Gay Hotels in New York, NY — Page 3

Marble bathrooms and quiet rooms sit just steps from Fifth Avenue's shops and Times Square's theaters. At Sofitel New York, the contrast between Midtown's constant motion and the hotel's calm interior is deliberate. Beds are comfortable, bathrooms are luxurious, and the vibe stays upscale without being stiff. The mix of gay and straight guests keeps the energy inclusive. Free WiFi keeps you connected while you plan your next move. If you want to stay nearby, YOTEL New York offers a more budget-friendly alternative. Regulars appreciate how easy it is to walk to Broadway or grab a drink in Hell's Kitchen. The hotel operates 24 hours, so late arrivals run into no trouble.

Midtown Manhattan's Central Park sets the backdrop for The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park. This Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond Hotel houses the first stateside La Prairie Spa and the all-day gastro lounge Contour. With 253 rooms inspired by a chic residential penthouse, it's a pet-friendly luxury retreat steps from Fifth Avenue. You'll find free WiFi throughout and 24-hour service from the legendary Ritz-Carlton staff. The hotel's 1930s landmark exterior hides a modern interior with a Movement Studio for wellness. For a nearby casual option, try YOTEL New York's more playful vibe.

Iberostar 70 Park Avenue is a boutique hotel on Park Avenue in Midtown, renovated from the former 70 Park Avenue property. It's tagged as mixed LGBTQ+ and mixed gay-straight, with a clothing-optional vibe and pet-friendly policy. The hotel also has a spa and offers free wifi, but Yelp data suggests it may be permanently closed. Rooms are described as beautiful, cozy, and modern. Located near 38th Street, it's close to many Midtown attractions. If you're looking for alternative gay-friendly hotels nearby, consider the Empire Hotel.

You might expect a hotel in Murray Hill to be staid and corporate, but Hotel AKA Nomad defies that. Formerly The Roger and Hotel Roger Williams, this boutique property has 193 guest rooms with colorful decor and a warm ambience. It aims to be cosmopolitan and exclusive without being flashy, and its outdoor seating area is a popular spot for guests to unwind. The vibe is lively without tipping into pretentious. If you're looking for a nearby LGBTQ+ friendly hotel with a similar energy, the Empire Hotel on the Upper West Side is another solid choice. Location is a major draw here: you're on 31st Street in Midtown, steps from great dining and transit. The rooms balance modern amenities with a homier feel. Since there's no on-site breakfast confirmed, plan to grab coffee and a pastry at a local cafe before your day of exploring.

Midtown Manhattan's Fifth Avenue is home to The St. Regis New York, a luxury hotel established in 1904 by John Jacob Astor IV. Its signature St. Regis Butler Service and family-friendly two-bedroom suites set it apart. The hotel's rooftop ballroom offers sweeping city views. It's steps from Central Park, MoMA, and Rockefeller Center. This is a landmark where Louis XVI-style elegance meets modern comfort. The hotel is mixed-LGBTQ and family-friendly, welcoming all guests. You'll find free WiFi and an impeccable address for exploring NYC. For a quieter experience, visit midweek when the crowds thin out.

In Midtown steps from Broadway theaters, The Chatwal occupies a landmark Stanford White building. Restored by architect Thierry Despont, the hotel's 88 guest rooms blend deco-era detail with modern luxury. It's dog friendly and offers free wifi. The vibe is upscale but mixed LGBTQ+ crowd feels welcome. You'll find outdoor seating when weather permits. The hotel is a quiet retreat from the Times Square bustle. Regulars appreciate the spa for unwinding after a show.

The Iroquois New York Hotel operates 24 hours a day, making it a flexible choice for any schedule. This pet-friendly luxury hotel sits between 5th and 6th Avenues, just steps from Times Square. Its 117 stylish rooms come with 32-inch LG flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, catering to modern travelers who value convenience. You'll find the vibe family-friendly and unpretentious, a calm alternative to the Midtown bustle. While the hotel doesn't have its own restaurant, you're minutes from dozens of dining options. For a quieter stay, consider the nearby YOTEL New York as another contemporary option in the area.

