World Series hotels in Phoenix are filling up fast. Here's how much you'll pay for a room
Phoenix is Championship City again.
That's the nickname Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego bestowed on the city to highlight its hosting of numerous major sporting events in recent years, from Super Bowl 2023 to the NCAA Final Four in April 2024.
And now, the World Series.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' 4-2 win Tuesday over the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 7 of the National League Championship Series not only means they're in the World Series, where they'll face the Texas Rangers.
It also means at least two games — three if a Game 5 is needed — will be played at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix, the Diamondbacks' home stadium.
As fans come to Phoenix to see the DBacks play in their first World Series since 2001, hotels will fill with sports fans. Here's what's available and what fans can expect to pay.
World Series 2023: Hotels in walking distance of Chase Field for fans going to DBacks-Rangers games
Phoenix hotel rates for World Series Game 3 at Chase Field
As of Monday morning, two of the closest hotels within walking distance of Chase Field, the Courtyard Phoenix Downtown and Residence Inn Phoenix Downtown, each advertised $440 a night for rooms with one king bed, close to double the rates for much of October and November. Both Marriott-brand hotels are in the same building, at 132 S. Central Ave.
Starting rates for other Marriott-brand downtown hotels ranged from $274 at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel to $501 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown.
Rates start at $321 at the Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix Downtown and $459 at the Hilton Garden Inn Phoenix Downtown.
The Hyatt Regency Phoenix is advertising rates from $356 per night for one-king and two-queen rooms. Similar rooms at Hyatt Place Phoenix/Downtown start at $323 per night.
Hotel San Carlos has guest rooms with one bed for $299 per night and two beds for $319 per night.
Phoenix hotel rates for World Series Game 4 at Chase Field
The Courtyard Phoenix Downtown is slightly pricier for Game 4, with rates starting at $469. The Residence Inn's rates start at $440.
Starting rates for other Marriott-brand downtown hotels ranged from $341 at the Springhill Suites Phoenix Downtown to $479 at the Westin Phoenix Downtown.
Rates start at $321 at the Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix Downtown. Hilton’s other downtown Phoenix hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn Phoenix Downtown, starts at a far more expensive $638 per night.
Nightly rates at the Hyatt Place and Hyatt Regency start at $323 and $356 respectively.
Hotel San Carlos has rooms with one bed for $299 per night and two beds for $319 per night.
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Phoenix hotel rates for World Series Game 5 at Chase Field
If Game 5 is necessary, it's scheduled for Nov. 1.
However, downtown hotel availability is scarce on Nov. 1. The date coincides with several conferences and conventions, most notably the North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference at the Phoenix Convention Center.
It’s also in the middle of a competing sports faceoff: The NBA’s Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs are scheduled to play Oct. 31 and Nov. 2 at Footprint Center, just down the street from Chase Field.
Most of Marriott’s downtown hotels were sold out except for the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown, which advertised rooms starting at $744 for the night.
Both of Hilton’s downtown hotels and both of Hyatt's downtown hotels were sold out on Nov. 1.
The closest downtown hotel with rooms available as of Monday is the Hotel San Carlos, which advertised one-bed rooms at $339 per night and two-bed rooms at $359 per night.
Another close hotel with availability is the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Phoenix Dwtn State Capitol, which had rooms starting at $315. The hotel is 1.5 miles from Chase Field.
What Phoenix hotels are sold out for the World Series?
As of Monday, the Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix in the CityScape entertainment district advertised no available rooms from Oct. 30-Nov. 1. Hotel Palomar is one of the closest hotels to Chase Field and Footprint Center, just a 0.3-mile walk.
Reach the reporter at Michael.Salerno@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter: @salerno_phx.
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This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: World Series 2023 hotel prices near Chase Field in Phoenix
