Gay London · Luxury Hotels

Located in Soho on Shaftesbury Avenue, just a 2-minute walk from gay bars The Village, Rupert Street, The YARD, this value-for-money hotel is ideal for if you want to be close to all the action.

Guest rooms feature all the essentials including satellite TV and free WiFi. The hotel has its own restaurant and bar, but there is an endless choice of cafés and restaurants just moments away.

The utterly cool W London has a stunning location in the heart of London’s West End, just moments from The Yard, VILLAGE Bar and other gay bars in Soho. Hooking up would be much easier if you dropped the W into the conversation.

The funky, modern rooms have an innovative design that maximises the use of space and feature all the usual W amenities. We love the signature feather top mattress and cutting-edge technology.

Don’t forget to check out the hotel bars – great destinations of their own.

ME London is located in the former Marconi House where BBC made its first broadcast in 1922. A stunning glass and stone extension was added, and the building was transformed into a luxury hotel. The rooftop bar is also something worth checking out.

Individually styled guest rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies with city views, soundproofing, climate control, media hubs, Nespresso coffee machine, fabulous beds and large luxurious bathrooms.

Nearby, there’s a huge range of shops and restaurants in Covent Garden and some of the best theatres. A 10-minute walk can get you to Soho gay bars, Pleasuredrome sauna which is just across the river in Waterloo and G-A-Y @ Heaven etc. The Vauxhall gay village can be reached by taxi in about 15 minutes.

Overlooking the River Thames and just minutes from Trafalgar Square and Theatreland, Corinthia Hotel London lies in the very heart of the capital. The immaculately restored Victorian facade, elegant lobbies, high ceilings and spectacular views are complemented by spacious bedrooms, suites and spectacular penthouses.

The hotel also features two elegant restaurants, Kerridge’s Bar & Grill is a relaxed British brasserie-style dining room and The Northall is a European restaurant with a focus on fish and seafood. The flagship ESPA Life at Corinthia is quite simply a revolution in Spa, offering a fully integrated approach to wellbeing over four floors. Features include an extensive Thermal Floor, 24-hour BodySPace fitness and Daniel Galvin Hair Studio.

It does not get much better than this in central London. This default hotel of choice for many A-List celebrities is located in a surprisingly quiet street in the middle of Soho. The Village and YARD gay bar are just moments away.

The Soho boasts both style and substance with elegant rooms and suites, all with large bathrooms and super comfy beds. A well-equipped gym, chic cocktail bar, fabulous restaurant and impressive concierge make The Soho stand out from the pack.

Hotel glamour at its best. This landmark Regency building has been transformed into a stunning boutique hotel by the same team that developed The Soho Hotel.

Check into one of the individually-styled bedrooms and suites, sip a cocktail in the stylish bar and take dip in the fabulous 19-metre swimming pool.

The Haymarket is in the heart of the theatre district and just a few minutes’ walk from the Soho gay bars. Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden and the shops on Regent and Oxford Street are all within walking distance.

There is a good chance that even the most regular visitor to London will not have heard of Hazlitt’s. Comprised of interconnecting historic Georgian houses just off Soho Square, most of the hotel’s business is from personal recommendation.

Hazlitt’s philosophy is to offer exceptional hospitality and a friendly, efficient service. If you need a few strings pulled to book a table or ticket to a show, they will try their best to get what you want.

The stunning guest rooms are adorned with pictures and antiques, as well as air conditioner, free WiFi and LCD TV. Hazlitt’s is across the road from the stylish CIRCA Soho gay bar and not much further from all the gay bars in Soho.

It is impossible not to be impressed by the fabulous Sofitel St James. This former bank building has English Heritage Grade II listed status and an enviable position on Pall Mall.

Walk north up Waterloo Place and in just a couple of minutes you will be in the Soho gay district. Walk south, across Pall Mall, and you will be looking towards Buckingham Place.

The combination of British design with the elegant French styling works very well. We love the richly-decorated, sophisticated state-of-the-art guest rooms & suites. The hotel has a fabulous spa, a gym, and free WiFi for all.

This luxury London hotel is located within a building that used to be a court house, just a few minutes’ walk from the Soho and steps from Sweatbox Sauna, one of London’s most popular gay saunas.

Shopping queens will love being close to the boutiques on Carnaby Street and nearby Regents and Oxford Street (two of the best shopping areas in London).

Fine dining, a fantastic bar, rooftop terrace, indoor pool and well-equipped gym all add to the appeal. The ground floor bar is very interesting as it was the jail area. Today, you can sip a cocktail in your own private cell.

Just a 5-minute walk from the Soho gay village, the ultra-chic Covent Garden Hotel is surrounded by fine restaurants, boutiques and nightlife.

Guest rooms feature free WiFi, flat screen TV and fully stocked minibar. Many rooms have views over London’s rooftops.

The hotel has a superb restaurant, stylish bar, fabulous spa and a gym, although the nearby Soho Gyms  has a lot more eye candy, or the equally close The Stable sauna offers more fun.