Toronto 2026 —
Hotels Near BMO Field
Toronto is Canada's flagship World Cup host city — and BMO Field sits right on the western waterfront at Exhibition Place, minutes from downtown. International fans will flood in from across the Americas and beyond, demand is expected to be extreme, and hotel prices on match dates are already climbing. Where you stay shapes your entire tournament experience. This guide cuts through it.
Where Is BMO Field — And Which Area Makes Sense for World Cup Fans?
BMO Field sits on the western lakeshore at Exhibition Place, roughly 3 kilometres from Union Station and the heart of downtown Toronto. It is a compact, purpose-built football stadium — one of the smallest World Cup venues by capacity, which means tickets will be among the most competitive to secure and the atmosphere inside will be electric. The surrounding area is well served by the TTC streetcar and the Gardiner Expressway, giving fans solid options whether they're arriving by transit or rideshare.
The smartest strategy: stay in Liberty Village or the Exhibition corridor for walkable match-day access, or anywhere along the downtown waterfront for more hotel variety and an easy 10-minute streetcar or Uber to the gates. Mississauga is worth considering for budget-conscious fans or those flying into Pearson.
Best Hotels Near BMO Field for World Cup Fans
Toronto has a strong hotel market — but World Cup dates will behave like nothing the city has seen before. BMO Field's compact capacity makes tickets scarce and fan demand concentrated, which puts serious pressure on nearby hotels. Match weekends for the knockout rounds especially will sell out months in advance. If you have confirmed tickets or a target date, book the hotel now.