Gay Hotel Manila

This high-end resort features an original design by Filipino artists and reflects Sofitel’s usual commitment to blending classic French elegance with the local style. Every spacious room comes with a signature MyBed, quality amenities, and a private balcony with either a city or a bay view. A signature restaurant with 21 different food stations makes every meal unique, and a full suite of spa facilities and services will keep you pampered. The hotel’s highlight, however, is the huge free-form lagoon swimming pool, surrounded by tropical gardens and loungers.

This budget hotel is located less than 5 minutes from the few gay nightlife spots left in Malate, such as Che’lu Bar and PILOTO Men’s Entertainment Bar, making it a popular gay hotel in Manila. The offering here is simple: clean, basic rooms with comfy beds, fast WiFi, and plenty of plug outlets. Staff are friendly and helpful, and there are plenty of cool bars and restaurants in the surrounding area. Great value for money if all you need is a nice bed to rest your head in.

Okada Manila is one of the standout hotel-casinos in Manila’s Entertainment City, the Phillipine’s answer to Vegas. The Okada complex includes a jaw-dropping 21 dining options covering every possible cuisine, a club, a luxury shopping center, three outdoor pools, full fitness and wellness facilities, a barbershop, and almost 1,000 guest rooms. These feature Japanese-inspired designs with rich colors, huge windows, and spacious layouts. Book one of the rooms with a spa bath for the ultimate indulgence, or go all-out in the Manila Bay Suite, which houses up to five people. One of the best stays in town.

Conrad Manila is part of the monumental SM Mall of Asia complex, making it an unmatchable choice if you are in town to make the most of Manila’s first-rate shopping. This chic Hilton hotel features relaxing white interiors and extremely well-appointed rooms, each with an espresso machine, set of Bluetooth speakers, and invigorating hydro shower – make sure to get a Bay View room if you can. There are a swanky bar and two on-site restaurants, one high-end Chinese and the other focusing on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Sheraton Manila Bay’s location – less than 5 minutes away from some of the only remaining gay bars in Malate (including long-standing favorite Che’lu Bar) – makes it a great luxury gay hotel in Manila. Formerly the Pan Pacific Manila, this hotel offers a range of classic rooms and suites, all with floor-to-ceiling windows, extra-large beds, and marble bathrooms with separate shower and tub. The outdoor pool and its surrounding terrace are extremely stylish, as is the laid-back Sunset Bar with city views.

Diamond Hotel benefits from a privileged position on Roxas Boulevard, Manila’s iconic waterfront promenade. Every room boasts a large amount of floor space, heavenly beds, classic decor in warm tones, and lovely bay windows – upgrade to an Executive Suite for even more room and views of the Bay. Both the International and Japanese on-site restaurants are delicious and gorgeously designed, and the large freeform swimming pool has perfect chilled-out tropical vibes. The Health Club includes a well-equipped gym, a spa, and even a reflexology studio.

Offering classic 5-star accommodations with elegant modern decor, Fairmont Makati is one of those hotels that get everything right. The rooms are spacious and exceedingly comfy, with extra-big plush beds and floor-to-ceiling windows. There’s a big pool, an expansive luxury spa, and an exceptionally pleasant and well-equipped gym that overlooks the city. The food is great, especially the breakfast buffet and the pastries at the cafe. To top it off, the staff are welcoming and friendly, helping you make the most of your stay.

Located in leafy Makati, this gay-friendly hotel offers a range of bright, airy, and spacious self-catered apartments. These range from studios to 3-bedroom apartments, the latter of which can house up to six people. In the larger apartments, full living amenities are provided, including a well-equipped kitchen with a stovetop, an oven, a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer, as well as cozy living and dining spaces. The decor is modern and soothing, in tones of beige and pale blue. Top-notch facilities include a restaurant, a spa, a large outdoor swimming pool, and a very good gym.

This Quezon City hotel offers excellent, modern facilities for the budget traveler. The double rooms feel like your own little studio apartment, each with a bed, small kitchenette and dining area, ample closet space, and an en-suite. There’s a swimming pool on the roof and a small but well-equipped gym with lots of natural light. Meanwhile, several gay bars and clubs are within walking distance, including Club Mankind, The One 690 Entertainment Bar, and Club ADONIS.

Quezon City is home to a handful of gay Manila hotspots, making it a great location for exploring the local scene. This hotel is conveniently located directly across the street from Club MANKIND, with several other gay bars (and even a sauna) within a 20-minute walk. Understandably, this makes it a popular gay hotel in Manila. Rooms are basic, clean, and convenient, with no unnecessary frills. Overall, an excellent choice if all you want is a nice bed close to some gay bars.