In Midtown East, steps from the United Nations and walking distance to Grand Central, the Millennium Hilton New York One UN Plaza offers rooms that start on the 28th floor. That means every guest gets panoramic views of either the Manhattan skyline or the East River. The Ambassador Grill and Lounge is a designated NYC Interior Landmark for dining and drinks. This hotel also has a swimming pool and live entertainment. Your stay includes a daily $38 food & beverage credit and a Citibike day pass. There's a 24-hour fitness center, and the UN Cafe handles grab-and-go needs. It's family-friendly and perfect for conferences, with 8,000 square feet of meeting space. If you're looking for a gay-friendly stay nearby, the Grand Hyatt New York is another solid option.

The lobby hums with a mix of business travelers in suits and tourists clutching city maps. This flagship Westin, tucked near the Chrysler Building, underwent a $75 million renovation in 2012 that polished its Midtown East address without stripping its professional edge. The hotel offers 15,000 square feet of event space and a 24-hour fitness studio. It is pet-friendly, so you might spot a well-behaved dog in the elevator. Guest rooms come with the signature Heavenly Bed and bath. The on-site restaurant, Amuse Marketplace and Bar, serves all-day dining. Rates can be more reasonable than similar properties in the area. Grand Central Terminal is a short walk away, and the East Side tends to be quieter than the West Side. You'll find easy access to Times Square and the UN.

You'll find a polished, mixed crowd of business and leisure travelers at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue. This trans-friendly hotel blends Langham's 19th-century London heritage with sharp contemporary style. It opened in 2013 on the lower floors of a Midtown skyscraper, steps from Bryant Park. Many of the 214 rooms and suites offer direct sightlines to the Empire State Building. The vibe is upscale but not intimidating. Free wifi is included. Check-in is at 3 PM, and the front desk operates 24/7. For a nearby nightcap, the Grand Hyatt New York's lobby bar is a short walk south.

Regulars at Le Méridien New York include stylish travelers who appreciate a rooftop pool with Central Park views. This sleek Midtown hotel puts you steps from Central Park, 5th Avenue, and Carnegie Hall. The vibe is lively and upscale, with outdoor seating and an on-site barber shop. It's a solid pick for a queer traveler who wants to be close to the action without the Times Square chaos. If you're exploring gay-friendly spots, the Grand Hyatt New York is another option, but Le Méridien's rooftop feels more like a local's secret.

A historian might feel right at home at Incentra Village House, a bed and breakfast originally built in 1841. Located in Greenwich Village, this guest house offers 11 cozy rooms with antique furnishings. It's not chic or swanky, but rather quaint and charming, with free WiFi included. The vibe is romantic and rustic, a rare find in New York City. You'll be right near Jane and West 12th Street, close to the Village's many bars and restaurants. The hotel is open around the clock, so late check-ins are no problem. If you're looking for a more modern stay, the nearby New York Marriott Marquis offers a different pace. Overall, it's a quiet, history-filled spot for couples or solo travelers.

NU Hotel Booklyn is open 24 hours a day, every day, making it a flexible base for exploring Brooklyn. This dog-friendly hotel offers free WiFi and a casual, family-friendly vibe. Its modern rooms and central location near State Street and Atlantic Avenue put you close to Brooklyn's attractions. The hotel has a 3.6/5 rating from 225 Yelp reviews. The staff is known for being helpful, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. For a change of pace, you could check out the nearby YOTEL New York, but NU offers a more laid-back, Brooklyn-centric experience.

You might expect a hotel near the airport to be just a place to crash, but the Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel in Flushing offers more. It's a full-service property with a free shuttle to LaGuardia, a 24-hour fitness center, and it's dog friendly. The hotel also has nine customizable event spaces, the largest fitting 480 guests. You'll find spacious rooms with the Sheraton Sleep Experience and complimentary Wi-Fi. Pet owners can bring their four-legged friends along. For sports fans, Arthur Ashe Stadium and Citi Field are nearby. If you're in town for a game or a show, it's a practical base.

You'll find a laid-back, stylish crowd at BORO Hotel, a pet-friendly boutique property in Long Island City's Dutch Kills neighborhood. The industrially chic design features floor-to-ceiling windows that frame stunning NYC skyline views. An onsite restaurant serves freshly made thin crust pizza daily, and the rooftop bar is a local draw. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and custom-designed beds for a comfortable stay. It's just minutes from Manhattan, making it a practical base for exploring the city. If you're heading into Midtown, you might also consider the nearby New York Marriott Marquis. See photos and details.

