LGBTQ Welcoming Hotels in Grand County

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A rustic building with a stone facade, a wooden door with the number 813, and an American flag.

Grand Lake

A large lake with clear blue water, surrounded by mountains and sparse vegetation.

Granby

A mountain range with a lake reflecting the scenery, including a small village and a prominent peak.

Fraser

Find Peace of Mind in Recommended Gay-Friendly Grand County Hotels

Grand County gay resorts and hotels welcome you with open arms and are focused on meeting the travel concerns and expectations of the LGBTQIA community.

Diversity is celebrated in these gay-and-lesbian-welcoming hotels, where you can relax and enjoy your well-deserved vacation. You’ll find LGBTQ-friendly hotels in Grand County to suit any budget with a variety of styles, amenities and room configurations.

If you're just browsing right now, be sure to also check out our Orbitz Pride portal page for lots of info and advice on hotels and resorts in the most popular LGBTQ travel destinations.

Choose a hotel with character
From old-world landmarks to low-key boutique hotels, Grand County has gay-friendly accommodations for any travel style. You can stay in the thick of things close to downtown, or look for secluded hotels offering plush amenities and stunning views.

Just looking for a place to lay your head? Or are you after a hotel where you can enjoy drinks at the bar, take a swim, and workout? There are also a range of hotels known for their rooftop bars, cocktail lounges, or gourmet restaurants. Take your pick!

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"First of all, the views from the balcony of the penthouse were spectacular! Truly breathtaking. But the room itself had some serious design issues. First of all, the elevator did not work the entire duration of our stay. The last step to the penthouse is hard to see and if you miss one, you could fall down half a flight of stairs. While there is plenty of seating for dining in the penthouse (maybe 12 chairs at 2 tables), the bed situation and the bathroom situation need improvement. There is only one bathroom with a door. The other bathroom opens up to the bedroom. This is really inconvenient. Why not put a door on the bathroom?? Also, I didn't look closely at the bed situation because the listing said 6 beds and we were 4 adults, so I didn't think there would be a problem. But there are only 2 real beds. The others include 2 cots in a lofted space with a seriously vaulted ceiling (good for maybe under 10 year olds), one sofa bed in the main living area and one Murphy bed (also in the main living area) -- so only 2 useable beds, to be honest. The entire space needs a deep cleaning. I know this is cabincore, but the vents in the bathroom were frankly disgusting. All this being said, we did enjoy staying with you, but I feel like for the price, this didn't live up to my expectations."

A verified traveler stayed at The Gateway Inn

Posted 5 hours ago