141 Gay Hotels in New York, NY

You'll notice the vintage film posters right away: nearly 300 of them line the hallways and guest rooms at Chelsea Pines Inn, a five-story walk-up row house built in the 1850s. Each room is dedicated to a famous gay icon from Hollywood's Golden Age, complete with 300 thread-count linens and Gilchrist & Soames bath amenities. The inn is mixed LGBTQ+ and straight friendly, with a garden patio out back and free wifi. Owner Jay has run it for nearly 25 years, baking daily tea-breads for the generous breakfast. The location puts you between Chelsea and the West Village, steps from the 8th Avenue subway and a short walk to the High Line. Guests appreciate the quiet rooms and the staff's helpfulness. Check-in times vary but the inn operates 24/7 according to Yelp. If you need a business center, there are computers and a printer available. The inn produces its own daily "newspaper" with local event listings.

Chelsea Mews Guesthouse is an all-male, clothing-optional guesthouse in an 1840s townhouse with 8 rooms. It's LGBTQ-owned and offers free bicycle tours of Manhattan. The vibe is men-only and clothing-optional, with a private, old-school feel. Reviews are mixed, with some guests reporting uncomfortable interactions and cleanliness issues. The guesthouse previously offered in-house massages, but that service has been discontinued. If you choose to stay, know that the environment is very casual and clothing-optional, which may not suit everyone.

In the heart of gay Chelsea, this intimate boutique hotel offers an unpretentious escape. The Moore, formerly The GEM Hotel-Chelsea, features small but well-appointed rooms that feel like a cozy retreat. The lobby is spacious and understated, setting the tone for a discreet stay. You'll find friendly staff and reasonable prices, all within blocks of the best bars and shops in NYC's gay center. Rooms are snug but smartly laid out perfect for a weekend snuggle-in. And you'll want to get out, as you're steps from Chelsea's galleries and waterfront park. Nearby you'll find YOTEL New York for another stylish option, but The Moore keeps it local and quiet.

Step into the New York Marriott Marquis and you'll immediately notice the sheer scale: over 2,000 rooms, three restaurants, a Broadway theater, and a giant gym. This Times Square hotel feels like a city within a city. Its signature feature is The View, New York City's only revolving rooftop restaurant, bar, and lounge. The elevator system is state of the art but can be confusing at first. You tell it which floor you're going to, and it groups you with other passengers heading to similar floors. The hotel runs 24 hours a day, confirmed on Yelp. It's family-friendly and pet-friendly, and welcomes a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd. Yelp reviewers rate it 3.4 stars from over 1,300 reviews. The Renaissance NY Times Square is a less hectic alternative nearby. You'll find this Marriott near 45th Street in the heart of Times Square's bright lights and Broadway energy.

Ink 48 Hotel is best suited for travelers who want a boutique experience in Midtown Manhattan with easy access to Hell's Kitchen's nightlife. This Kimpton hotel is pet-friendly and offers a rooftop bar with views of midtown. Print restaurant and bar serves a notable hamburger. The hotel sits on 11th Ave/48th Street, just a short walk to the best bars and restaurants in Hell's Kitchen. Free wifi is confirmed. It's a four-star property with a mixed LGBTQ+ friendly vibe. The Yelp rating is 3.7 from over 600 reviews.

Ace Hotel takes a different approach to hotel comfort: rooms feel like having your own fabulously styled loft in the city. Just a stone's throw from many NY gay attractions, this Midtown spot offers special deals during NYC Pride. The vibe is casual and mixed LGBTQ+ and straight, making it a welcoming choice for queer travelers. You'll find free WiFi throughout, and the 24-hour front desk means late check-ins are no problem. The Ace is within easy reach of Times Square and the Theater District. For a different stay nearby, consider YOTEL New York for a more compact, high-tech experience.

The Luxury Collection Hotel Manhattan Midtown offers 562 suites, some reaching 2,700 square feet, with private city views. It's pet-friendly and houses Dabble, a lobby restaurant open to guests and locals. This midtown property places you steps from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, and MoMA. You'll find a fitness room and upscale amenities. The hotel draws a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd, with a lively yet refined atmosphere. For a night out, the nearby Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel is another option to consider.

Expect a mixed crowd of families and straight and gay travelers at The Time New York, a boutique hotel perched on the edge of Times Square. It's a calm base for hitting Broadway shows or MoMA, with free wifi included. Rooms here are sleek and modern. The 24-hour front desk means you can check in whenever your flight arrives. If you want a lively lobby bar nearby, YOTEL New York is just a short walk away.

