From Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens to evenings in Manhattan, Super Hotel Rooms helps you choose hotel areas that work for both US Open sessions and everything you want to see in New York.
The US Open lives in Queens but the trip often feels bigger: Manhattan sightseeing, borough exploring, and late subway rides after night sessions.
Your best hotel choice depends on whether you want maximum convenience to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, or a more classic New York base with easy transit. We help you compare realistic travel times, neighborhood vibes, and how they fit with your session schedule and jet lag.
The tournament stays in the same place each year, but fans mix and match hotel areas depending on how much New York they want to explore.
Stays closest to the USTA grounds and nearby transit, ideal if you want short commutes to day and night sessions.
Classic “New York trip” bases with theaters, landmarks, and subway access, plus a daily ride out to the tennis.
Trendy or quieter neighborhoods that still tie into subway and rail routes toward the US Open venues.
For short trips, red-eye arrivals, or guests who want easy access to JFK or LaGuardia around match days.
Suite-style and family-focused hotels that make longer tennis trips more comfortable, especially with kids or extended stays.
Corporate and client-hosting trips built around premium US Open hospitality, suites, or sponsor events.
Schedules vary by year and round, but most trips blend match days with city time and at least one slower morning after a late session.
| Day | Base | What’s happening | Hotel focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manhattan or Queens | Arrival + first walk around the neighborhood | Easy access from the airport and simple first-night dining. |
| 2 | Same base | First US Open session (day or night) | Test transit route to and from the tennis center. |
| 3 | Same base | Second session + city exploring | Balance match times with a museum or landmark visit. |
| 4 | Same base | Flexible day (more tennis or full city day) | Choose a lighter day if you’ve had late-night finishes. |
| 5 | Same base or new neighborhood | Additional session or final sightseeing | Option to switch to another part of the city for a new feel. |
| 6 | Same base or airport area | Departure | Keep the last night simple for your flight home. |
Start with your rough dates, how many sessions you’re targeting, and whether you’ve visited New York before. We’ll help you weigh Queens vs. Manhattan, subway vs. car, and how to fit in everything you want to see between changeovers.
A few details about your group and dates are enough to start a hotel plan that fits your tennis tickets and the New York trip you’ve been picturing.