Gay Hotel Las Vegas

Bellagio is a luxury resort right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. It’s on the corner of East Flamingo Road, which takes you to the University District, where most of the gay venues are.

The spa tower rooms and suites completed their renovations in 2023 and are some of the most modern and luxurious rooms on the Las Vegas Strip. Dogs are welcome in some rooms.

As a casino hotel, there are so many dining options that it’s impossible to mention them all. Many cuisines are covered, including French and Japanese. Most are open 24/7. Apart from all the 24-hour bars, there are two nightclubs and a cocktail lounge.

The pool area is massive, with five different courtyard settings, and there’s a jetted hot tub. Cabanas are available to hire for the day. The pool is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. The fitness center is in the spa area and is open daily from 5 am to 6 pm.

Resorts World, in the north of the Las Vegas Strip, has three Hilton brand hotels in one. The Las Vegas Hilton is the 5-star offering.

The rooms are contemporary in design; some of them have views over the strip. Pets are welcome in some of the rooms.

There are five pools in the Resorts World complex located on the 5th floor, and Las Vegas Hilton guests can use any of them. The fitness center is open 5 am – 8 pm daily.

With over 40 restaurants and bars, including a day club and a nightclub, there’s no reason ever to leave the resort. The day club is located around pool number six. The 7th pool is found in the spa area.

NoMad Las Vegas is part of the Park MGM complex at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. It’s a 4-star property and only 2 miles from the gay venues on Paradise Road in the University district.

Every one of the 293 rooms is appointed with custom furnishings and original artwork, and they’re all designed to have a residential feel. Some rooms are dog-friendly.

The pool area is decked out like a Moroccan retreat. However, the pool closes during winter, and guests can use the pool next door at the Park MGM. The fitness center is also located at the Park MGM.

Lovers of Italian food will adore Eataly, the largest Italian marketplace with restaurants in the world.

Gay travelers who want to be in the heart of the gay action should choose Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. It’s located 2 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, right in the University District, which is home to four gay venues.

The rooms and suites are all designed with a modern theme and are very light, colorful, and airy. Some are pet-friendly.

The expansive pool area has cabanas available for daytime use. There is an artificial adults-only beach decked out in a Mykonos theme. However, the beach area is closed during the winter season. The spa area has a Roman-style bathhouse (sorry, guys, it’s co-ed) and a 24-hour fitness center.

The dining options are broad; Japanese, Thai, Mexican, and American are some of the choices.

The LINQ Hotel and Casino is part of Caesar’s group of hotels and is right in the center of the Las Vegas Strip, opposite Caesar’s Palace. It’s 2 miles from the gay venues in the University district.

The pool area at The LINQ Hotel and Casino is well known as one of Las Vegas’s best pool party venues. There are life-sized games and regular beer-pong events there. The pool is open from March to October. There is a 24-hour fitness center in the spa area.

The rooms and suites are decked out in a modern, funky vibe, and some are pet-friendly.

Three celebrity chefs have restaurants at the LINQ Hotel and Casino; Gordon Ramsay’s Fish and Chips is there, as is Guy Fieri’s comfort food and Cake Bosses Buddy Valastro’s food truck.

Circa Resort & Casino is located on the corner of the Fremont Experience in downtown Las Vegas. It’s an adults-only resort; guests must be 21+.

The pool options at Circa are unique. Stadium Swim is surrounded by screens showing every possible live sporting event. Score is a pool with a swim-up bar and Insta-ready selfie walls. The pool areas are open all year. There is a fitness center; however, it’s small and only has limited equipment.

The rooms have a contemporary, minimalist style, and many have views over the Fremont Experience.

There are 12 restaurants and bars, including an Asian food market and a classic steakhouse.

Excalibur is one of the most well-known casino hotels on the Las Vegas Strip; it’s been there since 1990. Located at the southern end of the strip, it’s less than 2 miles from the gay venues in the University district.

Excalibur’s 30,000-square-foot pool area is decorated as a lush tropical landscape. It contains four luxurious pools and a water slide. It closes for the winter season, but guests can use pools at nearby partner hotels, The Mandalay Bay or the MGM Grand.

The fitness center overlooks the pool area and has state-of-the-art equipment. It’s open from 6 am to 6 pm daily.

The rooms have a contemporary style; some have strip views, and some are dog-friendly.

The Thunder From Down Under is a male strip show featuring Aussie hotties and is well worth seeing, even if you’re not staying here.

Located at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, the iconic Luxor Hotel is the giant pyramid. It’s 2 miles from the gay venues in the University district.

Luxor is well-known amongst gay travelers for having an exclusive adults-only gay pool party. It’s called Temptation Sundays and features guest DJs and celebrity appearances. The pool party only operates during the pool season, from May to October.

The pool area is one of the most expansive on the strip at 19,000 square feet, with cabanas and large daybeds for hire. The fitness center is open 8 am to 6 pm and overlooks the pool area.

The resort has two accommodation towers as well as the pyramid. The latter has slanted windows to match the design of the building. One thing the Luxor does well is that the rooms get refurbished every five years to keep them more modern looking.