
Hotels in Bank of America Stadium
Bank of America Stadium sits in uptown Charlotte, home to the NFL's Carolina Panthers and MLS side Charlotte FC. Hotels cluster in Uptown, South End and along the airport corridor, giving fans a choice between a walkable matchday base and a cheaper stay a short ride away.
Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium anchors the southern edge of Uptown, a few blocks from Romare Bearden Park and the light rail and streetcar lines that carry fans in from across the city on Panthers Sundays and Charlotte FC match nights. Staying in Uptown or South End puts fans within a short walk or ride of the gates and the pre-match bars along Tryon and College Streets, while hotels further out near Charlotte Douglas International Airport suit families and visiting supporters happy to trade a few extra minutes for a lower rate and easier parking. This guide sorts the city's hotels by what actually matters on a match day: how close they sit to the stadium, whether breakfast and parking are included, and which ones keep the bar open after the final whistle.
Bank of America Stadium in numbers




















What to expect
- Uptown and South End hotels put fans within walking distance of the pre-match bars on Tryon Street
- The Gold Line streetcar and Lynx Blue Line link Uptown hotels to the stadium corridor without a car
- Airport-area hotels near Charlotte Douglas trade a short ride for lower matchday rates and easier parking
- Romare Bearden Park is the usual gathering point before kickoff for both Panthers and Charlotte FC crowds
- Charlotte Douglas International Airport sits a short taxi ride from most Uptown properties, handy for a Monday flight out
Local tips
- ✓Book your Uptown or South End room as soon as the fixture list drops. Panthers Sundays and Charlotte FC derbies sell out the closest hotels first.
- ✓If you land at Charlotte Douglas the morning of a game, an airport-area hotel saves the ride into Uptown twice.
- ✓Head toward Romare Bearden Park or the bars on Tryon Street before kickoff. That's where the pre-match crowd actually gathers.
- ✓Use the Gold Line streetcar or Lynx Blue Line instead of driving into Uptown. Matchday street closures make parking near the stadium unpredictable.
- ✓Ask your hotel about parking rates before you arrive. Uptown garages fill fast and charge a premium on fixture days.
- ✓For a late Charlotte FC kickoff or a postgame flight the next day, an airport-corridor hotel makes the following morning far less stressful.
Where to stay
FAQ
Which Charlotte neighborhood is best for staying near Bank of America Stadium?
Uptown and the adjoining South End are the closest bases, putting fans within walking distance of the stadium gates and the bars around Tryon and College Streets. Families or fans on a tighter budget often choose the airport corridor instead, trading a short drive or transit ride for lower rates.
How do fans get to Bank of America Stadium on a match day?
Most Uptown hotels sit near the Gold Line streetcar or Lynx Blue Line, both of which serve the stadium corridor. Driving is an option, but streets around the ground close for Panthers and Charlotte FC fixtures, so transit or a short walk from an Uptown hotel is usually simpler.
Is it worth staying near Charlotte Douglas International Airport for a stadium visit?
Yes if you're flying in or out around the fixture, or want a lower matchday rate. The airport corridor sits a short taxi ride from Uptown, which suits families and visiting supporters more than fans planning to walk straight from their room to the gates.
Where do fans gather before a Panthers or Charlotte FC match?
Romare Bearden Park and the stretch of Tryon Street running through Uptown are the usual pre-match meeting points, within walking distance of several hotels on this list. Expect both to fill up in the two hours before kickoff on a big fixture.
Should I book a hotel with parking included for a stadium trip?
It's worth it on Panthers Sundays and Charlotte FC derbies, when Uptown garages near the ground fill early and street closures make last-minute parking a gamble. A hotel with its own lot removes that guesswork, even if the room costs slightly more.
Is Charlotte's Uptown safe to walk back to a hotel after a night game?
Uptown's main streets stay busy and well lit after evening kickoffs, especially around Tryon Street and the transit stops, and hotels in the area are used to fans returning late. Visiting supporters unfamiliar with the layout should stick to the streetcar or a short taxi rather than a long walk through unfamiliar side streets.