Gay Los Angeles · Mid-range Hotels

Popular boutique hotel close to the gay nightlife of West Hollywood. You'll be impressed by this hotel's stylish decors. When you're ready to hit the town the nightlife of the Sunset Strip is just a ten-minute walk away.

There are 115 elegant suites to choose from. There's also a guests-only bistro and 24-hour gym.

If you're looking to do Hollywood in style then this is definitely a place to consider.

Stylish and homely hotel close to the gay nightlife of West Hollywood. Le Montrose is located in a residential area so you'll feel like a local. When you're ready to party all of the action is on your doorstep, with The Abbey and Mickeys just a ten minute walk away.

The rooms feel more like mini-suites than standard rooms. They include big screen TVs and speedy room service.

The in-house restaurant Privato is a great place to have a meal. You can also enjoy a drink in the lounge bar and sunbathe by the outdoor pool.

This boutique hotel is well regarded and a home away from home for many visitors.

Located in the heart of West Hollywood gay scene, the art deco-styled Ramada Plaza by Wyndham hotel is a perfect choice for gay couples and singles. The location saves you money on commuting.

You can relax on the sun loungers by the outdoor heated pool, and get pumped up at the hotel's gym before going out.

Popular gay bars Micky's, The Abbey and other gay clubs in West Hollywood are within an 8-minute walk away.

 

This unfussy hotel is affordable and located near to the gay nightlife of West Hollywood. If you're looking to do LA on a budget this a clean, reliable and economical place to stay.

The homely rooms come with plush bedding, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and also mini-fridges and coffee makers. You'll find some cool art on the wall too.

The Hollywood Roosevelt features modern guestrooms and is located in the heart of Hollywood right on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

On-site guests can make use of the outdoor heated pool, massage garden, and state-of-the-art gym.

Guests of The Hollywood Roosevelt can dine in style on-site at one of the hotel's 5 food and beverage outlets.

The Freehand Downtown Los Angeles hotel is located in the 1924 Commercial Exchange building (with the original neon signage still in place), former home to the publishing house responsible for Tarzan - you’ll find the novel in some rooms.

The rooms feature solid wood furniture and more Navajo styling, with wall hangings and local artwork.

The completely wood-panelled and pillared lobby area has sunset-hued walls. The rooftop area is dotted with flamingo-pink umbrellas and loungers – perfect for recreating a modern-day Slim Aarons pool scene.

It’s smack in the centre of Downtown LA’s gay action, gay bars such as the Bullet Bar are only a 20-minute drive away. Be sure to make a pit stop at the historic Grand Central Market.

The hotel is in the middle of downtown LA and faces public Pershing Square Park, where outdoor summer concerts are held. This 1920s landmark hotel once hosted glamorous Hollywood galas. Rooms tastefully combine classic elegance and modern sophistication.

The hotel’s indoor swimming pool recalls the Roaring Twenties and travel by ocean liners. There are steam rooms and saunas in the locker rooms, but no hotel spa. Each room is uniquely shaped, running the gamut from smaller standard rooms to spacious suites. Bathrooms come complete with hotel-branded bath products.

This atmospheric hotel, situated inside the city's oldest private club near Downtown LA's gay scene, whispers tales of film stars from Hollywood's golden years. Club rooms and a distinguished bar characterise this institution that is over a century old.

It's the facilities of the members-only athletic club that shine (entry is complimentary for hotel guests). Take the plunge into a heated lap pool, while indoor courts await for racquetball, squash and more. At group fitness classes such as yoga, kickboxing, pilates, and Zumba, you'll be working up a sweat with an enviably fit crowd.

Windows with roman shades keep out the dazzling LA sunlight if you want to sleep in. Wi-Fi is free, but otherwise, rooms are purposely low tech.

With walnut wood panelling and checkerboard tiled floors, Famous Players restaurant is open for breakfast daily and lunch daily except Sunday. An American-style breakfast buffet, with hot and cold dishes like hash browns, scrambled eggs and fruit, is complimentary for hotel guests.