10 Jun – 1 Jul 2028 · Football

Hotels for UEFA Euro 2028 — Glasgow (Hampden Park)

Name: UEFA Euro 2028 — Glasgow (Hampden Park)
Start: 2028-06-10T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2028-07-01T23:59:59.000Z
Location: Hampden Park

At Hampden Park, Glasgow running 10 Jun – 1 Jul 2028. 5 hotels within 3km — book close and make a trip of it.

Good to know: Euro 2028 group pairings and knockout matchups are decided at the December 2027 draw, and knockout host cities are fixed but their teams resolve day-by-day. If your trip hinges on seeing a particular nation, choose a free-cancellation rate so your booking can move once the draw and bracket are known.

Hotels for these dates aren't bookable yet — rooms this far ahead usually open around July 2027. Save this page and check back then for live prices near the start.

About UEFA Euro 2028 — Glasgow (Hampden Park)

UEFA Euro 2028 brings world-class football to Glasgow's iconic Hampden Park on 9 June. Where you stay shapes your match-day experience—whether you want to be steps from the stadium or in a larger city with more choice and nightlife.

Where to stay nearby

Glasgow will be electric during Euro 2028. The city itself is compact and welcoming, with excellent transport links to Hampden Park and easy reach to nearby towns. Whether you're seeking hotel abundance, proximity to the venue, or a base in Scotland's vibrant capital, here are your realistic options.

Glasgow — about 4 km away

Glasgow is the obvious choice: just 4km from Hampden Park with 115 hotels available. You'll be in the heart of the action, with walkable neighborhoods, restaurants, and bars—and a straightforward journey to the stadium on match day.

Paisley — about 11 km away

Paisley sits 11km away with 10 hotels, making it a quieter satellite option if Glasgow fills up. You'll need a short drive or local bus to reach Hampden, and fewer amenities nearby, but it's close enough for a straightforward commute.

Edinburgh — about 67 km away

Edinburgh, Scotland's capital 67km south, offers 280 hotels and far more attractions, dining, and nightlife than Glasgow itself. The trade-off is a longer journey to Hampden on match day—plan for a drive or train ride of roughly an hour each way.

This is an AI-assisted planning guide. Dates, start times, transport and event details can change — please confirm everything with the official event and transport websites before you book.

The closest hotels to Hampden Park

5 within 3km — the nearest 5 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for your dates.

Number 10 Hotel

10 Queens Drive, G42 8BS

0.7km away

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Crosshill House

46-48 Queen Mary Avenue, G42 8DT

1.0km away

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Vkm Apartments

105 Barrland St, G41 1RF

1.9km away

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Kings Park Hotel

250 Mill Street, G73 2LX

2.3km away

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Novana Aparthotel

48 Melville Street

2.3km away

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History

Hampden Park has been the beating heart of Scottish football since it opened in 1903, and in the summer of 2028 the old ground on Glasgow's south side steps back onto the continental stage as one of nine venues for UEFA Euro 2028, the finals jointly staged by England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland.

The national stadium of Scotland and the traditional home of Scottish Cup finals and international nights, Hampden is famous for the Hampden Roar, the wall of noise that has unsettled visiting sides for generations. Its Euro 2028 schedule is a generous one: group-stage fixtures, a last-16 tie and, at the turn of the month, one of the tournament's four quarter-finals, the only one staged in Scotland.

Hampden knows big European occasions well, having hosted the 2002 Champions League final and matches at the pan-continental Euro 2020, and a home Euros knockout night promises to be every bit as charged. The city around it is made for a football trip, with the centre a short train ride north and its galleries, bars and celebrated music scene waiting between matchdays.

Records & quirks

Hampden Park is the national stadium of Scotland, with a capacity of around 51,800.
The ground first opened in 1903 and is the traditional home of Scottish Cup finals.
For Euro 2028 it hosts group matches, a round-of-16 tie and one of the four quarter-finals.
The quarter-finals are shared between Glasgow, Dublin, Cardiff and London's Wembley.
Hampden staged the 2002 UEFA Champions League final, won by Real Madrid.
Euro 2028 runs from 9 June to 9 July 2028 across nine stadiums in the UK and Ireland.

About Hampden Park

Scotland's national football stadium, Hampden Park sits on Glasgow's south side and stages internationals, cup finals and stadium concerts, a ground woven deep into the country's footballing story. The surrounding Mount Florida area is residential and low-key, with Glasgow's vibrant centre a short train ride away for its renowned bars and music scene.

Mount Florida and King's Park stations sit close to the ground. Staying centrally keeps the nightlife and transport handy, with a quick suburban train out to the match on the day.