Gay Bars & LGBTQ+ Venues in West Hollywood, CA — Page 7

You'll find sound-proof rooms here, a blessing so close to LAX. The free shuttle runs every 15 minutes. This Courtyard by Marriott is a mixed-gay-straight, family-friendly spot with moderate rates. It's straightforward, functional, and popular with business travelers. The hotel is open 24/7, confirmed by Yelp. With a 3/5 rating from 223 reviews, it's decent for an overnight layover. It's not flashy, but it's reliable. If you want a more glamorous stay, the W Hollywood might be your speed. Regulars know to book a room facing away from the runway for extra quiet.

One reviewer called Custom Hotel 'more trendy and sleek than you might expect from an airport hotel,' and it lives up to that praise. Located near LAX, this pet-friendly property offers modern rooms, two fitness centers, a swimming pool, and a multi-level sun deck where a live DJ sometimes spins. It's a solid pick for queer travelers who want a stylish, family-friendly base without the West Hollywood price tag. The outdoor seating area and pool provide a relaxing spot between flights. While there's no confirmed breakfast or check-in time listed, the hotel's moderate price tier and outdoor amenities make it a convenient layover or pre-flight stay. If you're heading into the city, The London West Hollywood is worth a visit for its iconic pool scene.

Walking into Edwin Mills, you're hit with exposed brick and dark-stained wood. It's sleek. The vibe is seductive, attracting a young, successful crowd. The Asian fusion menu and designer cocktails draw a mixed gay-straight clientele. A DJ spins at night, adding to the lounge atmosphere. Outdoor seating opens up the space when weather allows. Hours run late on weekends, Saturday until midnight. You'll find this spot in Pasadena, a nice switch from the usual downtown scene. Great for groups, it's a place where you can settle in for the evening.

This boutique hotel suits travelers who want a quiet base near West Hollywood's nightlife without the WeHo price tag. It sits five feet from the Beverly Hills border, with Santa Monica Boulevard just outside. A 10-minute walk gets you to The Abbey, a cornerstone of LA's gay bar scene. The property offers an outdoor pool and outdoor seating, rare for this price tier. The hotel keeps overnight hours, so late returns are no problem. It has 51 photos online but only one review, so you're booking early. For a livelier stay, the W Hollywood is a short drive away.

Not just a coworking space, Second Home Hollywood in Los Angeles frequently transforms into a performance and event venue. With a modern, business-focused design, it hosts music and arts events that draw a diverse crowd. Check their schedule for upcoming shows and gatherings.

Conservatory stands out from other West Hollywood restaurants with its lush, luxurious decor: green and pink dining rooms with gilded edges, and a foliage-filled outdoor area. It serves American-European fusion cuisine for brunch and dinner, plus craft cocktails. Yelp's 4.1-star rating (481 reviews) underscores its popularity, though the platform notes the venue may be permanently closed. Hours vary by day, with weekday lunch and dinner splits. The Sunday hours run 8am to 5pm. For a nearby option, consider MILK for casual treats.

This place is best for travelers who want a historic private club with hotel amenities. The Los Angeles Athletic Club has been operating for 125 years, offering a mix of fitness, dining, and lodging. It has a gym, spa, sauna, yoga, spinning, and pilates, plus squash courts. The vibe is family-friendly with outdoor seating. The hotel runs 24 hours, so you can check in anytime. It's pricier but includes access to all club facilities. For a different downtown vibe, check out the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Los Angeles Downtown.

Hidden Treasures isn't your average thrift shop. It's a curated vintage store focused on festival, rave, and special event gear, with a colorful Woodstock-style exterior that sets the tone. The shop is trans-friendly and draws a mixed gay-straight crowd, offering second-hand clothing, accessories, gay paraphernalia, fetish apparel, and dance wear. You'll find unique pieces for Pride or Burning Man here. Hours are consistent most of the week, with extended Saturday and Sunday hours. The shop has a solid 4.1-star rating on Yelp from 166 reviews. If you're heading to Jet Rag nearby, you can make a day of thrifting in the area. Check Yelp for current hours before you go.

The Ripped Bodice in Culver City has earned a stellar 4.7/5 stars on Yelp from 151 reviews, and it's easy to see why. This independently owned bookstore specializes entirely in romance novels. It's women-led, proudly trans-friendly, and attracts a mixed-gay-straight crowd of readers in their 20s through 40s. The vibe is casual and quiet, perfect for browsing. They're open daily, with extended hours on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays 10am-7pm). The staff is known for being friendly and helpful in finding your next love story. If you're in the area, Candle Delirium nearby is another local gem worth checking out.

GymTonic sets itself apart from other Los Angeles gyms with its focus on both high-end equipment and inclusive relaxation spaces. It's a mixed-gay-straight gym with a sauna and onsite masseurs, catering to those who want a serious workout and recovery in one spot. Studio classes include yoga and spinning, and the vibe is upscale yet casual. This gym is open from 5am to 10pm weekdays, closing earlier on weekends. With a Yelp rating of 4.4 from 46 reviews, locals appreciate the welcoming staff and innovative training techniques. If you're in the area, Equinox West Hollywood is another nearby option for fitness.

