Gay Hotel Hong Kong

W Hong Kong is renowned as a top choice among gay couples and gay solo travelers. With its iconic view of Victoria Harbour, this playful design hotel offers more than just the senses.

Take a dip in one of Hong Kong’s highest rooftop pools, where you can soak up the sun while relishing panoramic city views. Conveniently located near Kowloon Station, accessing the Airport Express ensures a seamless journey to and from the hotel.

Although nestled in the heart of Hong Kong’s bustling mainland, W Hong Kong provides easy access to the city’s gaybourhood. It’s just a short 15-minute taxi or train ride to one of Hong Kong’s all-inclusive gay bars, Petticoat Lane, and Hong Kong’s most international gay sauna, CE Sauna – Central Escalator.

The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers classic high-end luxury, with sleek contemporary design that showcases the hotel’s Victoria Harbour location. Indeed, rooms feature large floor-to-ceiling windows and understated design in cool grey tones, highlighting the harbour views from most of them. Check out the suites for an added level of comfort and luxury. The gay-friendly hotel also boasts beautiful, manicured grounds and a huge free-form outdoor pool, as well as a 24-hour gym and a spa. A wide range of bars and restaurants are available, serving Chinese, Western, and Japanese cuisine.

Rooms at this classic luxury hotel feature contemporary design in warm, soothing colors, making them ideal spaces for relaxing after a long day. Look out for rooms with a furnished balcony overlooking Victoria Harbour (a relative rarity in Hong Kong), or for those with Executive Lounge access, which gives you free breakfast as well as evening drinks and nibbles. Fitness facilities are exceptional: the gym is pleasant and well-equipped, and you’ll also find an outdoor pool, tennis courts, a putting green, and a garden jogging trail on-site.

This new luxury hotel opened in spring 2019, so everything looks as fresh and sleek as can be. The design is modern yet timeless, with warm, welcoming rooms and imposing open outdoor spaces. All rooms have large floor-to-ceiling windows with city or Harbour views, and everyone is beautiful, comfortable, and spacious. The hotel boasts two Michelin-star restaurants, as well as a more casual terrace dining spot and a cocktail bar. There’s also a fantastic gym with free classes and a lovely rooftop pool.

Mira Moon is a multi-award-winning boutique hotel located near the Harbour. The design takes inspiration from Chinese folklore, blending traditional and contemporary elements. As well as beautiful decor, every room features luxury amenities like an iPad mini, Bluetooth speakers, and Nespresso coffee machine. Some rooms come with awesome Harbour views, while the penthouse Moonshine Suite offers a whole new level of luxury. There’s a delicious tapas restaurant on-site, as well as a stylish champagne bar. Soda Sauna, a large and modern HK gay sauna, is just 3 minutes from the hotel.

Every suite at One96 covers a whole floor and features a full windowed facade, so everyone gets a killer view (although it doesn’t get better than the Harbour views from the upper floors). Each is decorated in a soothing grey and white palette with contemporary design and features a kitchen, dining and living areas, plus useful extras like a washing machine. It really does feel like your own HK apartment. There are only 29 suites in all, giving the place a boutique vibe and ensuring the staff are fully dedicated to your comfort. This gay-friendly hotel is located just around the corner from popular gay bars ZOO and WINK, and a 5-minute walk to LinQ.

The rooms at The Park Lane all feature modern design with a mostly white palette accented by lively pops of color. Large windows overlook Victoria Harbour or Victoria Park, which sits just across the road from the hotel. Every room comes with a lovely bathtub and separate shower, tea and coffee facilities, and a yoga mat to help you unwind. The gym is absolutely state-of-the-art, and the hotel offers great fitness perks like morning stretches and yoga classes on the rooftop. Several restaurants and bars are on-site, and the buffet breakfast is top-notch.