The Chelsea Savoy Hotel stands out in Manhattan as a rare hotel built new from the ground up, not a renovated older building. It's located at the corner of 23rd and 7th Avenue in Chelsea, with clean rooms, new furniture, and moderate prices by city standards. Free wifi is included, and each room comes with a mini-fridge, desk, and floor-length green drapes. The vibe is casual and it welcomes a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight clientele. Reviews are mixed, with some guests praising the cleanliness and value while others report poor customer service. The location is the main draw: easy subway access and across from the High Line. The neighborhood's gay scene has faded, but it remains convenient for exploring the city. Breakfast is included, and the hotel is budget-friendly for its area. For a no-frills stay in a central spot, it's a solid option.

You step into a lobby that buzzes with energy, floor-to-ceiling windows framing the High Line park below. The Standard, High Line sits on stilts over the park, a surreal perch in Chelsea. Rooms are compact like a ship cabin, but the Hudson River views make up for it. This is a luxury hotel with a lively scene: a bustling Biergarten and grill downstairs, and a rooftop lounge with panoramic city sights. The gym on the top floor offers great views while you work out. If you're looking to explore gay NYC, Chelsea's bars and clubs are just steps away. Rates are high, especially given the room size, so this is a splurge. But for a stylish stay with nonstop buzz, it's a solid choice. Nearby, the Marriott Marquis offers a different vibe if you prefer a larger chain hotel.

Recent guests describe the Chambers Hotel as having an 'excellent' location near MOMA and Radio City, but note the rooms are 'small and lacking' with an Ikea-like modern feel. This Midtown hotel on 56th Street off Fifth Avenue offers 72 rooms and 5 suites, blending uptown luxury with downtown cool. It's mixed-gay-straight, pet-friendly, and moderately priced. The lobby draws more praise than the rooms, which some find cramped for the price. Rain showers are a highlight, though a guest mentioned the showerhead being too tall for good hot water. Free WiFi is confirmed. For a more spacious stay nearby, consider the YOTEL New York. Check hours and reviews.

Hotel 57 is a recently renovated midtown east boutique hotel with interiors designed by Jordan Mozer. It offers marble bathrooms and artful decor in a pet-friendly environment. The hotel caters to a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd, with a standard price tier and a convenient Lexington Avenue location. The location on the East Side puts you close to many of New York's attractions. Past guests have praised the cleanliness and the nice rooms, noting that deals are sometimes available. If you're looking for another option nearby, the Grand Hyatt New York is also in the area.

You might expect a Midtown Manhattan hotel to feel cramped or impersonal. Distrikt Hotel breaks that mold with genuinely spacious rooms and a location that puts you at the epicenter of New York's Theater District and Hell's Kitchen. This upscale property attracts a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd, making it a comfortable choice for queer travelers who want to be near Broadway shows and nightlife without sacrificing quality. The hotel's 51 photos show clean, modern interiors, and the single existing review highlights quick check-in and a room with two double beds that easily accommodated two guests and large suitcases. The bathroom is notably new and spacious for NYC standards, a detail that regulars appreciate. While hours aren't listed, the hotel's near 8th and 9th Avenues in Midtown means you're walking distance from dozens of restaurants, bars, and theaters. For a lively stay with easy access to the city's best districts, this is a solid pick in a competitive market.

Dream operates 24 hours a day, so you can check in whenever your travels bring you to Midtown Manhattan. This 216-room hotel puts you steps from Broadway and 7th Avenue, with Cloud-like Dream beds and amenities from the Chopra Center in every room. The penthouse AVA Lounge is where parties happen on the roof, but keep expectations grounded: Yelp rates it 2.9 stars from 404 reviews. The hotel is dog friendly with free WiFi. You'll find a mixed LGBTQ and straight crowd here, and the outdoor seating is a nice bonus. If you need another option nearby, New York Marriott Marquis is close by.

Most boutique hotels in New York promise a scene, but Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC delivers without demanding you wait in line. Its rooftop bar and pool have become a Meatpacking fixture. Guests bypass the weekend queue entirely. The vibe is fashion-forward but down to earth. It's a gay-friendly, mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd. Ask for a high floor facing the Hudson River. The spa sits downstairs, not on the roof. Rooms run large by NYC standards. Staff get consistent praise for being super nice. The Night Owl Package unlocks VIP access to lower Manhattan's 24-hour spots. If you want walkable access to the Village and Chelsea, this neighborhood makes it easy. Pet-friendly, family-friendly, and priced moderate to high.

Chelsea's Four Points by Sheraton is a solid mid-range option for travelers wanting easy access to the neighborhood's galleries and restaurants. The hotel is steps from 6th and 7th Avenues, and the High Line is a short walk away. Rooms are compact with dark decor but the signature Four Comfort Beds get good marks for comfort. Free Wi-Fi and bottled water are included. Breakfast service at the hotel has drawn criticism for being abrupt, so you might choose to eat elsewhere. The small fitness center and a couple of lobby computers are available for guest use. The 24-hour front desk means late check-ins are no issue. Given the decent rates, it's a practical stay in a prime location.