A mixed LGBTQ+ crowd fills this sports bar in Los Feliz, where pool tables and outdoor seating balance the TV-lined walls. Trivia night and a monthly lesbian night keep the calendar varied, with DJs spinning across genres. Open daily from noon, with late hours on Friday and Saturday until 2am. It's a casual spot to catch a game or hang with friends, no cover needed most nights.

Expect a young, energetic crowd that mixes locals and visitors at this three-room nightclub. Drag shows, dance parties, and moody lighting define the vibe, with two bars serving some of the better-priced drinks in town. The separate rooms let you switch between dancing and a more casual hangout without leaving. If you're bar-hopping, Micky's Weho is nearby and worth a stop.

A relaxed, welcoming spot where locals and a mixed gay/straight crowd hang out. MIC's West Hollywood keeps things low-key with exposed brick, neon signs, and happy hour every single day. The interior blends old-school charm with a young energy, drawing 20-somethings and 30-somethings after work. It's open until 2am nightly, with Sunday hours starting at 10am.

The crowd here is design-savvy and appreciates modern luxury. This West Hollywood venue spans four showrooms packed with Kartell, Alessi, and Cassina pieces. Contemporary Italian furniture and accessories fill the elegant, sprawling space. It's a place to find statement pieces for any home.

Cycle House, a cycling studio in West Hollywood, is currently closed temporarily according to Yelp; its hours were Mon-Fri 6am-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-2pm at Melrose Ave. When operating, it focused exclusively on spin classes and offered rental shoes, cooling eucalyptus towels, lockers with fresh fruit, and a lounge. The tagline 'Cycling on a grand scale' hints at an immersive workout. Owners should claim this listing to confirm reopening plans. Before visiting, check the venue's hours and status online. Nearby alternatives include Equinox West Hollywood if you're looking for a full gym setup.

Total Tan in West Hollywood is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm, and weekends from 10am to 6pm, making it easy to fit into any day. They offer state-of-the-art tanning beds, UV-Free booths, infrared wraps, and more. With a second location in Marina Del Rey, this spa-style tanning spot has a 4.5-star Yelp rating from over 150 reviews. The vibe is relaxed and professional. You'll find teeth whitening and spray tanning alongside traditional tanning beds. It's a solid option if you're near the WeHo gym scene, like Equinox West Hollywood, and want to top off your look.

What sets Sunset Tower apart from other West Hollywood hotels is its authentic Old Hollywood pedigree: Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, and Frank Sinatra once lived here. Opened in 1929, this historic hotel sits on the Sunset Strip, steps from art galleries and boutiques. Its swimming pool and 24/7 access make it a reliable choice for late-night arrivals or early departures. You'll find the vibe is classic glamour rather than trendy minimalism. Rooms are reportedly well-appointed, and the location puts you near the London West Hollywood for additional dining options. With a 3.9 average from nearly 300 Yelp reviews, it's a solid mid-range pick for travelers who want a dash of Hollywood history.

Kimpton La Peer Hotel sits in West Hollywood's Design District, a setting that sets it apart from other hotels in the area. It's close enough to walk to The Abbey, a major LGBTQ+ nightlife spot. The hotel has a swimming pool, though its status is uncertain: Yelp suggests it may be permanently closed. For travelers prioritizing location over luxury, this Kimpton offers a quiet enclave steps from Melrose Avenue. We recommend confirming current operations before booking, as its availability isn't guaranteed.

Rocco's WeHo is a fast-casual restaurant and nightclub co-owned by NSYNC's Lance Bass, featuring 200 seats of indoor and outdoor dining in West Hollywood. It serves American comfort food like pizza, seafood, and sandwiches, with a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd spanning 20-somethings to 40-somethings. The venue has a casual vibe, outdoor seating, and live entertainment. However, Yelp data indicates it may be permanently closed. Hours are 3pm-2am most days, with earlier weekend openings at noon, but current status may vary.

Nightingale Plaza is the place for spotting famous faces while dancing to live entertainment. Friday nights bring EVITA, touted as WeHo's best LGBTQ+ party, drawing a lively mixed crowd of 20-somethings and 30-somethings. Drag shows and go-go boys add to the high-energy club atmosphere. The venue opens late (11pm) and runs until 2am on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Yelp indicates it may be permanently closed, so check before heading out. If you're nearby, The Abbey Food & Bar is another popular WeHo spot for a drink.

LA's original and only gay sports bar is GYM Bar WeHo, a national favorite that landed in West Hollywood. It's casual, lively, and draws a mixed-age crowd of locals and visitors for games, happy hour, and American comfort food like burgers and sandwiches. The outdoor seating makes it easy to catch a game or just people-watch. Open until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays, it's a solid choice for an after-work drink or a late-night bite. If you're hopping between venues, places like Micky's Weho are nearby for another round.

