March 2026 is Houston’s busiest season. The Astros Foundation College Classic kicks off baseball travel with non-stop college action, World Baseball Classic Pool B & quarterfinal games land at Daikin Park March 6–14, and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs well into March with concerts, BBQ, livestock events, and carnival fun. This convergence means massive crowds — and equally massive demand for great stays.
When baseball fans search “where to stay for Houston baseball events” or “best lodging near Daikin Park,” they’re looking for comfort, convenience, and local flavor. Lodgeur’s fully furnished apartments are a step above cramped hotel rooms — with space to unwind after games and rodeo shows.
Lodgeur Midtown puts you right in one of Houston’s most walkable, happening neighborhoods — filled with restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and nightlife steps from your door. With free guest parking included, it’s still a smart choice if you arrive with a car; but when events are moving fast, not having to use it is a huge perk.
Midtown sits directly on the METRORail Red Line, meaning you can ride straight to downtown and connect toward Daikin Park, Toyota Center, NRG Park, the Museum District and more with ease. That makes Midtown ideal if you plan to manage your trip without a car. For more on riding Houston’s light rail like a local, check out our guide to using the METRORail.
Inside, Midtown’s fully furnished apartments give you:
Lodgeur Upper Kirby is perfect if you’re planning to drive or use ride-hailing between baseball games, rodeo shows, and Houston’s hotspots. Roughly 6 miles southwest of downtown, Upper Kirby straddles key roadways for quick access to Daikin Park and NRG Park without the most intense central city traffic.
This neighborhood brings a bit more space to your trip with:
While you’re here, make the most of Houston beyond the ballpark and arena:
1. Ride the METRORail for city sights
Hop on the Red Line straight from Midtown — easy and budget-friendly.
2. Explore Rodeo Houston’s concerts & fairgrounds
Think shopping, carnival rides, BBQ pits, and world-class acts in the evenings.
3. Discover Houston’s food scene
From BBQ to Tex-Mex, Houston is one of the South’s great culinary cities.
4. Wander the Museum District
Evening museum hours, gardens, and galleries make a calm break between busy baseball or rodeo nights.
5. Catch local nightlife in Midtown or Upper Kirby
After late games, these neighborhoods keep the energy alive with live music and craft cocktails.
Big events bring big demand — don’t wait on lodging.
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