
Sun, 20 Sept 2026 · Sports
Hotels for Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur Women
At Selhurst Park, London on Sun, 20 Sept 2026. 1123 hotels within 15km — book close and walk back after the show.
About Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur Women
The game is at Selhurst Park. One of the dates the fans circle — expect a full house and a proper atmosphere.
Where to stay nearby
Sutton is the closest base, a short journey from the ground with a handful of hotels to choose from. Most visitors staying further out use London itself, which offers by far the widest choice of accommodation and easy onward travel by train or tube toward Selhurst Park. Kingston upon Thames is another option to the south-west, a little further out but well connected by rail into the city and back towards the venue on matchday.
Sutton — about 10 km away
Sutton is the nearest base to Selhurst Park, a quiet suburban town with a handful of hotels and straightforward rail links into the area, making it a practical choice for those who want to minimise travel time on the day.
Find hotels near SuttonLondon — about 13 km away
London offers by far the largest choice of accommodation of any base for this venue, at every price point, though staying centrally means a longer journey out to Selhurst Park via train or the wider public transport network.
Find hotels near LondonKingston upon Thames — about 15 km away
Kingston upon Thames is a good option for those who prefer a town with its own character rather than a suburb, with a reasonable hotel selection and a drive or train journey to the venue that takes a bit longer than from Sutton.
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The closest hotels to Selhurst Park
1123 within 15km — the nearest 12 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for Sun, 20 Sept 2026.

Hampton by Hilton London Croydon
29/30 Dingwall Road
2.4km away

Leonardo Hotel London Croydon
Wellesley Road
2.6km away

Flexistay Norbury Aparthotel
49 Norbury Crescent
2.7km away

Lovely 1 bed apartment in Streatham
386 Streatham High Road
4.3km away

The Warren Signature Stay
22 Warren Close
5.4km away

Dukes Head Hotel
The Green, 6 Manor Road
5.9km away

Balham Lodge
204 Bedford Hill
5.9km away

Half Moon
10 Half Moon Lane
6.1km away

The Long Room Hotel and Bar
130 Mitcham Road the Long Room
6.2km away

Flexistay Aparthotel Tooting
268 Franciscan Road
6.3km away

Entire house floor perfect for couples & freelancers - available for single too
22 Hawthorne Avenue
6.4km away

Katolondonhaus
18 Morton Road, Morden, Surrey
6.5km away
About Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace's roots reach back to 1861, making the club, in one form, among those that helped found the Football Association and the FA Cup, though the professional club familiar today was established in 1905. Known as the Glaziers for decades — a nod to the glass-built Crystal Palace exhibition hall — the club became the Eagles under manager Malcolm Allison, who drew on Portuguese side Benfica for the new badge and identity.
That long history had gone entirely without a major trophy until 17 May 2025, when Eberechi Eze's first-half strike and a Dean Henderson penalty save beat Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final, delivering Palace's first major honour after more than a century of trying.
Crystal Palace records & quirks
- The Crystal Palace exhibition building hosted 20 FA Cup finals between 1895 and 1914, a decade before the football club took its name into the professional era.
- Palace's record league win is 9-0 against Barrow in 1959; their heaviest defeat is 9-0 away at Liverpool in 1989.
- Selhurst Park's record attendance, 51,482, came in May 1979 for the match that won Palace the old Second Division title.
- Palace's long-standing 18-game unbeaten run from 1969 was finally broken in October 2025, by a 19-match run under Oliver Glasner.
About Selhurst Park
Crystal Palace's home in south London is a proper neighbourhood ground, famous for one of the league's loudest and most colourful home ends. Selhurst sits among the residential streets of southeast London, with the bars and markets of Croydon a short ride away and central London within easy reach. Selhurst, Norwood Junction and Thornton Heath stations all serve the ground, each a few minutes' walk. Staying centrally or around Croydon keeps transport simple and lets you ride the rail straight into the matchday bustle.
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