It's a laid-back crowd of sushi lovers and industry folks who know Robata JINYA on 3rd Street is one of West Hollywood's best-kept secrets. The sushi is mindbogglingly good, yet the place flies under the radar. You'll find classic Japanese dishes and a full cocktail bar, earning it a solid 4.1 stars on Yelp from nearly 1500 reviews. The vibe is unfussy and welcoming, perfect for a casual dinner or a solo lunch at the bar. The menu highlights robata-grilled items alongside sushi, but regulars know the omakase is where the chef shines. It's open daily from noon, with later hours on weeknights until 10:30pm. No reservations are needed for the bar, but tables fill up fast on weekends. If you're in the mood for something sweet after, Porto's Bakery and Cafe is a short drive away for Cuban pastries.

This thrift shop is managed by the National Council of Jewish Women, with proceeds supporting their community programs. It's a mixed-gay-straight spot near Melrose and Fairfax in West Hollywood, offering second-hand clothing, accessories, and furniture. The window displays mix street style with designer finds. You'll find standard pricing for a thrift store, open daily from 10am. Fridays and Saturdays close an hour later at 7pm. The shop is women-led, so you're supporting a good cause while you browse.

Jet Rag is open daily from 11am to 7:30pm, with $1 Sunday deals that draw crowds to this iconic Los Angeles thrift store. Straddling the border of Hollywood and WeHo, it's a trans-friendly spot where everyone hunts for vintage clothing and accessories. The store has a budget price tier and a casual vibe. If you're nearby, Urban Pet is a good stop for pet supplies. Go early on Sundays to snag the best finds.

Or Bar opens at 10am daily, making it one of the few West Hollywood cocktail lounges that works for both a morning coffee and a late-night drink. This lesbian-owned, women-led spot brings an upscale yet relaxed vibe to Weho, with a granite wrap-around bar and a schedule that includes live entertainment and cabaret. The menu covers coffee by day and expertly crafted cocktails by night, so you can settle in for an after-work happy hour or stay through the evening. It’s trans-friendly and draws a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd, including plenty of 20-somethings. For a full night out, Micky's Weho is nearby and easy to add to your plans.

In West Hollywood's nightlife corridor, this Art Deco-inspired spot reimagines a 1920s supper club for today. Delilah serves American, European, and fusion dishes alongside seafood, with live performances and bottle service in a dressed-up lounge setting. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 6:30pm until 2am, it draws a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd of all ages. The upscale vibe means most people dress for the occasion, and reservations are wise on weekends. Many visitors start at The Abbey Food & Bar, then head here for dinner and dancing.

The pool at Hotel Ziggy is always going with a live DJ, food, and plenty of sunbathing. This boutique hotel sits right on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, offering a hip but relaxing vibe. The crowd is a mix of 20-somethings and 30-somethings, LGBTQ+ and straight. It's casual and outdoor-focused, with a gym and pizza available. Hotel Ziggy operates 24 hours a day on paper, but you'll want to check specific check-in times. The location puts you near other iconic spots like the Chateau Marmont if you're looking for a change of scenery.

Casa Madera West Hollywood stands out among gay-friendly restaurants in the city for its Riviera Maya-inspired fine dining in a romantic, upscale setting. The crowd is mixed gay and straight, mostly 30-somethings to 50-somethings, creating a sophisticated yet inclusive vibe. Dishes blend Mexican and Latin-Spanish flavors with expert techniques. The restaurant is open nightly, with weekend hours until midnight. It's ideal for a date night or special celebration. Despite a moderate price tier, the ambiance feels exclusive. If you're in the mood for something more casual, Gracias Madre offers plant-based Mexican nearby.

One Yelp reviewer notes that Sunset Marquis is "beautiful and very secure" which fits its upscale but relaxed vibe. For over 60 years, this West Hollywood hotel has offered villas on nearly 4 acres of lush gardens, plus sprawling suites overlooking an outdoor pool. It's family-friendly with a mixed gay-straight crowd, and you'll find a spa and pet-friendly policy. The property caters to 20-somethings and 30-somethings alike, making it a casual yet upscale choice. The hotel operates 24 hours (confirmed on Yelp) so you can check in anytime. Rooms are pricey at $$$, but the outdoor seating and pool area give it a resort-like feel. Regulars appreciate the blend of luxury and ease—it's a spot where you can unwind before hitting WeHo nightlife. If you want another nearby option, the W Hollywood is also popular with a similar vibe.

Mystery Pier is open daily from 11am to 6pm (Sundays from 12pm to 5pm), making it a convenient stop on the Sunset Strip for book lovers. This shop specializes exclusively in first editions of books both famous and obscure, offering a quiet escape from the street's usual bustle. The space feels like a personal library, with stacks that invite browsing at your own pace. Regulars know to ask the staff for recommendations on hidden gems. It's a mixed crowd here, all ages welcome, and the vibe stays relaxed. If you're thrifting nearby, Jet Rag is another local spot worth a look.