Gay Hotel Los Angeles

The West Hollywood EDITION is located right on the corner of Sunset Boulevard and North Doherty. It’s part West Hollywood and part Beverly Hills. It’s steps away from legendary venues like the Roxy Theatre, Whisky A Go Go, and The Viper Room.

The rooms all feature modern decor and posh detailing by the creator of the ‘boutique hotels’,’ Ian Schrager. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of Los Angeles or the Hollywood Hills.

Open daily at 9 am and closing at sunset, the rooftop pool offers stunning views over Beverly Hills and the iconic LA skyline. The state-of-the-art fitness center is open 24-hour.

The Sunset nightclub in the basement is a tribute to the Sunset Strip clubs of the 70s and 80s. It’s only open Friday and Saturday nights from 10 pm to 2 am, making it an exclusive venue for its elite guest list.

Offering iconic glamor and stylish allure, The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills is a tranquil oasis in a bustling city.

The rooftop pool is for the exclusive use of guests only and offers views that stretch from downtown LA all the way to the Getty Center and beyond. Private poolside cabanas can be hired for as little as $500 a day. The fitness center is located in the lobby and is open 24 hours.

The suites were designed by famous interior architects David Collins Studio and Richard Design.

The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills has a private screening room with 110 people. The hotel also has an elite concierge who can get you tickets to events that others can’t.

The Hotel Per La, is housed in a 1922s building that was once the Bank of Italy. It’s located on the corner of 7th and Olive Street in Downtown LA, steps away from entertainment, eating and drinking, and shopping, and two blocks from the metro station. The building’s neoclassical design has been left intact, and the inside has a playful, contemporary vibe.

Over 4,000 works of art are sourced from local artisans all over the hotel, along with some of the furnishings and decor. Walking into the lobby is like stepping back into the former main banking hall.

There’s a stunning heated rooftop pool and bar with sweeping views of the surrounding skyline. The fitness center in the basement is open 24 hours.

Hotel Figueroa, Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is located on the corner of South Figueroa Street and West Olympic Boulevard, directly opposite the Grammy Museum.

A boutique hotel that was built in 1926 next to the fashion district initially as a women’s only hostel, it’s now a hub of creativity offering posh dining and sophistication at every turn.

The rooms are plush and inviting; we recommend upgrading to a suite with exceptionally comfortable couches.

Hotel Figueroa is home to the infamous coffin-shaped full-sized pool surrounded by 50-year-old Euphorbia Ingens cacti. It’s open from 7 am to 7 pm. Scuba diving classes are held in the pool — bookings are essential.

Culver City is in the heart of the tech scene in Los Angeles, and the Shay is right in the center. The light-rail station is only a few steps away and travels all the way to Santa Monica.

This boutique hotel is an inventive living space with a fun, quirky, and casual vibe. The rooms are modern, sleek, and stylish, with views of the Hollywood Hills, Santa Monica, or downtown.

The rooftop pool is open from 8 am to 8 pm. In the morning, there’s yoga, and after the pool closes, the area turns into a hip and happening bar area. The hotel also features pop-up events like a rooftop DJ series or gallery exhibits by local artists.

Making preparations for its 100th birthday, Hotel Casa Del Mar used to be the playground for the likes of Clark Gable and Greta Garbo. After WWII, it closed, but it reopened in 1999 and is now listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Casa Del Mar is one of the most popular luxury gay hotels in Los Angeles.

As one of only two hotels with this privilege, the absolute beachfront location in Santa Monica offers an escape from the hectic pace of downtown Los Angeles. Everything is centered around oceanside luxury, from the ground-floor pool to the rooms and the dining options.

The rooms are decorated in whimsical beachy details and feature original works by Santa Monica artists. Staying at Casa Del Mar is an experience you’re unlikely to forget, so upgrading to an ocean-view room is worth it.

The pool is heated, and the gym operates 24 hours. Personal trainers offer daily fitness and yoga classes on the beach every day.

Right in the heart of Beverly Hills, on Beverly Boulevard opposite the Beverly Center, the Sofitel Los Angeles is the perfect hotel for serious shoppers. Everything is on your doorstep. It’s only one mile to the gay nightlife in WeHo.

A blend of Hollywood glamor, European elegance, and French style, the rooms are modern and trendy and offer views of the city or the Hollywood Hills.

The rooftop is where all the action happens. The pool and bar area has live entertainment every day, from Jazz to Salsa. The gym is the largest hotel fitness center of its kind in LA.

Across the road from Santa Monica Beach and the famous pier, the Shore Hotel is a popular choice for gay travelers.

