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A Global Soccer Moment in
New York City

Cheer on the world’s greatest teams in one of the world’s most exciting destinations.
When international soccer takes center stage, New York City moves with it. Matches draw fans from around the world, while neighborhoods across the city become gathering points shaped by different cultures, teams, and traditions. On the Upper West Side, The Lucerne Hotel offers a composed, well-connected place within this moment; close to match-day routes and major attractions, yet rooted in a part of the city known for its classic streetscape, walkability, and everyday New York rhythm.
(MetLife Stadium):
Confirmed Match Dates:
- Saturday, June 13, 2026 – Match 7 (Brazil vs. Morocco)
- Tuesday, June 16, 2026 – Match 17 (France vs. Senegal)
- Monday, June 22, 2026 – Match 41 (Norway vs. Senegal)
- Thursday, June 25, 2026 – Match 56 (Ecuador vs. Germany)
- Saturday, June 27, 2026 – Match 67 (Panama vs. England)
- Tuesday, June 30, 2026 – Match 77 (Round of 32)
- Sunday, July 5, 2026 – Match 91 (Round of 16)
- Sunday, July 19, 2026 – Match 104 (Final)
What Sets Us Apart
Our boutique hotel's spacious guest rooms and suites offer luxury and comfort, with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi and an on-site fitness center. It's also family-friendly, ensuring a memorable stay for all.
Visitor Info & Match FAQs
Major international tournament matches are held at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. While the matches themselves take place outside city limits, New York City remains a central hub for visiting fans thanks to its lodging options, cultural offerings, and extensive transportation network.
MetLife Stadium is located just across the Hudson River from Manhattan. From The Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side, guests can reach the stadium using a mix of subway, regional train, or car routes. Travel time depends on the chosen route and match-day conditions, with multiple options available throughout the day.
The Lucerne Hotel offers a classic Upper West Side setting that balances access and ease. Its location allows for straightforward travel to match venues and citywide events, while the surrounding neighborhood provides a calmer, residential feel well-suited for downtime between matches.
Situated on Amsterdam Avenue, The Lucerne is close to Central Park and Riverside Park and within easy reach of Lincoln Center, the American Museum of Natural History, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The neighborhood also offers restaurants, cafés, and cultural institutions woven into everyday Upper West Side life.
Yes. The Lucerne Hotel regularly welcomes international visitors and is well-connected to major airports and transit hubs. The hotel’s location, services, and proximity to public transportation make navigating New York City straightforward for guests arriving from abroad.

A Natural Close to Match Days
Experiencing the World Cup in New York is about more than attending matches; it’s about how the city carries the tournament. Neighborhoods, culture, and daily life become part of the memory. With its balance of access and calm, the Upper West Side provides a natural conclusion to days shaped by global competition and shared moments. Set within this part of the city, The Lucerne Hotel reflects the same measured pace and neighborhood character that define the experience.