournament has been part of London since 1877 when 22 men entered the first ever Wimbledon competition. Now, Wimbledon attracts tennis fans from all over the globe, which is why accommodation around the stadium is booked up well in advance. If you are planning to visit the tournament this summer, make sure to check out our hotels near Wimbledon today to avoid missing out on the action.  

Lord’s Cricket Ground  

Lords is named after its founder Thomas Lord and is known as the home of cricket. The ground isn’t the biggest in London, hosting just 30,000 fans, but it is the most historic. Rumoured to be founded as early as 1787, the stadium is a must see for cricket fans. With a selection of events available at Lord’s in 2023, there is no time like the present to book a stay near this brilliant venue.  

Sportshotels.com  

Sportshotels.com prides itself on serving all levels and all sports. Whether you’re grassroots, non-league or FC Barcelona’s famous 2009 team – we’ve got you covered.  

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