Book gay welcoming hotels in San Rafael, CA

You’ve done it—you’ve finally set aside some time for a vacation! You’ve been waiting for a long time to embark on this adventure, and we’re here to make sure it’s as exciting, memorable, and comfortable as it should be. All of the best gay hotels in San Rafael are ready to welcome you.

Whether you’re here to dance in the Pride Parade or just want to check out a limited-time art exhibition, your accommodation will ensure you have a warm, welcoming place to rest your head. Do you live to sample the menus at on-site restaurants? We’ve got a hotel for you. Aching to take a dip in the pool after a long day of hiking? Yes, we’ve got that covered as well. From San Rafael gay-friendly hotels in the heart of the city to quiet lodgings further out in the suburbs, you’re bound to find something that appeals to you.

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Hyatt Regency San Francisco

5 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This hotel is very very quiet. I did not hear the neighbors at all. The room was very large with a stunning view on the 17th floor. I stayed over the weekend when the prices were very reasonable, less than $200 a night. The price almost doubled during the week. I discovered this when my flight was cancelled and I wished to extend my stay. The front desk informed me that this was due to the fact that this hotel is a business hotel and they get more customers during the week due to its location in the financial district. The beds were very comfortable and the room was spotless. If you are afraid of heights this might not be the best hotel for you. The elevators are glass, and the hallways overlook an 18 story atrium. The hallways are open to the atrium on one side, so it is almost like walking on a balcony to the rooms. "

A verified traveller stayed at Hyatt Regency San Francisco