The Mercer is a Citadines hotel located near the Harbor on Hong Kong Island. The Hong Kong Macau Ferry, Western Harbor Crossing, and Sheung Wan MTR station are all within easy walking distance, making this an ideal spot for getting around the area. The gay-friendly hotel offers a range of stylish suites with warm, modern decor. Most of them include a kitchenette with a microwave and coffee machine, as well as a compact dining area. All rooms come with a complimentary smartphone, iPod dock, and DVD player. There’s also a small gym on-site to keep fit.

Designed by an internationally renowned Italian architectural firm and featuring a soft palette of cool greys, the suites at 99 Bonham make for some great-looking accommodation. Every suite feels like a designer city apartment, with beautifully furnished living, sleeping, working, and dining areas. All have a kitchenette, as well as high-end tech and a complimentary smartphone with free 3G and international calls. The Premier Suites’ windowed walls make for an incredible view of the city, but there are also top-notch vistas from the gym and the rooftop terrace. 99 Bonham is one of the most booked luxury gay hotels in Hong Kong.

The Four Seasons Hong Kong directly overlooks Victoria Harbor, so every room gets a top-notch view. Rooms are spacious and decorated in warm, cozy tones, with floor-to-ceiling windows to make the most of the vistas. The marble bathrooms are super luxe, with deep soaking tubs and separate rain showers. This hotel stands out due to its dining, which incorporates a whopping eight Michelin stars as well as more casual options. There’s also a state-of-the-art fitness center, a stunning rooftop pool with Harbor views, and a luxurious spa.

This recently-opened luxury hotel features gorgeous contemporary decor, blending clean modern lines with rich metallics, plush leather, and polished marble. The hotel’s bespoke windows let in plenty of daylight without heating up the room, while the carefully-selected furnishings make for a beautiful and functional living space. Every oversized suite comes with high-speed WiFi, a Smart TV, and bedside lighting controls. Several elegant restaurants can be found on-site, and the breakfast is exceptional. The bright and airy gym is also outstanding.

The Jervois features bespoke interiors by French designer Christian Liaigre, which blends functionality and elegance with a modern, monochrome feel. Every suite is directly accessed from a private lift lobby and offers a spacious and comfortable living space. Huge windows allow for unparalleled panoramic views. The facilities include top-notch WiFi, a complimentary smartphone with 3G and free calls, TV streaming services, a Bluetooth clock radio, and an espresso machine. One and two-bedroom suites are available, with the latter being a great option for a group of four. The Jervois is one of the most booked luxury gay hotels in Hong Kong.

The Putman is an art-deco-inspired boutique hotel from the mind of designer Andre Putman. It features impeccably considered interiors in a minimalist style, with mostly white decor and large floor-to-ceiling windows making every room feel bright and breezy. The standard rooms are perfect for a shorter city stay, while the suites feel like your own luxury Hong Kong apartment. These come with a fully-equipped, elegant kitchen, as well as dining and living areas. Every room comes with a complimentary smartphone, a decadent freestanding tub, and an espresso machine. There’s a small but well-equipped gym with city views.

This 5-star designer hotel features quirky, artsy decor, with a luxe sensibility. It looks gorgeous, but it’s the level of service that sets this place apart. The spacious and bright rooms all come with awesome tech like Apple TV, coffee machine, and video game console, as well as a complimentary minibar, refilled daily. The gay-friendly hotel also offers complimentary laundry and hosts a social hour with free drinks. The in-house restaurant is a delightful and delicious vegetarian spot, which serves healthy and balanced meals all day. Plus, Central MTR station is a short walk away, and popular gay bar LinQ is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel.

This boutique gay-friendly hotel has a glitzy Hollywood theme, with design that nods to the Golden Age of cinema while still remaining fun and contemporary. The spacious suites are colorful and elegant, most of them themed after a Hollywood star. As well as excellent amenities, the suites feature awesome tech like a PlayStation 4 and a complimentary Handy phone with 3G and free calls. There’s a cool gym with top-of-the-range equipment and a glamorous lounge. Several gay bars are within walking distance of its central location, including WINK, ZOO Bar, and LinQ. Hotel Madera Hollywood is one of the most booked luxury gay hotels in Hong Kong.