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Quebec City

Quebec City is the second-largest city in Quebec. It's home to charming architecture and a small but friendly gay scene.

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Boxotel Montreal is a self-contained modern hotel, located an 18-minute walk to the gay village. The hotel prides itself in its sustainability and is a Green Card member. They ensure that all of their produce is local, as well as focusing on under-consumption. 
 
Boxotel has everything that you need; large living spaces, high ceilings and a fully working kitchen. This is a great choice for those that want a more independent hotel stay. 
 
Due to its location near the gay village, it is within a 17-minute walking distance from the very popular <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/bar-renard-montreal/">Bar Renard</a> and <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/cabaret-mado-montreal/">Cabaret Mado</a>.

Boxotel Montreal

The Loden Hotel is a gay-friendly Vancouver hotel, located close to the downtown shopping district. 
 
Each sleek guestroom is equipped with free Wi-Fi and a 42" flat-screen TV. 
 
Luxury amenities fill the hotel, including on-site spa and gourmet restaurant; Tableau Bar Bistro offers French-inspired cuisine in a modern atmosphere. Room services is available 24 hours-a-day. 
 
Guests of the Loden Hotel will also benefit from the on-site fitness centre.

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Loden Vancouver

L'Hermitage Hotel is a gay-friendly Vancouver hotel, offering deluxe accommodations in the downtown area of the city. 
 
Luxury amenities comprise the hotel, including: an outdoor heated salt water lap pool, hot tub, and 24-hour fitness centre. 
 
Comfortable guestrooms include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and iPod docking station. Select rooms offer fireplaces and sofa beds.

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L'Hermitage Hotel

Situated a short walk from Toronto's gay village in the stylish Yorkville district, The Hazelton Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the city.&nbsp;Gay nightlife venues like <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/pegasus-bar-toronto/">Pegasus Bar Toronto</a> are&nbsp;just a short walk away, as well as the rest of Church &amp; Wellesley. This 5-star hotel offers a beauty centre, 24-hour room service and a fully equipped spa.&nbsp;Rooms feature a spa-style bath, and you can also enjoy a meal in the hotel's onsite fine dining restaurant, ONE.

The Hazelton Hotel

Located in the heart of Toronto's entertainment district and close to the gay nightlife, Bisha is one of the best hotels in town. The Harbourfront is just a 15-minute walk away. 
 
Bisha is extremely trendy - one of the floors was designed by Lenny Kravitz (yes, the singer). There are 96 rooms and five stories. You'll find an impressive combination of boutique intimacy and exquisite decor. Black marble, gold and crushed velvet greet you in the lobby as you walk in. It's like an art gallery - or perhaps a pop art gallery. You'll notice Warhol prints and pictures of Grace Jones and Madonna on the walls. 
 
The rooms come with patent-leather sofas, prints and photos on the walls and Nero Marquina marble in the bathrooms. It's very rock-and-roll. You could imagine Grace Jones or Madonna staying here.

Bisha

Set in the heart of the city, The Shangri-La Hotel Toronto offers easy access to Toronto's main sightseeing and retail areas, and is minutes away from Church and Wellesley, the gay village and the harbour front. This soaring glass towers is known for it's unparalleled panoramic views over Toronto's skyline.&nbsp;In terms of facilities, the hotel features free Wi-Fi, a Turkish steam bath and a gym. A restaurant and cocktail bar is onsite, with a full daily breakfast served for guests.

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Shangri-La Hotel Toronto

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Bar St Matthews is a gay bar with mostly a gay-male clientele. There are regular drag shows, particularly on Fridays. It's a good place to meet some locals in a laidback environment. The stage is quite small so the shows are intimate.

Bar St Matthew's

Club ForHom is a gay men-only club in Quebec City. It's close to Sauna Bloc 225 so ideal for a night of mischief. ForHom hosts film nights and some fetish evenings. It's a members club so you'll need to join or be invited by a member. Check out their <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Club-ForHom-116790518673/">Facebook page</a> for more info.

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