Gay friendly accommodation

Colson House (Brighton)

This uniquely themed small hotel in Brighton – Britain’s official gay capital – is dedicated to screen icons of the 20th century with each room devoted to a dazzling big-screen heart-throb. A Grade 2 listed Regency building, Colson House combines excellent service and value for money, with fun and romance. 

It’s centrally located to everything Brighton is famous for: The Royal Pavilion, the seafront and the pier are literally minutes away. And as you’ll be situated in Kemp Town, you’ll be close to cosy pubs, top-class restaurants and coffee shops, great shopping opportunities, trendy bars and of course Brighton's hugely famous gay village.

Colson House (www.colsonhouse.co.uk)
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Courtfield Hotel (Cardiff)

This beautifully converted Victorian town-house hotel is the longest established gay hotel in Cardiff. Set in a charming tree-lined conservation area, the hotel is within easy walking distance of Cardiff Castle and all the city centre attractions including its fabulous gay scene.

The hotel is over 100 years old and still retains many of its original features. With its spacious lounge area and well-stocked friendly bar, you can relax and enjoy a romantic drink together before heading out to explore this magnificent city.

Courtfield Hotel (www.courtfieldhotel.com)
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The Scotsman Hotel (Edinburgh)

Edinburgh is an incredibly romantic city, rich in history and culture, yet modern and lively. The Scotsman Hotel is situated on the historic North Bridge, one minute's stroll from both Princes Street and the Royal Mile, so you’re ideally located to discover this exciting capital. 

From the modern interpretation of a traditional hotel drawing room, to the immaculate replicas of the Versailles' chandeliers in the breakfast room, this incredible five-star hotel combines luxury with style and design that is sure to captivate you both. 

The Scotsman (www.thescotsmanhotel.co.uk)
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The Malmaison (Glasgow)

This stunningly converted 19th century Greek Orthodox church provides an impressive backdrop for your romantic jaunt. According to local history, for much of the 19th century this church was one of Glasgow’s most fashionable places to worship, and according to the Malmaison, ‘it still is if you worship style, passion and flair!’ 

Ornate wrought ironwork on the staircase and the spherical chandelier create a dramatic and unforgettable entrance. Located in the heart of the city, it’s the place to stay, always alive with guests and locals enjoying the new Champagne Bar and Brasserie in the atmospheric vaulted basement. 

The Malmaison (www.malmaison.com)
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One Aldwych (London)

This fantastic luxury hotel is ideally located in the centre of Covent Garden, just a stone’s throw from London’s West End, Soho and loads of world-class museums, galleries and attractions. 

The hotel itself is truly 5-star, boasting brilliant contemporary interiors, original works of art in every room, cutting edge technology, two fabulous restaurants, swimming pool and luxurious private screening room. And the fresh flowers delivered to your room daily, add that essential touch of romance. 

One Aldwych (www.onealdwych.co.uk)
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Alias Hotel (Manchester)

Alias describes itself as ‘funkier than the average’ hotel. Each room is individually designed with sumptuous beds, monsoon showers and 20th century art on the walls providing the perfect private retreat. And if you get a bit peckish, Café Paradiso serves an inspired menu in a relaxed atmosphere.

By night, the hotel’s Basement bar is a great place to see and be seen. Take to the dance floor with music from a live DJ, or watch from a booth sharing mezze food and cocktails. And of course you’ll find yourselves near the famous Canal Street and Manchester’s hugely popular gay scene. 

Alias Hotel (www.aliashotels.com)
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Hedgefield House Hotel (Newcastle)

Hedgefield House, a Georgian Mansion standing in four acres of fabulous wooded gardens, has a colourful history. In 1804 it was the first home in Britain to have a telephone installed, and in 1877 Alexander Graham Bell made the first experimental telephone call from the drawing room to a local coal mine.

Hedgefield House has a great friendly atmosphere and is situated on the edge of the stunning Northumbrian Countryside, four miles from Newcastle City Centre and only a short distance from the River Tyne and the Hadrian’s Wall walk. Perfect for a romantic evening stroll.

Hedgefield House Hotel (www.hedgefieldhouse.co.uk )
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Radisson Edwardian Hotels (various cities)

Radisson Edwardian is a collection of luxury hotels located in the heart of many of England’s great cities, including ten central London locations. Indulge in the comfort and luxury of these exquisite city centre hotels, all located right in the heart of the action, and take advantage of their extensive offers. Stay at the weekend and receive an exclusive booklet full of great offers, including trips to the Natural History Museum and the Tate Modern or Britain in London, or the Lowry and Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. 

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Wherever you decide to stay you’re guaranteed a fabulously fun getaway. Eat good food, meet great people and dance the night away, all without needing to leave your hotel.