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US Open 2026 (Tennis)
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29 Aug – 13 Sept 2026 · Tennis

Hotels for US Open 2026 (Tennis)

In New York City running 29 Aug – 13 Sept 2026. 127 hotels within 3kmbook close and make a trip of it.

About US Open 2026 (Tennis)

Late-summer tennis at the highest level, with the hard-court season reaching its final major. Crowds gather for long days of play that stretch from early singles matches into night sessions under the lights, and the atmosphere shifts as the evening crowd arrives with drinks and noise to match. A Saturday night slot means the biggest names are likely on court late, with the sort of crowd energy that only builds after dark. Expect long rallies, loud line calls disputed, and a mix of tennis purists and casual fans out for a big night.

Where to stay nearby

Gramercy Park sits closest to the action at 3km out, a good choice if you want minimal travel time and don't mind paying for the convenience — though it only has 5 hotels listed, so book early. Hell's Kitchen, 6km away, offers more choice with 9 hotels and easy subway access into Manhattan and beyond. North Bergen, across the Hudson in New Jersey, is furthest at 10km but has by far the widest hotel selection with 167 options, useful if the closer towns are full or over budget; expect a longer commute by car or public transport on match day, especially before a late-evening session.

Gramercy Park — about 3 km away

Gramercy Park suits visitors who want to be closest to the venue and soak in an upscale neighborhood atmosphere. At just 3km away, it's an easy walk or quick subway ride to reach the venue.

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Hell's Kitchen — about 6 km away

Hell's Kitchen is ideal for those wanting a vibrant, walkable neighborhood with plenty of dining and entertainment options. The venue is 6km away and accessible by a short subway journey or taxi ride.

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North Bergen — about 10 km away

North Bergen offers the largest selection of hotels at competitive rates, appealing to budget-conscious visitors and those flexible about location. It's across the Hudson River, about 10km from the venue, with regular bus and transit connections to the city.

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The closest hotels to New York City

127 within 3km — the nearest 12 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for your dates.

History

The US Open is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the tennis year and the loudest, a two-week spectacle staged at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens. The championships trace their roots to 1881 and took their current open-era form in 1968, when professionals were first admitted.

Played on hard courts under the New York lights, the tournament is famous for its raucous night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium, the largest purpose-built tennis arena in the world, fitted with a retractable roof since 2016. It runs across the last week of August and the first week of September, a fixture of the city's end-of-summer calendar, and crowns the champions of a season that began in Australia in January. For visitors it combines top-class sport with the energy of New York, an easy subway ride from Manhattan out to the courts.

Records & quirks

  • The US Open is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the tennis season.
  • It is played at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens.
  • The championships date back to 1881 and entered the open era in 1968.
  • Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest tennis stadium in the world and has had a retractable roof since 2016.
  • The 2026 tournament runs from 30 August to 13 September, with the free-to-attend Fan Week and qualifying the week before.
  • The venue is reached by subway from Manhattan out to Flushing Meadows.

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