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Gay Resorts and Hotels in Greater Palm Springs
Greater Palm Springs has long been regarded as a top LGBTQ+ kind destination for travelers, and you’ll locate several welcoming same-sex attracted resorts and hotels that cater specifically to the Homosexual community. From ultra-luxe suites with sparkling saltwater pools to private bungalows and clothing-optional retreats, there’s a room, with proud palm plant views, for everyone.
Soak up some star at the many resorts Greater Palm Springs has to propose such as Casa Oliver Hotel & Resort or the Hacienda at Heated Sands in Palm Springs, a romantic, award-winning gay male resort with two pools, lushly landscaped grounds, and five-star service. Step back in time at the midcentury modern Bearfoot Inn, tucked away in the historic Movie Colony neighborhood and mere minutes from shopping and dining in downtown Palm Springs. Or plan a colorful stay at CCBC Men’s Resort , the largest clothing-optional gay resort for men in the U.S. and home to on-site Runway Restaurant & Bar, featuring a fun fusion of dining, drinks, and drag.
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Today: Superior 10 best LGBQT+ friendly luxury hotels in the world
Countries around the society are celebrating Same-sex attracted Pride throughout the month of June, and major cities – like NYC, Paris, and Barcelona – are hosting their biggest parades of the year. Pride month is about acceptance, equality, love, and raising awareness of issues affecting the Diverse community. LGBTQ+ stands for lesbian, male lover, bisexual and transgender; the + is an inclusive symbol to mean ‘and others’ to incorporate people of all identities. With both Pride month and the post-pandemic tour boost, many LGBQT+ travelers are planning new trips, searching for welcoming, heartwarming and safe places to stay at in gay kind destinations. Here’s a selection of some of the world’s top LGBQT+ approachable hotels in the world. Of course, this list can never be complete: to find more LGBQT+ lodging, the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA), Purple Roofs, Patroc, World Rainbow Hotels, TAG Approved Accommodations, Damron and LGBTQ+ travel blogs and guides are terrific resources.
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You probably want to tour more in 2025. This is the perfect place to start. Gay travelers are exploring more destinations than ever. New hotspots are emerging, and aged favorites are evolving. You want to feel welcome and comfortable wherever you stay. That’s why conclusion gay-friendly hotels is key. This year, travelers are focusing on experiences fond of local culture, nightlife, and connecting with gay communities. Plan trips that correspond your style. Stay in places that celebrate diversity and inclusivity. At HotelsForGays.com, we help you guide hotels where you can truly enjoy your trip. Start exploring now and make 2025 your year of unforgettable travel.
The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort
Junction of Routes 103 and 131Proctorsville, VT, 05149Phone: 802-226-7361Toll-Free: 888-764-6836
Resort hotel in the Green Mountains a great place to recharge, unwind after your active days
There’s so much to do in Vermont, and no better place to plan your active days than The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort and Spa. From your pleasant, roomy accommodations – some suites have gas fireplaces, full kitchens and jetted tubs – you can recharge after a date spent skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing or snowmobiling in the winter. In the warmer months, there’s golf, amazing hiking and biking trails (perfect for picnics), kayaking and canoeing, horseback riding and, of course, in the autumn, New England’s best leaf-peeping. Dine on French-influenced American cuisine at the resort’s elegant restaurant, or explore the area’s many dining options. Indoor activities include antiquing, brewery tours, viewing sculptures at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park or the Castle Hill Resort’s colorful gardens.
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Finding a gay or LGBTQ-friendly hotel while traveling isn’t always easy. I apply these 5 steps when looking for accommodation when traveling to make sure I’m staying somewhere cozy where I know I’m welcome
We made our way from the train station to our hotel—an straightforward walk through the former town. I’m the type of traveler that might splurge on a nicer hotel but I’m still going to walk everywhere or take public transportation to get around.
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