The Best Gay Friendly Hotels in Las Vegas

Part of the gay-friendly MGM Hotel group, New York-New York is a centrally located hotel and casino.

Situated on the Las Vegas strip, a popular location for nightlife, New York-New York offers links to local gay-friendly hot spots. The Fruit Loop is a very short walk away, so you'll have venues like Piranha and Freezone on your doorstep.

It also provides information about commitment ceremonies at sister hotels Luxor and Mandalay Bay.

New York-New York is home to Cirque du Soleil's infamously erotic 'Zumanity', making it a fantastic entertainment resort.

Centrally located on the Las Vegas strip, Planet Hollywood is near some of Las Vegas's best gay nightlife in The Fruit Loop.

The Planet Hollywood Theatre has played host to gay icons like JLo and Gwen Stefani, and you can get a taste of Hell's Kitchen at Gordon Ramsay's onsite burger restaurant.

Plenty of shops and bars can be found within Planet Hollywood's Miracle Mile shopping area. The hotel itself features a spa, hot tubs and 2 pools overlooking the strip.

Mandalay Bay is a centrally located Las Vegas hotel, casino and theatre. The hotel is located just next to the airport and a short journey to local gay nightlife like in The Fruit Loop.

Situated on the popular Las Vegas strip, Mandalay Bay is famed for its vibrant casino. The hotel also features an 11-acre beach complex and jaw-dropping shows like Micheal Jackson ONE and Cirque du Soleil.

The rooms are sleek and comfortable, making this the perfect base for a Las Vegas gay-cation.

This romantic Las Vegas hotel is best suited to gay couples. Why go to Paris when you can go to Vegas AND Paris?

The decor reflects the name of the hotel, with the rooms and suites being decorated in a Parisian style. Paris Las Vegas boasts fine dining, a piano bar and room-service. It also plays host to gay theme parties throughout the summer season.

The hotel itself is located on the Las Vegas strip, nearby all the gay nightlife, eateries and entertainment that the city has to offer.

One of best-known hotels on the strip. This pyramid-shaped hotel & casino is fabulously camp and over the top in that vintage Vegas way - you know, with the Sphinx and all.

Guest rooms are modern and feature flat-screen TV, free WiFi and homely furnishings. You can take a dip in the pool and jacuzzi or relax in the sauna.

If you haven't blown all you're money in the casino, you can head to the spa and indulge yourself in a range of treatments. When you're ready to party, the bright lights of Las Vegas' gay nightlife are on your doorstep.

LUXOR hosts the most popular gay pool party in Las Vegas - "Temptation Sundays" which is always a blast. Same-sex couples can also undertake commitment ceremonies at the chapel.

This castle-themed hotel and casino is located on the Las Vegas strip. The central location is ideal to explore Las Vegas's gay nightlife, entertainment and shopping district.

Excalibur Hotel and Casino boasts 4 outdoor pools, 6 restaurants and a 100,000-square foot casino. It also plays host to live entertainment every night, as well as showcasing musical theatre acts.

Take advantage of the on-site fitness centre, spa and adults only pool.

Park MGM is one of Las Vegas' newest hotels, having taken over the Monte Carlo, and is extremely popular with gay travelers.

This hotel is close to popular gay nightlife in The Fruit Loop such as Piranha and also Charlie's to the West. It's well located on the Las Vegas strip and is favoured for its fine dining, central location and spacious rooms.

Look out for special A-list musical guests, as Park MGM offers its own theatre which has played host to global music artists.

Flamingo Las Vegas is a true icon of the Strip. This legendary resort offers a prime location right in the heart of the action, with easy access to top attractions, nightlife, and views of the High Roller. Guests can enjoy stylish accommodations, a tropical-themed pool area, and a variety of dining options. Whether you’re here to explore the Strip or simply relax in classic Vegas style, Flamingo Las Vegas is the perfect blend of history and fun.

Opened in 1946, Flamingo Las Vegas is one of the oldest on the Strip. Founded by the infamous mobster Bugsy Siegel, it was the first luxury hotel in Las Vegas, setting the stage for the city's transformation into a world-renowned entertainment destination. With its rich history and vibrant pink neon lights, the Flamingo has become a symbol of the City of Sin.

 

This lavish casino resort will make you forget that you are in the Nevada desert, with its Venetian architecture and gondola-filled canals. Located on the famous Las Vegas Strip, the 5-star Venetian is eco- and gay-friendly and absolutely stunning.

Boasting over 20 acclaimed restaurants, as well as trendy bars and a chic nightclub. The Venetian also features a wax museum, a theatre and a shopping mall with over 150 boutique stores.

Looking for relaxation? There are 10 outdoor pools and a luxurious spa in this hotel. The charming suites include flat-screens, minibars and soaking tubs.

Embrace the Italian elegance and visit the Venetian's state-of-the-art casino, or enjoy the gay nightlife in the Fruit Loop.

The 5-star Encore at Wynn Las Vegas is one of our gay favorites in Las Vegas, overlooking the Strip. This glam hotel offers same-sex ceremonies in their very own wedding salons, and a special "pride concierge" provides information about gay-friendly bars, entertainment and nightlife.

Encore is boasting choice restaurants, swanky bars, posh nightclubs and theaters, as well as pools, a spa, a gym and a golf course. Lavish suites with modern decor, two flatscreens, and soaking tubs.

Make sure to check out The Wynn, adjacent to Encore on Las Vegas Blvd. There are more fantastic dining options, as well as outdoor pools and cabanas, and plenty of entertainment.

 

The Cromwell is a gay-friendly hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip. This vibrant 4-star hotel is the Strip's first standalone boutique hotel and offers free live entertainment, numerous pools, exquisite dining and enticing nightlife. Visit one of the Cromwell's bold bars or enjoy exquisite celebrity chef dining at Giada De Laurentiis' restaurant.

Rooms are chic and Parisian-inspired, with elegant bathrooms and rainfall showers. Spacious suites have vintage pinball machines and free-standing tubs.

Make sure to drink a cocktail (or two) at the Cromwell's lobby bar Bound. Its menu is designed by world-famous mixologist Salvatore Calabrese, and makes it on almost every list of the best cocktail places in Vegas.

Looking for late-night fun? Visit Drai, the after-hours beach and night club.

 

Vdara Hotel & Spa offers a serene retreat just off the Las Vegas Strip. Unlike many of its neighboring resorts, Vdara is a non-gaming, smoke-free hotel, making it the perfect choice for those seeking an alternative to the bustle of the Strip.

This all-suite hotel features modern, spacious accommodations with stunning views of the surrounding skyline. Guests can unwind at the luxurious spa, enjoy the rooftop pool with cabanas, or indulge in gourmet dining at the on-site restaurant. Vdara's prime location provides easy access to all the excitement of the Strip while offering a peaceful sanctuary to return to at the end of the day.

The Westin Las Vegas Hotel & Spa is just steps away from the Las Vegas Strip. This non-gaming, smoke-free hotel provides a refreshing alternative for those looking to enjoy the excitement of Las Vegas and not toy with lady luck.

The Westin offers modern, comfortable rooms equipped with all the amenities needed for a relaxing stay. Guests can indulge in the hotel's full-service spa, take a dip in the heated outdoor pool, or savor excellent cuisine at the on-site restaurant. The hotel's prime location ensures you're never far from the action.