TWA Hotel sits inside JFK Airport at Terminal 5, occupying the historic TWA Flight Center. This retro landmark isn't just an airport hotel — it's a destination with a cool lobby, an infinity pool overlooking the tarmac, and a direct passageway to JetBlue check-in. The 1960s design and memorabilia make it a unique kickstart to any trip. You'll find plenty of spots to grab a drink and soak in the mid-century vibe. It's family-friendly and pet-friendly, so you can bring the whole crew. While it's queer-friendly, the crowd is mixed and leans straight. Book a room if you want to be steps from your gate or have a layover that feels like a vacation.

A reviewer said you can see the neon signs from your window, and at the Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel, that's literally true from the Terrace Rooms. This Marriott property sits right in the middle of Times Square, offering soundproof windows to keep the city's buzz at bay when you want quiet. Rooms feature dark wood furniture and AVEDA products, and the hotel is confirmed dog-friendly. The 24-hour fitness center helps you stay on track, and you're steps from Restaurant Row and Broadway theaters. For a splurge, book a Terrace Room with a private balcony. If you're exploring further, the New York Marriott Marquis is nearby for another Marriott option. Check ratings and hours.

Located steps from Times Square and Broadway, the Kimpton Muse Hotel offers a convenient base for theatergoers and city explorers. This pet-friendly hotel welcomes all guests, including your furry friends, with no weight limits or fees. The on-site restaurant NIOS is a wine lover's favorite, and you can treat yourself to in-room spa services after a day in the city. The vibe here is mixed and family-friendly, fitting for travelers of all kinds. The hotel sits near 7th Ave, putting you right in the thick of Midtown action. For a quieter night, the Grand Hyatt New York is another option close by. Check hours and reviews for current details.

The Algonquin Hotel stands out among Times Square hotels for its literary pedigree. It's where the legendary Algonquin Round Table met, and the recent renovation adds a modern edge without losing the Edwardian elegance. The rooms are tastefully decorated, blending comfort with history. The location is ideal for catching a Broadway show, with theatre district access right outside. While the Algonquin is not exclusively LGBTQ, its history of welcoming creatives makes it a natural fit for queer travelers who appreciate culture and storytelling.

This hotel is best suited for travelers who want to be in the middle of the action at Times Square, with easy access to Broadway theaters and Manhattan's top attractions. W New York - Times Square is a dog-friendly hotel with two restaurants and a playful lobby lounge called The Living Room. Guest rooms are compact but offer stunning views from higher floors, and the hotel's prime location puts you steps from multiple subway lines. Past guests praise the service and the panoramic city views. The hotel is open 24/7, so you can check in whenever you arrive. If you're looking to explore beyond Times Square, the nearby New York Marriott Marquis offers another convenient option for stays in the area.

Night Hotel Times Square is an Urban Gothic destination designed by Vikram Chatwal. Its sleek midtown Manhattan location blends luxury with a lively, casual vibe that attracts a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd. The hotel's decor draws from Manhattan's evening energy, with dark furnishings and a moody aesthetic. Nearby, the New York Marriott Marquis offers another option for Times Square stays.

This Midtown Manhattan hotel has been a Times Square fixture since 1962, now with 1,781 renovated rooms and a 24/7 schedule. The property is dog-friendly, with a fitness center featuring Peloton bikes and a restaurant called Hudson Market. Its Yelp rating sits at 2.4/5 from over 1,000 reviews. The hotel is on 7th Avenue near 53rd Street, placing you steps from theater district action. Regulars note the convenience for Broadway shows and midtown exploration, though the low rating suggests mixed experiences. If you're looking for a different option, the nearby New York Marriott Marquis also offers Times Square proximity.

You might expect a hotel called The Gatsby in New York to be stuffy or exclusive. It's not. This boutique property in a lively neighborhood between SoHo and the East Village welcomes a mixed crowd — straight, gay, families, and solo travelers alike. The vibe is classy but casual, with a price tag that won't break the bank. Rooms are clean and comfortable, though the real draw is what's outside your door: cafes, restaurants, shops, and NYU are all within walking distance. If you're looking for a home base that doesn't scream "tourist hotel," this is it. The New York Marriott Marquis is nearby if you need a bigger chain option, but the Gatsby has more local character.

