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Booking a 1-night hotel stay
Book your 1-night hotel stay on Hotels.com in 2025 for some of the best value deals and widest choice of places to stay. Maybe you're on a road trip and need a pitstop to break up the journey. Perhaps you're jetting off on an adventure and need a comfortable airport hotel for the evening. Or, possibly, you just want a quick romantic escape with your partner to get away from it all, just the two of you. Whatever the motive behind your 1-night hotel stay, you're sure to find your perfect somewhere in just a few clicks on Hotels.com.
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Destinations for a 1-day hotel stay
Las Vegas Hotels
Sin City's round-the-clock entertainment, compact size, and affordable accommodations make it ideal for a fleeting visit. Book a 1-night hotel stay on the StripOpens in a new window and you'll have everything you need on your doorstep: casinos, shows, restaurants, and more. In 24 hours, you could do it all, from trying your luck at the slot machines to catching world-famous DJs. Or, stay downtown near Fremont StreetOpens in a new window for old-school Vegas vibes, where you can often find more affordable rates. And if you're road-tripping around the Nevada and Arizona deserts, an evening in Vegas is a fun place to spend the night.
San Francisco Hotels
Wondering where to stay on a 24-hour flash visit to San Fran? This Pacific Coast city serves up a big slice of travel fun on a surprisingly small plate. Book a 1-day hotel in Union Square and you'll be within walking distance of shopping, cable cars, and great restaurants, while Fisherman's Wharf hotels mean Bay views out to Alcatraz. The city's neighborhoods are close together, so even on a brief visit, you can catch the sunset at the Golden Gate Bridge, eat dinner in Chinatown, and still have time for drinks in North Beach—all without feeling rushed.
Boston Hotels
Boston's walkable layout and impressive lineup of historic landmarks all close to each other make the city an ideal destination for a quick 1-day stay. Back BayOpens in a new window is a great place to stay for a quick trip thanks to its impressive architecture and great shopping on Newbury Street. The famous Freedom Trail—a must when in Boston—connects most major sites in a short route you can easily cover in a few hours. You should still have enough time left to grab a cannoli in the North End, stroll through Boston Common, and even catch a Red Sox game if the timing's right.
New York Hotels
While the Big Apple is, well, big, as a destination it works surprisingly well for a quick trip, especially if you know exactly what you want to see. The subway makes it a breeze to get around, meaning you could check off the big hitters in just 24 hours. A 1-night hotel stay in ManhattanOpens in a new window puts you in the heart of the action. Wake up early for a stroll through Central Park, zip around the main attractions like the Empire State Building and catch a show on Broadway in the evening before walking back to your pad.
Los Angeles Hotels
LA is a place you could spend weeks exploring, but a whirlwind visit can give you an exciting teaser of life in this dreamy Californian city. Book a 1-night hotel stay in Santa MonicaOpens in a new window for Pacific beach vibes and sunset strolls down the iconic pier or spend your evening in HollywoodOpens in a new window to hang out by the Walk of Fame. In the morning after checkout, grab coffee and breakfast in Beverly Hills for possible celebrity sightings, then zip over to Griffith Observatory for those postcard-perfect views of the Hollywood sign before leaving town.
San Diego Hotels
A brief fly-by to San Diego doesn't mean you have to forgo the city's star attractions. Even with just 24 hours, you'll have time to explore Balboa Park's gardens, sample the city's legendary fish tacos, check out the sea caves at La Jolla Cove, and still make it to Sunset Cliffs to catch the sun dip into the Pacific. Book a 1-day hotel stay in the Gaslamp Quarter and enjoy nightlife and restaurants within walking distance, or book a hotel in La Jolla and wake up to ocean views.
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FAQ
What is considered 1 night at a hotel?
A 1-night hotel stay means you'll be at the property for one evening and the following morning. For example, if you check in on Friday, you'll stay for Friday night and check out on Saturday. Hotels typically have fixed times, with check-in around 3pm and check-out between 10am and noon. Every property is different, though, so double-check the exact timings before you book. This information is clear and easy to find on Hotels.com.
How much does it cost to stay overnight at a hotel?
A 1-night hotel stay in most cities can cost as little or as much as you like thanks to the huge choice available on Hotels.com. What you pay depends on things like location, season, and the type of property. So, if you're on a budget for your ultra-short stay, you can often save by booking an affordable motel in a less touristy part of town. The good news is that, on Hotels.com, our search tool makes it a breeze to compare prices—just enter your date and destination to see options that fit your budget. You can also check out our last-minute hotel dealsOpens in a new window if you need a 1-night stay soon.
Is $500 a night expensive for a hotel?
$500 for a 1-night stay would get you exceptional luxury with many premium extras included. If you're not fussy and are looking to spend less, you'll easily find something cheaper that's more in line with what you need for your 1-day hotel stay. Use the search tool on Hotels.com to quickly compare nightly prices for all types of accommodations, whether it's a budget-friendly motel that won't break the bank or an opulent hotel that's worth the splurge.
How many hours is 1 night at a hotel?
A standard 1-night hotel stay typically gives you about 20 hours in your room—from check-in at around 3pm until check-out, which is usually between 10am and midday. Some hotels offer early check-in or late check-out for an additional fee. If you're booked in, you can often use the on-site facilities and store your luggage at any time on your day of arrival or departure, perfect if you've got a late flight and want to hang out by the pool after check-out.
Where to stay in Milan for 1 night?
For a fleeting 1-night hotel stay in MilanOpens in a new window, book a hotel near the DuomoOpens in a new window to be moments away from the cathedral, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and some of the city's finest restaurants. The BreraOpens in a new window district offers plenty of galleries and boutiques to explore, while staying near Milano Centrale stationOpens in a new window is a good idea if you're catching an early train the next day. When looking for hotels on Hotels.com, remember to take advantage of the property filters and map to pin down stays in the neighborhoods best suited to you.
Where to stay in Calgary for 1 night?
Downtown CalgaryOpens in a new window is one of the best places for a 1-night stay in the city as you'll be a stone's throw from Calgary Tower, Stephen Avenue's restaurants, and the pleasant river pathways. If you're catching a flight, there are good hotels near the airport, with many offering shuttle services to take you to and from the terminal. During Stampede season in July, look for hotels in the BeltlineOpens in a new window to be close to the fairgrounds.
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