Did you know the survivors of the Titanic stayed here after its sinking in 1911? The Jane Hotel is a funky, nautical-themed hotel in the Meatpacking District with rooms built like ship's cabins (and just as small). It's not luxury, but it offers free wifi, a mix of gay and straight travelers, and a casual outdoor seating area. Bathrooms are shared, hostel-style. Yelp rates it 2.6/5 from 759 reviews, noting friendly staff and a fantastic location. The hotel keeps all-nighter hours, confirmed on Yelp, so you can come and go anytime. It draws lots of young Europeans and avoids midtown hassle. Cabs are never a problem, even on busy weekends. The rooms include free internet, TV, and DVD player, but expect cozy quarters and shared facilities. It's a solid choice for adventurous travelers who want a unique New York experience without the hefty price tag.

The Maritime Hotel is best suited for travelers who want a unique, design-forward stay in Chelsea with a nautical twist, steps from the Meatpacking District. Originally built in 1966 as the National Maritime Union headquarters, this white-tiled landmark retains its porthole windows and cruise-ship-inspired rooms (compact but well-appointed). The lobby features a 16th-century stone fireplace and a nautical-themed mural, while the rooftop bar and outdoor patio offer prime people-watching on Ninth Avenue. It's a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd, and pets are welcome. The hotel is open 24/7 with 24-hour room service, free WiFi, and a fitness center. The attached patio restaurant draws locals, and there's a well-regarded sushi spot in the basement. Rooms run small, so pack light. For a night out, you're a short walk from gay bars in Chelsea and the West Village. If you're willing to splurge a little, the nearby YOTEL New York offers a different modern vibe with similar walkability.

Most Kimpton hotels appeal to LGBTQ+ travelers, but the Kimpton Hotel Eventi in Chelsea goes a step further with staff who genuinely care. Guests consistently praise the jaw-dropping views of the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building from rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. The 292-room property offers spacious suites with separate living areas, deep soaking tubs, and pocket doors that add privacy. You'll find a spa, free wifi, and a dog-friendly policy that welcomes pets. The Eventi sits in a walkable pocket of Manhattan near Chelsea, Flatiron, and the Theatre District. Subway access is nearby, but most attractions are within walking distance. Nightlife connections are strong: one guest reported that the hotel sent a Town Car and staff to assist them after an incident at a local club, with no charge. Regulars note the hotel's commitment to guest safety and comfort, making it a reliable choice for queer travelers who want both style and genuine support.

Selina Chelsea stands apart from many nearby hotels as a boutique property from Grupo Habita, a Mexican hospitality group known for design-forward concepts. It sits in Chelsea near the High Line, with a rooftop bar offering wide views of the Manhattan skyline. The hotel features a garden, a HOWM restaurant, and an on-site cafe. It's dog friendly and offers free WiFi. Guest feedback has been mixed, with some noting small rooms and inconsistent service at food outlets. The hotel's lively, happening vibe leans more toward a social hub than a quiet retreat. It may suit younger travelers looking for a hip, design-focused stay in a prime Chelsea location.

The first thing you notice at Dream Downtown is the cool lobby, but the real draw is the rooftop club and pool. This Meatpacking District hotel leans mostly straight, with a Friday and Saturday night scene that carries into the early morning. Daytime pool access requires a reservation on weekends, so plan ahead. The 315 loft-style rooms are comfortable, though some find them on the smaller side. Free WiFi is included, and the location between Chelsea and the Meatpacking District puts you near plenty of nightlife. If you're looking for a gay-specific scene, this isn't it, but it's a solid choice if you want a central hotel with a lively atmosphere. Reviews note comfy beds and an easy layout. The Yelp rating of 2.7/5 suggests mixed experiences, but for short stays, it works.

This hotel is best suited for travelers who want a stylish, personalized stay with Old New York character. It's a mix of upscale comfort and gothic-inspired design: think hardwood floors, stained-glass accents, exposed brick, and marble bathrooms with modern water pressure. The Bowery is dog-friendly and offers free wifi. Its mock-gothic lounge bar draws its own crowd, separate from the hotel itself. The hotel sits in the East Village, a neighborhood that feels more local than touristy. You can walk to East Village and Lower East Side nightlife easily. The YOTEL New York is nearby if you're looking for a more modern alternative. Rooms have old-fashioned touches and soft sheets, and room service is fast. Check hours and reviews.

