
Sat, 16 Jan 2027 · Sports
Hotels for Hull City v Arsenal
At MKM Stadium, Kingston upon Hull on Sat, 16 Jan 2027. 10 hotels within a 20-minute walk of MKM Stadium — book close and keep the journey home short.
- When
- Sat, 16 Jan 2027 · starts 3pm local time
- Venue
- MKM Stadium, Kingston upon Hull
- Typical weather
- January here averages 4°C, with around 59 mm of rain across the month.
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- Sports event at MKM Stadium, Kingston upon Hull, on Saturday 16 January 2027.
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10 hotels within a 20-minute walk of MKM Stadium. Live prices for your dates — one total price, no extras at checkout.
Time listed: 3pm (local time at the venue)
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- The Vale Hotel12 min walk (0.6 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 8.8See prices →
- Park Hotel & Apartments14 min walk (0.7 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 8.1typically from £75 a nightSee prices →
- Myrtle Villas17 min walk (0.9 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 7.5See prices →
- Cozyhouses19 min walk (0.9 miles) from MKM StadiumSee prices →
- Doubletree By Hilton Hull19 min walk (1 mile) from MKM Stadiumtypically from £103 a nightSee prices →
- 114 Coltman Street Hull20 min walk (1.1 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 8.7See prices →
- Holiday Inn Express Hull City Centre by IHG20 min walk (1.1 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 8.6typically from £85 a nightSee prices →
- The Galleon Hotel, Hull City, Part of the AG Collection20 min walk (1.1 miles) from MKM StadiumSee prices →
- Heart of Hull Hotel22 min walk (1.1 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 8.4typically from £96 a nightSee prices →
- Park View23 min walk (1.2 miles) from MKM Stadiumrated 7.7typically from £51 a nightSee prices →
About Hull City
Hull City were founded in 1904 and took the Tigers nickname from the black-and-amber stripes they have worn ever since. The club had already had several spells in the top flight when they were last relegated, in 2016-17, going down after a heavy final-day defeat at Crystal Palace. Their return arrived nine years later, via the 2025-26 Championship play-offs, when a goal from Oli McBurnie beat Middlesbrough in the final at Wembley and sent the Tigers back up for 2026-27 — the reward for a long rebuild through the lower leagues at the MKM Stadium.
Hull City records & quirks
- Hull became the first team eliminated from a major cup competition on penalties, losing to Manchester United in the 1970 Watney Cup.
- In 1998, Hull fans threw tennis balls onto the pitch during a League Cup tie at Bolton, an early example of an in-match fan protest.
- Hull's climb from the fourth tier to the Premier League between 2003 and 2008 is one of the fastest rises in English football history.
- Hull's 6-0 win over Fulham in December 2013 remains the club's biggest-ever Premier League victory.
About MKM Stadium
Hull City's home stands in West Park on the western edge of Hull's centre, a tidy modern bowl shared over the years with rugby league and big outdoor concerts. The parkland setting is a short walk from the city's old town, whose cobbled lanes, museums and the famous Land of Green Ginger reward a wander.
Hull Paragon station is around fifteen minutes on foot, linking across Yorkshire. A room in the centre puts the marina, pubs and transport together, with the ground an easy pre-match stroll away.
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