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Brother Hotel

Brother Hotel

Hotel/Accommodation

The Brother Hotel is a very gay-friendly four-star property with a team that is used to dealing with LGBTQ travelers and welcomes you openly. It's right next to Nanjing Fuxing MRT Station, just a stone's throw from Taipei Arena, so you can explore the huge city with ease. Several popular restaurants in the house round off the stay.

Gay-friendlyDirectly at the MRIRestaurants in the houseFood
Cho Hotel

Cho Hotel

Hotel/Accommodation · Ximending

Cho Hotel is arguably the most popular address for gay travelers in Taipei. You'll be staying in the middle of bustling Ximending, just a few minutes' walk from the Red House, which is surrounded by the city's gay bars. This stylish, affordable boutique hotel is within walking distance of Ximen MRT Station, so you can easily explore all of Taipei. The team is warm and very used to queer guests.

Gay-popularBoutiqueCentralAround Ximen MRTOutdoor seating

Gay hotels and gay-friendly accommodations in Taipei are best looked for where the nightlife takes place, i.e. around Ximending and the Wanhua district with the Red House. From here, the bars are within walking distance, and the Ximen metro station will take you to the rest of the city in a few minutes. The neighborhood is lively, full of shops and street food. Accordingly, there are many hotels in all price ranges, from simple mid-range houses to larger houses with more comfort.

But you are not committed to Ximending. Taipei is generally open about queer travelers, and no one looks askance when two men book a double room. If you are looking for more peace and quiet or a more central location for sightseeing, you are also in good hands around the main train station or in the modern Xinyi district with the skyscraper Taipei 101 and take the metro quickly to the scene. The choice depends on what you have in mind: Ximending is the most practical for long nights, while another part of the city is often worthwhile for temples, markets and viewpoints. Plan early if your visit falls during Taipei Pride in October, as many houses fill up quickly. The following selection will help you find the location and house for your stay.