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Hotels in San Francisco

The key addresses in San Francisco — verified and regularly updated. Clicking takes you straight to the location page.

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Beck's Motor Lodge

Beck's Motor Lodge

Hotel/Accommodation · The Castro

The most iconic address in the Castro: The retro Beck's Motor Lodge is located in the middle of Market Street, right in the heart of San Francisco's gayborhood. From the sun deck on the first floor you can look out over the hustle and bustle of the scene, and there is free parking on top - a real rarity in this area. Bars, restaurants and nightlife are right on the doorstep.

Gay-popularSun deckFree parkingWi-FiOutdoor seating
Parker Guest House

Parker Guest House

Hotel/Accommodation

The city's most popular LGBTQ-run home: Two restored Edwardian mansions with garden courtyards combine to create San Francisco's most romantic queer overnight stay. You can expect a hearty breakfast, evening wine rounds in the garden and a steam bath. The location between Castro, Mission and Noe Valley is ideal for exploring the scene on foot.

LGBTQ-LedBreakfast includedGardenSteam bathWine evenings

Gay hotels and gay-friendly accommodations in San Francisco are most conveniently located in and around the Castro, the neighborhood with the most bars, cafes, and queer addresses. From here you can quickly be in the middle of the scene and reach the rest of the city via the Muni Metro station on Market Street without long changes. However, the Castro is more of a residential district with a manageable range of hotels, which is why many travelers also book in the neighboring neighborhoods or further downtown and get into the action with short trips.

San Francisco is considered one of the most open cities in the world, and queer guests are naturally welcome in most establishments, even outside the Castro. If you look at the price, you should compare different areas, because the city is expensive overall and the location often makes the biggest difference. Accommodation near a metro or bus line is practical, because the city with its hills can only be accessed on foot to a limited extent. If your visit coincides with San Francisco Pride, plan early: In 2026, the parade will pass through Market Street on Sunday, June 28, and around this weekend, the central houses fill up quickly. The following selection will help you find the right location for your stay.