Qatar World Cup: where will your team be staying in Doha?

Boutique accommodation, universities and luxury hotels await the 32 World Cup teams heading to Qatar to compete in one of the world's largest sporting events next month.

Twenty four of these teams will be staying within 10km of Doha, providing fans with the opportunity to do some serious star spotting.

New hotels have been opening under a soft-launch phase to prepare for the arrival of some of the most expensive footballers on the planet with tastes to match.

While each base-camp reserved for national teams may differ, the one thing they have in common is five-star luxury served alongside some of the best training grounds possible.

Each team will have access to their own World Cup training facilities close to their hotel - referred to as each nation’s Team Base Camp (TBC) according to the organising committee.

Each nation was given a variety of hotel options, with a first come, first served rule in effect if more than one country wanted the same venue.

Of the 32 teams, 24 will be staying close to Doha, while eight others, including England, Germany, Belgium and Portugal, have preferred to stay further away from the frenzy of the centre.

Group by group, these are the hotels that national teams will be calling home from next month.

Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel is where the Qatar national team will be staying during the tournament. AFP

Qatar - Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel

This opulent hotel backs onto the green spaces of the Aspire Park, and could easily be mistaken for a French chateaux or country estate in middle England.

The property is fitting as an escape for the hosts to prepare in sumptuous surroundings with 139 rooms, fully equipped gym, outdoor and indoor pools and a spa.

Netherlands - The St Regis, Doha

The classy