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Since 1998 Enterprise Out has been operating escorted tours around the world. Upcoming trips (2021-22) include Japan, Spain, Italy, a luxury yacht cruise in the Adriatic (Croatia), Greece, Chile, and an African safari. Group size is kept small - typically not more than 15 participants, and accommodations are high-end.
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Best Gay-Friendly Hotels in San Francisco
San Francisco, often hailed as a beacon of diversity and inclusivity, is a town that warmly embraces its LGBTQ+ group. When it comes to accommodations, the city boasts an array of gay-friendly hotels that proceed above and beyond to provide a welcoming and cozy experience for all guests. From boutique hotels in the vibrant Castro district to luxury properties overlooking the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco proposals a diverse range of options for LGBTQ+ travelers pursuing a memorable stay.
Exploring the city's vibrant neighborhoods, such as the historic Gay hub of Castro, reveals a plethora of gay-friendly establishments within easy contact. Whether you're looking for a chic boutique hotel with stylish decor or a charming bed and breakfast with a personal feel, San Francisco has something to suit every taste and budget. Many of these accommodations not only offer a safe and inclusive space for Queer guests but also provide unique amenities and experiences tailored to the community's specific needs and preferences.
Moreover, staying at a gay-friendly hotel in San Francisco is not just about finding a place to repose your he
Gay San Francisco Mid-range Hotels
South of Market district or SoMa, is one of the liveliest and most colourful parts of San Francisco. This area is also home to many gay cultural spots, such as the LGBTQ and Leather Cultural District.
There's an huge gay leather people here, and many gay bars such as The Stud (the US' oldest leather bar) and Powerhouse. In September, Folsom Street turns into huge road parties.
SoMa has something for everyone: the home of The Giants for sports fans, the San Francisco MoMA gallery for art lovers, and several upscale restaurants and nightclubs.
San Francisco Proper Hotel (ex Renoir)
1100 Market Street, Entrance at 45 McAllister,, San Francisco
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LGBT-FRIENDLY HOTEL in San Francisco
Axiom Hotel - An innovative LGBT-Friendly Hotel in San Francisco
If you’re looking for the best choice among LGBT-friendly hotels in San Francisco, your search has ended at Axiom Hotel. Set in the heart of the world's most vibrant gay community, Axiom Hotel delivers both comfort and connectivity with classic and modern elements, enhanced by the latest in innovative technologies for visiting LGBT travelers. From our central location near Union Square, our San Francisco LGBT-friendly hotel provides simple access to the shops, bars and restaurants of the Castro, the performances at the Symphony Hall and Opera House, and the many museums throughout the city. Guests may also elect to embark upon a more meaningful tour of the urban area, visiting sites such as the National AIDS Memorial Grove, Town Hall and Harvey Milk Plaza. Experience turn-of-the-century history with current design and seamless technology at Axiom Hotel.
Nearby LGBT landmarks include:
Castro District, the beating heart of Golden Gate City's gay life
Castro Theatre, a landmark movie palace showing art films, documentaries, and camp classics
Dolores Park, a favorite cit