The Shore Hotel cares deeply about the environment, and everything it does considers this. Every guest automatically reduces their carbon footprint by choosing this hotel. 100% marine biodegradable products are used in place of plastics. Organic produce is sourced locally whenever possible.

The ground floor solar heated to 83° pool offers views of Santa Monica Beach. The state-of-the-art gym’s equipment syncs with iOS devices.

Choose from city, garden, pool, or ocean views. Considering your location, why wouldn’t you upgrade to the best view? High-tech controls in the room automatically control the lights and temperature, also saving the planet.

The Viceroy Santa Monica, across the road from the beach, opened in 2000. In 2023, it underwent significant renovations to the rooms and suites, outdoor areas, and dining facilities. The fresh new coastal look encourages visitors to stay a little longer.

Choose from mountain, city, or ocean views from the rooms or upgrade to a suite for a guaranteed view of The Pacific. Floor-to-ceiling windows are present in every category.

The ground-floor pool area features open-air cabanas and is open from 8 am to 10 pm. The fitness center operates from 6 am to 10 pm, and beachside yoga is offered multiple times a day.

Viceroy Santa Monica is one of the most popular beachfront gay hotels in Los Angeles.

If you’re saving money but still want to be near the beach, Bayside Hotel is ideal. It’s across the road from the beach, a 10-minute walk from the pier, and right behind the iconic Hotel Casa Del Mar.

The rooms are light and airy with loads of white. Choose from garden, courtyard, and ocean views, and your pet is welcome.

The Bayside Hotel is light on facilities; there’s no pool, fitness center, or on-site restaurant. However, they’re not needed with the beach on the doorstep and dining options everywhere.

Gay travelers on a budget who love everything Hollywood will adore the Samesun Hollywood. It’s located right on Hollywood Boulevard opposite the TCL Chinese Theater and the Walk of Fame stars.

Choose from a private double room or a 4, 6, or 8-bed dorm. It’s perfect if you’re traveling with a group or hoping to make new friends as a solo traveler.

The hostel has a large common room with a pool table overlooking Hollywood Boulevard. There are no additional facilities like a restaurant, pool, or fitness center.

Samesun Hollywood is one of the most booked budget gay-friendly hotels in Los Angeles.

Andaz is a popular hotel for gay travelers worldwide. London, Amsterdam, and Seoul all have one. The Andaz West Hollywood is in the perfect location at the base of the Hollywood Hills and right in the heart of the WeHo gayborhood.

The former hangout of celebrity rockers of the 1960s is now the playground for the 2020s hip and vibing crowd. It’s Instaworthy from the lobby to the roof. The personality-infused Hollywood hotel rooms provide a comfortable home base for gay travelers. Walk out the door, and you’re on Sunset Boulevard.

The rooftop pool is one of the highest in LA and provides sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills and the Los Angeles skyline. The 24-hour gym looks out over Sunset Boulevard.

Andaz West Hollywood is part of the Hyatt group, so all member benefits can be earned or redeemed there.

Montrose at Beverly Hills is where BH meets WeHo. Sunset Boulevard is one and a half blocks away. It’s a very gay-friendly property, and like-minded travelers can be found here.

The rooftop is the place to be. The bar is always buzzing; the pool area is described as a ‘posh place to unwind,’ and for the more active guests, there are pickleball and tennis courts. Panoramic views of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills provide Instagram opportunities.

The only time you’d want to leave the roof is to head to the lobby bar, ‘Wine Hour.’ Complimentary wine is served from 5 pm to 6 pm every day.

Every room is a residentially-styled suite with a modern, sophisticated design.

Le Parc at Melrose is all about Love, as the giant mural by Scott Hile demonstrates. The hotel welcomes diversity in all its forms, gay travelers especially.

The location in WeHo is perfect as the gay venues on Santa Monica Boulevard are a 5-minute drive away. Le Parc at Melrose is the place to spot rising stars and trendsetting celebrities. Keep your phone handy, as there are Instagram opportunities everywhere.

The rooftop oasis has three decks. The pool has sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills. You’ll find the new phase of Hollywood’s elite in the Skydeck bar. There’s a pickleball and tennis court for the more active traveler.

Every room is a spacious suite, complete with a kitchenette and balcony.

Petit Ermitage in West Hollywood promotes itself as ‘a romantic city
oasis where lovers, friends, and strangers meet.’ It’s conveniently located in the heart of the WeHo gayborhood, and gay venues are moments away from the front door.

The rooftop offers a private dining area behind closed curtains. Also on the roof is the heated saltwater pool, scented with roses, and it’s open 24 hours. On Monday evenings, movies are shown outdoors on a cinema screen.

Every room is a suite; there are 80 in total, and most have kitchenettes.