Hotels near Chase Center for WNBA Playoffs Round 2 Home Game E: Valkyries V TBD
Sorted by distance to Chase Center — each room priced against Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Trip.com and Hotels.com
Which hotels are closest to Chase Center?
The closest bookable hotel to Chase Center for WNBA Playoffs Round 2 Home Game E: Valkyries V TBD is Global Luxury Suites at Mission Rock, an 11-minute walk (0.58 km) from the venue. In total, 5 hotels sit within a 15-minute walk of Chase Center, ranging from 0.58 km to 0.98 km away. Live nightly prices for 14 October 2026 are on the booking page, compared side-by-side with Booking.com and Expedia.
Luma Hotel San Francisco
Dream-Force Walking Distance Less Then .5 Mile In San Francisco
Hyatt Place San Francisco Downtown
Global Luxury Suites at Mission Rock
Global Luxury Suites at China Basin
Oakwood At 355 Berry Street
Which nights should you book for WNBA Playoffs Round 2 Home Game E: Valkyries V TBD?
The game is on Tuesday, 14 October 2026. If you are attending the match and plan to leave San Francisco the following day, booking for the night of 14 October is typical. Since WNBA playoff games often start in the evening and can run late, staying overnight avoids post-event traffic and allows time to unwind — especially if travelling with family or a group. Booking for just one night (14 October) is common for single-game attendees, though some may choose to arrive early on the 13th if coordinating group travel or wanting extra time in the city.
How do you get to Chase Center?
Hotels beyond walking distance are still well connected: the 22 bus, the TBUS bus serve Chase Center. Potrero Hill 2Br For Super Bowl In San Francisco is about 14 minutes away on public transport. Services thin out late — check the last departure before you travel.
All listed hotels are within walking distance of Chase Center — from 11 to 23 minutes on foot. Public transport is also available: Hyatt Place San Francisco Downtown is 19 minutes by walk or 16 minutes by public transport. Ride-share drop-off is convenient near the venue, and there is a train station within the precinct. Services thin out late — check the last departure before you go. Driving is possible but parking is limited and expensive; many visitors opt to walk or use transit to avoid post-event congestion.
Where do you eat and drink after the sporting event?
After the game, fans often head to nearby bars, casual restaurants, and food stalls around the Chase Center precinct. The area has several outdoor seating options and venues showing other sports matches, making it easy to continue the atmosphere without going far.
What is the area around Chase Center like?
Chase Center sits on the eastern edge of San Francisco’s Mission Bay neighbourhood — a modern, waterfront area with wide sidewalks, open plazas, and views of the bay. It’s quieter than downtown but well-connected, with a mix of new residential buildings, tech offices, and public art. While not dense with historic landmarks, it offers clean, safe walking routes and easy access to downtown via transit or short ride-share trips.
Frequently asked questions
How far is it from the hotels to Chase Center?
Walking times range from 11 minutes (Global Luxury Suites at Mission Rock) to 23 minutes (Oakwood At 355 Berry Street). No distances are provided — only measured walk times.
Can we get a room for four people?
The event type notes that travellers often seek rooms for three or four people. While specific room configurations aren’t listed, the hotels named — including Luma Hotel, Hyatt Place, and Global Luxury Suites — typically offer multi-guest accommodations. Contact the hotel directly to confirm availability and layout.
How bad is getting away after the game?
Post-event traffic around Chase Center can be heavy, especially for drivers. Walking back to nearby hotels avoids this entirely. Public transport and ride-shares are viable but may have longer wait times immediately after the final buzzer — allow extra time if relying on them.
Is this area suitable for families?
Yes — the walkable, open layout of Mission Bay and the proximity of hotels make it manageable for families. Several listed hotels are noted for accommodating groups, and the venue itself is family-friendly. However, no specific amenities like pools or play areas are mentioned in the data.
Event details are sourced from the venue's public calendar and may change — always confirm with the official ticket seller (tickets). Hotel availability and prices are live on the search page.