Think boutique hotels in SoHo are all style over substance? The Mercer proves otherwise. It occupies a landmark Romanesque Revival building with just 75 rooms spread across six floors, ensuring an intimate, refined experience. This is a place where luxury meets practicality: there's no gym on site, but complimentary day passes to the SoHo Equinox are provided, just around the corner. Pet owners get extra perks, including complimentary dog walking services. The vibe is mixed gay and straight, with a chic but unpretentious atmosphere. Rooms blend historic architecture with modern comfort. You're steps from Prince and Houston Streets, putting SoHo's best shopping and dining right outside. While there's no official breakfast listed, the concierge can point you to nearby spots. Check-in and pet policies are best confirmed directly. For a stylish, pet-friendly stay that skips the usual hotel fitness center hassle, this is a solid choice.

Crosby Street Hotel stands out among New York hotels for its London-born design sensibility on a quiet cobbled SoHo street. The 86 rooms and suites sprawl across 11 floors, each with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Interior designer Kit Kemp gave everything a fresh, contemporary look. You'll find a private leafy garden, a 99-seat screening room, and a fully equipped gym. The Crosby Bar and guest drawing room offer low-key spaces to unwind. The hotel is open 24/7, so you can come and go on your own schedule. If you're looking for a stylish base near SoHo's boutiques and galleries, this is a solid choice.

The Dominick was rebranded from the Trump SoHo Hotel. It sits in SoHo, a neighborhood known for its cobblestone streets and high-end boutiques, offering a quieter alternative to midtown's frenzy. This upscale hotel has a swimming pool and a spa, making it a solid choice for a refined stay. You'll find it near Varick Street, with easy access to downtown nightlife. If you want to explore other options, YOTEL New York is nearby. The pool is a rare perk in New York hotels, and the spa adds to the relaxation factor.

The Soho House New York has 24 "pricey rooms" available even if you are not a member of this members-only private club. The club features a rooftop pool, library, and screening room. It's a stylish spot in the Meatpacking District, open from 7am daily (late nights Wednesday through Saturday, until 1am or 2am). Rooms here are a rare chance to stay overnight in a private club without the membership. Free wifi is included, and the hotel is near 13th Street. The nearby Grand Hyatt New York offers another option if you need more traditional hotel amenities.

The New York Marriott Downtown is best for business travelers or tourists who want to be near Lower Manhattan landmarks like the 9/11 Memorial, Wall Street, and the Statue of Liberty. This Financial District find has a lively vibe and outdoor seating, plus an on-site Bill's Bar & Burger for easy dining. Rooms are outfitted with furnishings chosen by local designers. You'll find the hotel open around the clock, ideal for early flights or late meetings. The Yelp rating sits at 3.6/5 from 243 reviews. If you're looking for other options nearby, YOTEL New York offers a different vibe in the same area.

Mount Morris House isn't just a bed and breakfast — it's a restored Gilded Age townhouse that channels late 19th-century New York wealth. You'll find a genuinely mixed crowd here: LGBTQ+, straight, intergenerational, and family-friendly all at once. The owners serve breakfast daily with fresh fruit and croissants, plus Sunday pancakes and maple syrup. That Sunday spread is a local secret you won't want to miss. Free WiFi makes it easy to plan your Harlem exploration from the common room. The house sits in Harlem near 121st and 122nd Streets, putting you on the subway quickly for downtown clubs or Broadway shows. Hours run 9am to 9pm every day, confirmed on Yelp. The vibe leans romantic — think exposed brick, antique furniture, and quiet evenings on the stoop. It's small, so book early. If you need a full-service hotel, the nearby New York Marriott Marquis is a solid fallback, but for genuine neighborhood character, this is your spot.

Aloft Harlem stands out among uptown hotels with its 24-hour Re:Fuel pantry, stocked with fruit and hot coffee, and the Re:Mix Lounge showcasing rotating art from local Harlem artists. Rooms feature ultra-comfortable platform beds, walk-in showers, and 42-inch LCD TVs with Netflix. The vibe is casual and lively, with live entertainment adding to the energy. Free WiFi and a 24-hour gym make it easy to stay connected and active. It is dog-friendly, so you can bring your pet along. The hotel is a short walk from the Apollo Theater and Central Park. For a different Times Square experience, check out the New York Marriott Marquis nearby.