Hotels near Alexandra Palace for the darts

Five areas to compare

Compare four areas after choosing your session. Budget / Mid-range / Premium describe accommodation choices, not guaranteed rates.

Championship hotel rates aren't fixed here; get a quote for your nights before choosing a room. Check cancellation and use your quote in the calculator.

Wood Green · Budget: Green Rooms

Green Rooms, 13–27 Station Road, N22 6UW, is opposite Wood Green Tube. Its own site quotes 12 minutes from King’s Cross.

Standard/corner rooms share bathrooms; en-suite rooms and studios are also offered. Dorms have 12 or 14 beds.

For four rooms or beds or more, contact info@greenrooms.london or 020 8888 5317. Allow for the final hill or bus to the Palace.

Muswell Hill · Mid-range: Roseview Hotel

Roseview, 2 Queens Avenue, N10 3NR, lists en-suite doubles, triples and family rooms for four with a double and two singles.

Call 020 8365 2535 or reception@roseviewhotel.co.uk. Check the walking or taxi route to the event entrance, including the hill.

Roseview Hotel: about 17 minutes’ walk to the Palace Ice Rink point; about 19 minutes back after 23:00 by public transport.

Roseview Hotel outward TfL route · Roseview Hotel late-return TfL route · checked 8 November 2026.

Finsbury Park · a direct bus connection

The W3 connects Finsbury Park with Alexandra Palace Ice Rink / Palm Court. Check onward rail / Tube travel and the actual W3 service before booking.

No fixed bus duration is endorsed here.

King’s Cross · Premium: The Standard

The Standard, 10 Argyle Street, WC1H 8EG, is beside St Pancras. Call 020 3981 8888 or london@standardhotels.com.

Accessible room types are listed; some interior rooms have no windows.

Great Northern quotes 10 minutes from King’s Cross to Alexandra Palace station, excluding waits and the final walk. Confirm a late check-in and the return connection.

Wood Green after an evening session

Pick Wood Green when the local return matters more than a central London address.

Green Rooms offers several room types, so read the actual bathroom description before choosing the cheapest result.

A shared bathroom and an en-suite room are different purchases, even within the same building.

Coming down from the Palace is still part of the night. Keep a warm layer handy rather than packing it at the bottom of your bag.

If the hill is awkward for anyone, settle the taxi plan before you leave the room. Save the hotel address on your phone so friends can find it without another call.

Muswell Hill for a quieter base

Roseview makes sense if you want your room in the neighbourhood rather than beside a main-line terminus.

Compare its triple or family layout against booking two rooms. Think about who needs their own bed, not just the number shown on the booking form.

For the return, work out whether your group wants to walk or take a taxi. Don’t let a straight line on a map stand in for the route you’ll actually use.

A nearby room can still involve slopes. Put the hotel name and entrance in your taxi notes, especially if people are leaving the darts separately.

Finsbury Park: more than a connection

Budget: Travelodge London Finsbury Park is another named option to compare. Mid-range: Maldron Hotel Finsbury Park stands across the street from Finsbury Park station.

The Maldron’s own directions identify both the Victoria and Piccadilly lines there. These bands describe the style of stay, rather than a fixed championship room price.

The W3 gives this area a useful Palace connection. Look up the return departure for your session, then decide whether waiting for the bus suits your group.

A taxi may be easier when everyone is tired, but include that cost before deciding the room is cheaper.

Keep the main-line and Tube parts of your journey separate when checking the last service.

King’s Cross: useful for the next morning

The Standard is the Premium choice already researched for this trip. Its location suits a visitor who wants to arrive by train, drop a bag and head north.

Look closely at the room category: an interior room is a different experience from one with a window.

After the darts, allow for the walk out of the building before the station journey. The ten-minute rail ride doesn’t include waiting on the platform.

For an early departure next morning, compare the convenience of King’s Cross against the higher room quote.

You may prefer paying more for the room and having fewer moving parts.

Central London: build the return into the choice

Budget: Premier Inn London Blackfriars (Fleet Street) adds a central alternative. The hotel describes Blackfriars and City Thameslink stations as a short walk away.

It offers double, twin, family and accessible room categories. Compare the room you need rather than assuming every search result has the same layout.

Premier Inn London Blackfriars (Fleet Street): about 43 minutes by public transport to the Palace Ice Rink point.

About 54 minutes back after 23:00 by public transport.

Premier Inn London Blackfriars (Fleet Street) outward TfL route · Premier Inn London Blackfriars (Fleet Street) late-return TfL route · checked 8 November 2026.

A central stay adds another leg after reaching the main-line or Tube network from the Palace. Plan the whole route to the hotel’s door, not just the first train south.

It can work well if you’re adding sightseeing, meeting friends elsewhere or leaving from a different London station.

TfL runs the Night Tube on Friday and Saturday nights on selected lines.

That helps some journeys, but it doesn’t turn every championship evening into an overnight rail service. Put your actual session date into the journey planner.

Christmas and New Year travel needs particular care.

Opening-night rooms by London area

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Search the night you need

Start with the night you’ll actually leave the darts. These searches use two adults in one room, arriving on the session date and leaving next morning.

They’re starting points: change the party size, add children or extend the stay before comparing the final total.

The opening night is 11 December 2026; the final is 3 January 2027. A final-night search means sleeping in London after the match, rather than rushing for a late train.

For another session, change both dates together. An afternoon ticket might let you travel home, so compare that option before buying a room.

We’d secure the ticket first, then choose a cancellable room while sorting out transport. Read the cancellation deadline and the payment date on the room you select.

Two offers at the same hotel can have different terms. Keep the confirmation somewhere everyone in the group can reach.

Bring the whole trip together

Use the championship session and price table to settle the ticket date. Then put the actual hotel quote into the trip calculator.

For the hill, W3 and parking, return to the venue travel guide.

Read the accessibility page before booking a room around a route that won’t suit you. A hotel’s accessible room and the journey into the Palace are separate parts of the plan.

Ask the hotel about the exact room and entrance you need.

For a group, give one person the hotel list and another the transport job. Agree the cancellation rules before collecting money.

Our group-night guide helps keep those decisions manageable. The family guide covers event admission before you book bedrooms.

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