The World Cup in New York isn’t just about the stadium, it’s about how the city feels. At Hotel Belleclaire, guests experience a more relaxed, neighborhood-driven version of Manhattan:

• A historic hotel with Emery Roth architecture and restored landmark details
• A location on the Upper West Side near Central Park and Riverside Park
• Easy subway access to Penn Station for match-day travel
• Steps from museums, cafés, and classic New York streets
• A stay that feels residential, elegant, and distinctly local

Hotel Belleclaire offers a different kind of New York experience — one that feels timeless, walkable, and deeply connected to the neighborhood. 

MetLife Stadium will host multiple FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, including the Final. From the Upper West Side, guests can easily access Midtown transit hubs while enjoying a more relaxed home base.

Nearby subway lines connect directly to Penn Station, where guests can take NJ Transit service to the Meadowlands on match days. It’s the best of both worlds — a neighborhood feel with seamless access to the stadium.

Traveling from Hotel Belleclaire to MetLife Stadium is simple:

1. Take the subway or rideshare service from the Upper West Side to Penn Station
2. Transfer to NJ Transit service to the Meadowlands
3. Arrive at MetLife Stadium ready for kickoff

Rideshare and car services are available depending on timing and traffic.

Guests staying at Hotel Belleclaire are well-positioned for all FIFA World Cup 2026 matches hosted at MetLife Stadium:

• June 13, 2026 – Brazil vs. Morocco
• June 16, 2026 – France vs. Senegal
• June 22, 2026 – Norway vs. Senegal
• June 25, 2026 – Ecuador vs. Germany
• June 27, 2026 – Panama vs. England
• June 30, 2026 – Round of 32
• July 5, 2026 – Round of 16
• July 19, 2026 – Final

From opening matches to the Final, Hotel Belleclaire offers a comfortable, neighborhood-centered retreat between game days. 

A stay at Hotel Belleclaire makes your World Cup trip feel like living in New York:

• Start your morning with a walk through Central Park or with a pastry from Mille-Feuille
• Visit the American Museum of Natural History or Lincoln Center
• Explore cafés, bakeries, and boutiques along the Upper West Side
• Head to MetLife Stadium for the match
• Return to a neighborhood for a nightcap at Allure Cocktail Lounge

The Upper West Side offers a softer, more livable side of the city — without sacrificing access to everything you came for. 

Not every match needs a stadium seat. Whether you're taking a break between games or didn’t secure tickets, each hotel offers a place to settle in, order a drink, and experience the World Cup surrounded by fellow fans.

At Hotel Belleclaire, guests can watch matches at Allure Cocktail Lounge, a cozy, stylish space perfect for catching the game without leaving the neighborhood.

Settle in with a cocktail, follow the matches in real time, and enjoy the energy of the tournament from the Upper West Side — where the experience feels a little more relaxed, but no less exciting.