16 Gay Hotels in Ogunquit, ME — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

Admiral's Inn is best suited for those seeking a large, mixed-gay-straight resort atmosphere in Ogunquit. It was formerly known as Bally's and claims to be the biggest gay resort in the U.S., though a staff member reported 56 rooms across three buildings, not the nearly 100 often mentioned. The property includes a restaurant, lounge, health club, sauna, and even an elevator. The vibe is less focused on gay exclusivity; during one visit, most guests were straight couples and families. The inn has newly renovated rooms with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, granite countertops, and some suites with jacuzzis or fireplaces. The pool is small but has an adults-only area, and the jacuzzi can fit about eight people. Getting to town on foot is not realistic; it's a long walk. The Yelp rating is 2.9, and some reviews note it feels like a Motel 6. A nearby alternative is The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit.

Abalonia is best suited for couples or small groups of friends who want a relaxed, service-focused resort right in the middle of Ogunquit. The property dates back to the early 1800s, originally owned by the Maxwell family (involved in shipbuilding and the rum/molasses trade with Cuba). Owner Ken, who previously ran a 77-room inn, scaled back to focus on Abalonia's personalized service and repeat guests. Amenities include free WiFi, a heated salt water pool, and a fire pit for evening gatherings. Guests consistently praise the front desk staff and the spotless cleanliness. The location puts you within walking distance of clubs and restaurants, making it a convenient base for exploring town. Regulars love unwinding by the pool after a day out. The fire pit is a popular spot to meet other guests. For a similar walkable option, consider The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit just down the street.

This friendly gay B&B is best for LGBTQ+ travelers who want a clean, walkable base in Ogunquit's village centre. The Ogunquit Beach Inn has welcomed guests from around the world since 1997. Each room has unique decor, and regulars love treats like homemade banana bread. It's a five-minute walk to the beach and less than a block to nightlife and restaurants. You can park your car and walk everywhere. Breakfast is included daily. The Knotty Pine Room gets top marks from returning guests. Rooms start at $129 during season. If you're looking for another nearby option, The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit is also in the village.

The stairs feel like they belong in a cozy murder mystery, with creaky wooden steps that could lead to Jessica Fletcher herself. Moon Over Maine is a bed-and-breakfast just one block from Ogunquit's main drag and the ocean. Each room has its own bathroom. Continental breakfast, local and long distance calls are all included in the room price. A separate guest house is available for weekly rental. Free WiFi keeps you connected. The owner gets high marks for friendliness. This B&B attracts a loyal following, including travelers who opt for gay resorts in other destinations but choose Moon Over Maine when in Ogunquit.

Yellow Monkey Guest House & Motel is open 24 hours daily, making it a flexible option for any arrival time in Ogunquit. This guesthouse offers a clean, comfortable room with sink, closet, and cable TV, plus a continental breakfast for guests. It's dog friendly and has free wifi. The motel is within walking distance to the beach, shops, and restaurants. If you're looking for other options nearby, you might consider The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit. Note that Yelp listings suggest this venue may be permanently closed, so confirm current status before booking.

You'll find a mix of repeat guests and first-time visitors at Two Village Square, a 17-room bed and breakfast with ocean views. The inn has a pool, hot tub, and a full breakfast each morning, plus a wine hour in the afternoon where guests socialize. It's a small, friendly place known for its exceptional service. Pets and kids aren't mentioned, so check ahead if either is in your plans. The inn has free wifi, and rooms with ocean views are popular, though some guests note the property could use updates. If you want more options nearby, The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit is another gay-friendly stay in town. Find hours and contact info.

Groups of gay travelers and budget-minded beachgoers fill the Betty Doon Motor Hotel, a family-run spot in the middle of Ogunquit's gay village. The pine-paneled rooms feel like a Maine summer camp, with compact showers and creaky floorboards that add character. It's a short walk to the beach and within steps of local shops and bars. Rick the owner keeps things casual and clean. The hotel opened before 1941 as a restaurant, later converted into 21 rooms, suites, and apartments. Rooms 5-9 sit above a store, so early risers will hear floorboards creaking by 8 am. Free WiFi and parking come standard. Rates stay budget-friendly, though some may find the dated setup less luxurious. Check the office hours before arriving, as front desk closes earlier on Fridays.

The guests at The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit are in a great mood. That is because this pet-friendly bed and breakfast is run by attentive gay hosts. The property has ten newly renovated rooms, some with fireplaces. The barn suites offer every amenity. It's a popular spot and often booked, so plan ahead. You'll find free WiFi throughout. The inn is open 24/7, confirmed by Yelp. This is a perfect base for exploring Ogunquit. For another great stay, consider Abalonia.

