Gay Hotel Taipei

Gs Gay Hotel is the first (and so far, the only) gay hotel in Taipei. It offers dorms and private accommodation with either en-suite or shared bathrooms. Rooms are on the smaller side, with simple, modern decor, and everything is clean and very well-maintained. It’s a great place to stay if you want to meet other gay travelers, and it even has its own small sauna and steam room. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the local gay scene, and most gay bars and clubs in town are easily reached on the MRT. Gs Gay Hotel is one of the most booked gay hotels in Taipei.

This fashionable boutique hotel is located a short 5-minute walk from the Red House gayborhood in old-fashioned Ximending. The decor is rich and extravagant, with neon lighting, vintage furnishings, velvet curtains, and lots of marble and dark wood. The rooms are comfortable and relaxing, with high-quality amenities like large spa bathrooms and B&O or Bose sound systems – the VIP rooms even come with a living area and full-sized fridge.

Featuring some of the coolest decor around, Hotel PaPa Whale stands up to its quirky name with a memorable nautical and industrial theme. The rooms are lovely, with stylish contemporary design blended with more homey elements. The hotpot breakfast may be nontraditional for some guests but is absolutely delicious, and the staff are awesome. Hotel PaPa Whale is located in Ximending, surrounded by cool shops and cafes, and the Red House gayborhood is just a 10-minute walk away.

Located less than a minute’s walk from Ximen MRT station and around the block from the Red House, WESTGATE Hotel is very much at the heart of Taipei’s gay area. Modern, clean, well-maintained rooms with polished contemporary decor come in several sizes, including spacious triples and quadruples. There’s a good breakfast buffet with a range of Western and Chinese options, and other facilities include a small, basic gym and a self-serve laundry.

This hotel sits directly across from the Red House theater, making it a popular budget gay hotel in Taipei. Ximen MRT station is just down the street, meaning you can easily connect with the rest of the city. It offers a range of clean, no-frills rooms with modern neutral decor, with several sizes available. There’s not much in the way of facilities, but it’s great value for money.

Burgary Hotel is one of the closest hotels to the Red House gayborhood, making it a popular gay-friendly hotel in Taipei. This exceptional location also places it a short walk from Ximen MRT, as well as all the other attractions of Ximending. It’s no-frills but modern, with attractive rooms and comfortable furnishings – the hot tub rooms are especially awesome. There’s an on-site restaurant which serves a tasty (albeit limited) breakfast.

Like its sister hotel, inhouse Boutique is located in the bustling historical shopping district of Ximending, just a super-short walk from the gay bars. The style is a bit more understated, with a cool industrial vintage feel and warm, welcoming rooms. You’ll find a comfy bed and a big bathroom in every room, with the higher categories being particularly spacious. A tasty cooked breakfast is served every morning at the cafe, which is a nice, relaxed place to work or chill out.

This cool and contemporary Ximending hotel offers minimalist rooms with a fun, youthful vibe and every comfort you need. These include a smart TV, free coffee and Taiwanese tea, rain showers, organic cotton linens, local, sustainable bathroom amenities, and even a complimentary pair of flip-flops. The Loft room, in particular, is a great choice for groups of four. The hotel also has a top-notch international restaurant and a pleasant lobby, both of which are great for working and relaxing.

The Sheraton Grand is a long-established luxury gay-friendly hotel in Taipei, located about a 10-minute walk from several gay bars and clubs like Goldfish, GAB, and ROOM. The Red House gay area is a short hop away on the Bannan line. The hotel features a luxe blend of Western and Chinese design, with spacious rooms in tastefully understated decor. The facilities are world-class, especially the large gym and freeform rooftop pool. There are 9 dining options on-site, all of them outstanding.

Tango Inn features sleek, contemporary monochrome interiors, with simple but stylish rooms. These are relatively small, but comfortable and well-designed, with high-quality branded amenities. The balcony room is a particularly nice option, as is the penthouse, which has more natural light. A selection of tasty snacks is available from the lounge instead of a traditional breakfast, and light bites are available throughout the day. Guests also have access to self-serve laundry facilities. The hotel location and sleek desing makes Tango Inn a very popular budget gay hotel in Taipei.

Hotel Puri is located a couple of minutes’ walk from both Ximen MRT station and the Red House gay bars. It offers a range of clean, tidy, and spacious rooms, with doubles, triples, and quadruples available. Facilities are limited, but the staff is lovely and the value for money is excellent.

This friendly little hotel has both private and dorm rooms available, all featuring simple contemporary decor with cute wall art and illustrations. The dorms can sleep up to 5 people, meaning groups of friends can easily book a dorm room to themselves. That said, the private rooms are extremely comfortable and spacious too, especially the hot tub suite. A varied and tasty breakfast is available every morning.

Meander Taipei is a great-looking hostel located in the middle of Ximending. All the rooms feature contemporary minimalist decor in a relaxing blend of pine, white, and touches of green. Both dorms and private rooms are available, so there’s something for every budget. The Quadruple room, with four bunks, is perfect for friends, while the Deluxe Double with freestanding tub is a treat for couples. There’s a friendly, sociable vibe throughout, aided by the big and fun communal areas.

This Art’otel is located less than 5 minutes from the Red House and features chic minimalist decor throughout. The monochrome rooms are impeccably maintained and extremely comfortable, with nice amenities like a capsule coffee machine in everyone. There are rooms for every budget, from a compact windowless option to airy Garden or Street View doubles. There’s a shared kitchen for those who like to cook while on the go.

Located a short walk from Taipei station and under 15 minutes from the Red House theater, this is a modern and stylish budget option. The design throughout the hotel is fun and colorful, but with an understated contemporary feel. Double and quadruple rooms are available, all spacious and well-appointed – even the standard windowless rooms are extremely comfortable. The hotel offers free self-serve laundry services and there’s a cute cafe area downstairs selling snacks and drinks 24/7.