Here are the hotels that welcome gay travelers in the Caribbean.
The Caribbean is a dream vacation spot with turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and world-class luxury hotels. However, choosing the right accommodation is key to ensuring a truly memorable and inclusive experience. While many islands in the region are big tourist magnets, some islands and hotels are more gay-friendly than others.
We work closely with the top luxury hotels in the Caribbean that welcome gay travelers. You can expect a very warm welcome when you arrive, and even honeymoon perks if you’re planning a romantic Caribbean getaway.
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The Cotton House – Mustique
The Cotton House, located on the exclusive Grenadine island of Mustique, is a renowned boutique hotel surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. As Mustique’s only full-service hotel, it blends colonial charm with modern luxury, offering guests access to the island’s activities and amenities.
Originally a cotton warehouse, this iconic building was transformed into a social hub by Oliver Messel in 1968 and remains the heart of the island. Today, it combines a relaxed island atmosphere with world-class facilities, catering to discerning travelers seeking privacy and sophistication.
The hotel features 17 elegant villa-style accommodations, including a two-bedroom residence with a private butler, pool, and outdoor gazebo, as well as deluxe seafront rooms and garden suites with plunge pools or verandas. Rooms are styled with a plantation aesthetic, offering private patios or terraces for enjoying the views. The Garden Cottages, in particular, provide a cozy retreat with king-size beds, walk-in showers, and spacious verandas.
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O:live Boutique Hotel – Puerto Rico
A longstanding favorite with Out Of Office travelers, this boutique hotel in the heart of San Juan’s Condado neighborhood offers a luxurious Mediterranean-inspired escape in Puerto Rico. It’s an adults-only boutique property part of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
The hotel features a range of stylishly designed rooms, each inspired by the Mediterranean region. Expect handpicked decor, private terraces with lagoon or city views, and indulgent rainfall showers. Gay travelers will appreciate the hotel’s inclusive ethos and proximity to San Juan’s LGBT+ scene. The infinity pool is also a big draw.
The Ritz-Carlton – Aruba
The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, located on the shores of Palm Beach, is a luxurious hotel on one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful islands. This five-star resort combines Ritz-Carlton luxury with an Aruban twist.
The resort features spacious, well-appointed rooms and suites, all with private balconies or terraces offering breathtaking ocean or island views. Rooms are if the standard you’d expect from Ritz-Carlton, with plush bedding and marble bathrooms. Expect world-class service from the concierge team and staff members whishing around on scooters handing out cocktails.
Cap Juluca, A Belmond Hotel, Anguilla
Far and away one of the best hotels in the Caribbean (some would say the best), Cap Juluca takes luxury to the next level. This hotel attracts A-listers and people with very big budgets. Cap Juluca has Greco-Moorish-style villas housing spacious rooms and suites, some with private pools. It’s just a short stroll from your suite to the warm, crystal waters of the Caribbean Sea. This hotel overlooks Maundays Bay, giving you one of the best views of Anguilla.
