Gay Hotel Singapore

The gay-friendly Holiday Inn Express Singapore Clarke Quay boasts comfortable, modern accommodation by the Singapore River. Rooms are on the small side, but make up for this with floor-to-ceiling windows featuring awesome city views. The facilities are excellent, especially the rooftop swimming pool, fitness suite, and complimentary breakfast. The hotel is located in Clarke Quay, with the Chinatown gay nightlife just under a 20 minute walk away.

Featuring a series of simple, all-white dorm rooms, this place is for those who just need a clean bed at the end of the day. The facilities are well-maintained, and the no-frills vibe of the place makes it a good choice if you’re on a budget. There is a complimentary breakfast served every morning and a nice outdoor terrace where you can mingle with other travelers. The Chinatown location is great for sightseeing, and the gay bars on Neil Road are just 5 minutes from the hostel.

Eighteen By Three Cabins consists of 18, well, cabins, each perfectly designed in a practical and minimalist style. They come in Single, Double, and Loft, the latter of which comes with a built-in workspace or vanity. It is worth mentioning that all the (perfectly maintained) bathrooms are shared. There is a cozy lounge and a pleasant terrace from which you can work or socialize. The location in Chinatown is perfect for sightseeing and for enjoying the gay nightlife, with Neil Road just a 10-minute walk away.

Featuring a series of simple, all-white dorm rooms, this place is for those who just need a clean bed at the end of the day. The facilities are well-maintained, and the no-frills vibe of the place makes it a good choice if you’re on a budget. There is a complimentary breakfast served every morning and a nice outdoor terrace where you can mingle with other travelers. The Chinatown location is great for sightseeing, and the gay bars on Neil Road are just 5 minutes from the hostel. This is one of the most booked gay-friendly budget hotels in Singapore.

The rooms in Porcelain hotel are compact but well-designed, in a simple minimalist style – go for an Executive or Deluxe room if you like having more floor space. Everything is very well maintained and the staff are incredibly helpful. With a location in the heart of Chinatown and just 10 minutes away from the main gay area, this offers some very good value for a Singapore stay. Porcelain Hotel is one of the most booked gay-friendly hotels in Singapore.

The Keong Saik Hotel is based in a traditional Chinatown building. Rooms are simple but clean and well-maintained, with all the basic amenities. The Standard rooms do not have windows, so book a Deluxe or Superior room if having natural light is important to you. This is a friendly boutique-style place, with lovely staff and a complimentary light breakfast served every morning – perfect for those who like a no-frills stay with a personal touch.

Bliss Hotel is a boutique hotel a stone’s throw away from Chinatown MRT station and 10 minutes from the main Singapore gayborhood. Set in a colonial building, the interiors are basic but modern, mostly in tones of cool grey. Several room sizes are available, from compact twin rooms to a stylish Chinese-themed Executive Suite. The Quad room is particularly good for groups of friends. Guests are offered the use of a complementary Handy phone with internet access.

This fun, colorful boutique hotel is located in the heart of Chinatown. It’s two minutes from the door of the hotel to gay nightlife staples like Taboo and and Out Bar, making this one of the best gay hotels in Singapore. The rooms range from a simple single to a suite with private rooftop terrace, the latter of which comes with the quirky addition of an outdoor bathtub. Everything is kept pristine by the super friendly team of staff, and a tasty breakfast is on offer every morning.