The crowd here tends to be travelers who appreciate a quieter stay without a big hotel scene. Casamia 36 is a small hotel with compact, minimalist rooms that are clean and modern, located near Penn Station in Midtown. It's a straightforward, no-fuss option for those who value style and location over amenities. The hotel offers a casual, mixed-gay-straight vibe with friendly service. If you need more space or a livelier atmosphere, the nearby YOTEL New York might be worth checking out. But if you're fine with a smaller, more intimate hotel, Casamia 36 fits the bill.

You might expect a hotel on 5th Avenue to be stuffy, but the Andaz turns that assumption on its head. This Hyatt concept property brings a chic, uncomplicated energy to midtown, with a pet-friendly policy and free wifi that make it feel more like a stylish friend's apartment than a traditional luxury hotel. Its location across from the New York Public Library lions puts you steps from the city's best shopping and nightlife. The hotel operates 24 hours daily, so you can check in after a late flight or grab a snack at any hour. It's a favorite among LGBTQ+ travelers for its laid-back, mixed-gay-straight vibe. If you're looking for more options nearby, the Grand Hyatt New York is another solid choice just a few blocks away.

A review notes that anyone can visit the sky lobby for one of the best views of South Central Park. The Mandarin Oriental, New York sits atop Columbus Circle with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Manhattan skyline. This upscale hotel has a mixed LGBT-friendly vibe, a swimming pool, gym, and spa. Rooms offer a perspective that helps you navigate the city from above. The hotel is open 24 hours with confirmed free WiFi. The Upper West Side location puts you near Central Park and Lincoln Center. Regulars know the sky lobby is a quiet spot to watch the sunset without a room key. Rates are expensive, reflecting the five-star experience.

The pool deck is a glamorous rooftop escape with private cabanas, but the atmosphere can feel mixed-gay-straight and more tourist-driven than neighborhood-focused. This Upper West Side boutique hotel offers 420 rooms with Italian linen bedding and animal-print cushions, plus a spa and outdoor seating. Yelp users rate it 2.6 out of 5 stars based on 841 reviews, and some cite inconsistent service and dated decor despite the prime location near Broadway and Central Park. The hotel is dog friendly and includes free WiFi. Rooms come in moderate to high price tiers. For a different vibe, YOTEL New York offers a more streamlined stay. The Empire Hotel's 24-hour front desk means you can check in anytime, but confirm pool hours ahead of your visit since they aren't guaranteed.

The Westin New York at Times Square is a dog-friendly hotel that lets you bring your pup along while enjoying the signature Heavenly Bed. The 24-hour fitness studio features Peloton bikes so you can keep up your routine. Foundry Kitchen & Bar serves American cuisine and crafted cocktails right off the lobby. You're steps from Broadway shows and subways to everywhere. The hotel is family-friendly and open to all. Over 34,000 square feet of event space means groups have room. If you want a full-service hub for exploring the city, this spot delivers.

Walk into The Michelangelo and the first thing you'll notice is the fresh flowers everywhere. Marble floors and antique furnishings set the tone for this Italian-themed boutique hotel in Times Square. Guest rooms use pastel tones with polished woods and drapes. The vibe is upscale but lively, with a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd. The hotel is 24 hours, so you can check in anytime. Free wifi is included. It's near the New York Marriott Marquis if you need another option nearby. The Michelangelo is a solid choice for a luxurious stay in midtown Manhattan.

You walk into a buzzing lobby surrounded by the neon energy of Times Square. The Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan Hotel sits right in the middle of New York's busiest scene, drawing a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd. Rooms on higher floors offer sweeping views of both Times Square and the Hudson River. The hotel has a swimming pool, rare for this neighborhood, and a Sunday brunch that's popular with guests. Rooms are generously sized for New York, with large TVs and solid bathrooms. Housekeeping is consistently praised. But check-in can be rocky — some guests report room mix-ups that take a supervisor to resolve. The hotel charges extra for many amenities, so review your folio carefully. If you want another option nearby, the New York Marriott Marquis is a short walk away. Best for a short stay when you want to be steps from Broadway and the lights of Times Square.

This hotel suits travelers who want a calm retreat in lower Manhattan without straying far from boutique shopping and downtown energy. Formerly the Sheraton SoHo, the rebranded Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel sits right on the edge of SoHo and Tribeca near Wooster Street. It's dog friendly, so you can bring your pet along. The lobby uses rock and marble finishes that feel more upscale than typical Sheraton decor. On-site Antica Ristorante offers northern Italian fare if you don't feel like going out for dinner. Rooms are a good size for Manhattan and tastefully furnished. The Club Lounge includes an open-air terrace with views of the surrounding neighborhood. A 24-hour fitness center is available. The hotel is close to 6th Avenue subway access and walking distance to Little Italy and Chinatown. It's a solid choice if you want a quiet base in a lively area. For a different vibe, YOTEL New York offers a more playful, tech-forward experience nearby.