Gay San Francisco Luxury Hotels

The Fairmont Heritage Place is located in the former Ghirardelli chocolate factory. It is sat in Ghirardelli Square, which overlooks the Fisherman's Wharf.

The suites have between 1-3 rooms which reflect the hotel's industrial past. The exposed brick and high celings bring a modern vibe to the living and dining areas. An outdoor, mustard terrrace makes for a great spot to relax in the evenings, with lounge-style seating and a fire pit. The hotel functions more as a holiday home, with suites that feature a kitchen, washer and dryer. There is even the option to have your groceries ordered pre-arrival.

The Fairmont Heritage Place is only a 15 minute drive to popular gay nightlife hotspots, districts Castro and Mission. You will find popular bars Twin Peaks Tavern, The Cafe and 440 Castro in this area.

Other local attractions such as The Palace of Fine Art, and the surrounding piers are all under a 30-minute walk away. Alcatraz Island is just opposite the hotel and is accessible by ferry via the piers. Dining options ranging in prices are plenty and in close proximity.

 

A vibrant staple of San Francisco since 1904, The Westin St. Francis blends classic and contemporary to create a welcoming retreat in the heart of the city. With original chandeliers, marble baths, and sweeping city views, this LGBTQ-friendly landmark makes you feel at home.

The Landmark guestrooms combine contemporary amenities with rich history. Collapse into signature Westin Heavenly Beds after scouring nearby boutiques, then chill with awesome tech like smart TVs.

Beyond the rooms, The Westin aims to please. Sweat it out in the 6,000 sq ft fitness studio, or wind down with a glass of Napa Valley’s finest at the Chateau Montelena Tasting Room. When you’re not exploring the legendary shops and theatres just steps away, grab breakfast, dinner or a nightcap right on-site.

The Westin lets you live it up in SF's pulsing heart. Catch that perfect Instagram of the Bay Bridge from your bay-facing room, then ride the cable cars (bell ring!) down to the Embarcadero's exquisite shops and ferry sails.

At The Westin St. Francis, past and present blend seamlessly—and uniquely—in true San Francisco fashion.

The San Francisco arm of the upscale hotel brand. The Four Seasons SF is as luxurious as all of its sisters. With its very central location, you're close to everything, including The Castro and Folsom St. - ideal for gay travelers.

The interiors were designed with the city in mind, with soothing grey and pops of gold, paying homage to San Fran's infamous fogs and rich history.

The hotel has a private health club, Equinox, where you can enjoy personal massages and spa treatments. 

This chic boutique hotel near Union Square combines polished luxury with a quirky twist. The rooms are like nothing you've ever seen, with pops of classic references in a modern setting - a great representation of the Bay Area.

Zeppelin's location is convenient for gay travelers, as The Castro gay district - is within 10 minutes away. OMG dance club is even closer.

Onsite, there's an arcade room for those wishing to let out their inner child, and a light and airy gym for those wishing to let out their inner beast.