Unlike most hotels in Ogunquit, InnSeason Resorts The Falls at Ogunquit offers vacation ownership-style suites rather than standard rooms. Each of the seventy-seven luxury suites includes a separate bedroom with a whirlpool spa, a living room with a fireplace, a sleeper sofa, and a limited kitchenette. Built in 1994 as New England's first branded vacation ownership development, it provides free WiFi and an indoor heated pool. The resort is about a mile from Perkins Cove and downtown, making it easy to walk to dining and shopping. One recent guest praised the indoor pool and the bedroom whirlpool tub. It's a solid choice if you want more space and amenities than a typical hotel room. Nearby, The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit offers another option in town.

You might expect a bed and breakfast to feel like someone's spare room, but the Beauport Inn is something else entirely. It's the only lesbian owned B&B in Ogunquit, set on a private 9 acres that feel a world away from the crowds. The owners, led by Ellen whose background is in food chemistry and restaurant ownership, serve gourmet made-to-order breakfasts that rival any local restaurant. The inn looks like a European countryside mansion, yet it's just a mile from the center of town — an easy walk, drive, or bike ride. There's a pool, hot tub, and indoor steam room for unwinding. The atmosphere is upscale yet down-to-earth. Regulars know to ask Ellen for her blueberry pancakes; they're outrageously delicious. If you're looking for a peaceful retreat that's still close to Ogunquit's action, this is it.

Unlike typical coastal motels, Twenty Shore Guest Suites offers a 'Beach Chic' style with modern updates. The location is ideal, literally the center of town and steps to the beach and Marginal Way. This pet-friendly hotel welcomes families and a mixed gay-straight crowd. Yelp ratings average 3/5 from 2 reviews. Ogunquit's main attractions are within walking distance. Nearby, The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit is another option. Note that hours and amenities are not confirmed, so check ahead for specifics.

Expect a quiet, homey vibe at this Victorian bed & breakfast set in a former schoolhouse from the late 1800s. The Ogunquit Inn has been owner-operated since 2004, and the innkeeper lives on-site. You're a five-minute walk from Ogunquit Beach and the Village Center, making it easy to explore dining and nightlife. The building's history as the village's first school adds character. Continental breakfast is included in the room rate, and free WiFi is available. The inn is open daily, with slightly longer hours on weekends. It's a no-frills option for travelers who value a central location and a personal touch over luxury amenities.

The crowd here is a mix of LGBTQ+ travelers and allies looking for a relaxed, welcoming stay in Ogunquit. This bed & breakfast offers outdoor seating for enjoying the coastal air, with a moderate price range that makes it accessible. It's a popular choice for those seeking a classic New England resort vibe in a gay-friendly town.

You might expect a B&B to be all floral wallpaper and doilies. Scotch Hill Inn in Ogunquit is different: it's a clean, modern space where the highlight is a secluded patio surrounded by greenery. The vibe is mixed gay-straight, welcoming travelers, couples, and solo adventurers. Breakfast is included, and there's free WiFi throughout. The inn keeps things simple but comfortable. It's a moderate price point for Ogunquit, and the outdoor seating area is where guests tend to linger with a glass of wine. If you're looking for a B&B that's about relaxation rather than frills, this is your spot. The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit is another option nearby if you want to compare.

This bed & breakfast suits travelers who want quiet and nature without sacrificing access to Ogunquit's attractions. Set on 22 acres of conservation land, the restored farmhouse overlooks the Ogunquit River as it flows into the ocean. It's close enough that you can take the trolley one stop to town. Each of the five rooms offers a private retreat. The property is adults-only, so expect a peaceful stay. Free wifi is available. If you're looking for a social scene, you might prefer The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit, which is more centrally located. Note that this venue may be permanently closed, so confirm before booking.

B3 Bourne Bed and Breakfast is open daily from 8am to 9pm, making it easy to fit into any Ogunquit itinerary. This Victorian farmhouse B&B has been welcoming guests since 1995, with a focus on creating a homey atmosphere for a diverse clientele. The owner, who brings over 20 years of local hospitality experience, emphasizes inclusivity for all, including LGBTQ travelers. The inn has seven rooms and offers free WiFi. Its location in the heart of Ogunquit puts you close to local attractions. You might also consider The Gazebo Inn Ogunquit, another nearby option for gay travelers.