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Gay-Friendly Hotels in Richmond
Richmond doesn't have a dedicated gay hotel, but its hotels are broadly welcoming to LGBTQ+ travelers, and several sit within easy reach of the downtown bars on Grace Street. Whether you want boutique design, historic charm or a dependable chain, Richmond has a comfortable base for your stay.
Quirk Hotel
A stylish, art-filled boutique hotel on West Broad Street in the Arts District, Quirk is a local favorite for its rooftop bar, in-house gallery and central location — a short walk or ride from the Grace Street bars.
Linden Row Inn
This historic downtown inn on East Franklin Street occupies a row of antebellum townhouses with a garden courtyard, offering old-Richmond charm within walking distance of downtown nightlife.
The Commonwealth
A boutique all-suite hotel in a landmark building on Bank Street near Capitol Square, The Commonwealth pairs a great downtown location with a relaxed, upscale feel.
Moxy Richmond Downtown & Hilton Richmond Downtown
For reliable, contemporary downtown stays, the playful Moxy (East Franklin St) and the full-service Hilton (East Broad St) both put you within walking distance of Barcode, Godfrey's and the city's restaurants.
Neighborhood Tips
Staying downtown keeps you closest to the gay bars and the GRTC Pulse transit line. For a slower, more residential feel, look at bed-and-breakfasts and inns in the Fan District, an elegant, walkable neighborhood popular with LGBTQ+ Richmonders. Carytown, home to the lesbian bar Babe's, is also a pleasant, welcoming area to stay near.
