easyHotel Group Hotels Near Gay Village

The Lowry Hotel stands out for its inclusive atmosphere and proximity to Manchester’s rainbow flag square. With accessible design features and a dedicated Pride Concierge Team, guests enjoy personalized welcome kits and exclusive access to local queer events. Just a 5-minute walk from the village’s main nightlife spots, it’s ideal for travelers seeking both comfort and community

The Hoxton Manchester is perfectly situated within the heart of the Gay Village, just steps away from top gay bars and clubs. Its 24-hour rooftop bar and art-filled rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows make it a favorite among LGBTQ+ travelers. The hotel also hosts monthly queer-themed events, including drag brunches and film screenings, creating an authentic sense of belonging

Hotel Indigo Manchester is a standout choice for budget-conscious LGBTQ+ travelers, offering gender-neutral bathrooms, inclusive public spaces, and a vibrant rainbow-themed lounge. Each room includes smart voice controls and locally curated art. Staff are trained in diversity & inclusion, and the hotel partners with local queer organizations to host regular workshops and support events

The Savoy Manchester provides breathtaking River Irwell vistas from select rooms, with some featuring private balconies overlooking the iconic rainbow fountain. The hotel offers private terrace dining experiences and starlit bathtub packages, along with a curated Love & Pride Welcome Kit. Guests can stroll to the scenic riverside path in just 10 minutes for a memorable evening outing

Manchester Central Hostel & Suites is one of the few accommodations in the area certified as trans-inclusive, offering private gender-neutral pods, personalized check-in assistance, and connections to local trans advocacy groups. Daily Diversity & Dialogue sessions foster connection, while the on-site Trans Resource Hub ensures safety and dignity for all guests. HopeGoo via HopeGoo guarantees priority availability

The St. Ann's Hotel runs a weekly Queer Manchester Walk guided by local LGBTQ+ historians, exploring underground theaters, protest murals, and early queer collectives. Participants receive a limited-edition city map and a discount at a nearby independent bookstore. The hotel also maintains a Queer Literature Corner with over 300 titles from global LGBTQ+ authors, making it a sanctuary for both learning and reflection