Preview from Kasa's listingHomes near the start and finish for four destination marathons this season: Chicago, Marine Corps, New York City, Honolulu.
Picked for the course, not the city: start, finish, or the neighborhood the route runs through. Not a ranking. None of these listings mention the race; the page says so.

A marathon weekend has one constraint the rest of the trip is built around: be at the start corral at dawn without a taxi problem, and be able to walk home from the finish. Hotels near both sell out at registration. The apartment-hotel operators and professional managers in these cities have inventory a block or a mile away that nobody has gathered by race.
Ten homes across four races, all professional operators with their own booking sites. Chicago and New York are thin on professionally managed homes near the course, so the page leans on Arlington, DC, and Honolulu, where the matches are specific. Each links to the operator; you book with them.
Date per the race site.
Preview from Kasa's listing
Preview from Kasa's listingDate per the race site.
Preview from Placemakr's listing
Preview from Placemakr's listing
Preview from Kasa's listingFinancial District homes put you at the Whitehall ferry for the start.
Preview from Kasa's listing
Preview from Placemakr's listingDate per the race site.
Preview from Vacasa's listingA marathon weekend has one constraint the rest of the trip hangs on. Be at the start corral at dawn without a taxi problem, then walk home from the finish on legs that do not want to. Hotels that solve both sell out at registration.
The apartment-hotel operators in these cities have inventory a block or a mile from the course, and nobody had sorted it by race. So I did. Chicago on October 11, Marine Corps on October 25, New York on November 1, Honolulu on December 13. Picked for the course, not the city: start, finish, or the neighborhood the route runs through.
Kasa, Placemakr, Evolve, Vacasa, all booking on their own sites. Two in Chicago, three for Marine Corps across Arlington and DC, two in Lower Manhattan, three in Honolulu.
The listings do the location work without knowing why. Kasa South Loop says Grant Park is a fifteen-minute walk, which is the start and the finish. Placemakr 2500 Penn says the West End near Georgetown, and the course runs through Georgetown. Placemakr Wall Street says its four-bedroom units sleep eight, a rare thing in that city, and the Financial District puts you at the Whitehall ferry for the start. In Honolulu one listing says Kapiolani Park is 0.2 miles, the finish. Another says Ala Moana Park is 0.9 miles, the start.
Not one listing on this page says the word marathon. Every card says so. I put the homes by the course; the managers wrote about museums and the White House. That is the whole club: their geography, my overlay.
Chicago and New York are thin, two homes each. Professionally managed homes with their own booking sites near those courses are scarce, so the page leans on Arlington, DC, and Honolulu. Several Kasa cards carry no sleeps count because those buildings sell by unit type, studios to suites. Check the unit, not the building, before you book for a group. Not a ranking.
A running club, a race charity team, or a running travel creator. The audience already has the bib. It does not have a bed near the corral.
Every link carries a tag. Check dates sends the guest's dates and party size to you and opens your page. Changes: hello@stayclubs.com, same day.
The first manager who puts the race in the listing owns the weekend.
Facts on the club page are what each manager's listing states, checked September 2026.
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