Hotels in Johannesburg for World Cup 2027
Find the perfect stay near The Wanderers Stadium. From Sandton luxury to budget-friendly guesthouses.
Cricket at The Wanderers
Known as "The Bullring" for its electric atmosphere and intimidating crowds.
1956
Year built
34,000
Capacity
2003
World Cup final venue
The Wanderers hosted the 2003 Cricket World Cup final where Australia defeated India. In 2006, it witnessed one of cricket's greatest ODIs when South Africa chased down Australia's world-record 434. The stadium also hosted the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 final. With its steep stands and raucous crowds, The Wanderers is one of the most atmospheric cricket venues on the planet.
Best Neighborhoods for Cricket Fans
Each area offers a different Johannesburg experience.
Sandton
$$$-$$$$Convenience & luxury
Johannesburg's financial hub, minutes from The Wanderers. Sandton City mall, Nelson Mandela Square, and upscale restaurants on your doorstep.
Rosebank
$$-$$$Lifestyle & culture
Trendy neighbourhood with boutique hotels, galleries and a popular Sunday market. Connected to Sandton by Gautrain.
Melrose & Illovo
$$-$$$Walking to matches
Closest suburbs to The Wanderers. Quiet, leafy streets with guesthouses and boutique stays. Walk to the ground.
Maboneng & City Centre
$-$$Budget & culture
Johannesburg's creative district with street art, markets and affordable accommodation. Uber to the ground in 15 minutes.
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