5 Gay Hotels in Greensboro, NC — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

Unlike most chain hotels, the Biltmore Greensboro Hotel is a 1903 relic that began life as a corporate office for the Cone Export and Commission Company. It was one of the first buildings in Greensboro wired for electricity and plumbing, and its original 1920s unmanned elevator still operates today. The 26-room hotel was redesigned in the late '60s by interior designer Otto Zenke, who gave the lobby an English hunting club feel with walnut paneling and hunting scenes. Rooms have a homey touch with four-poster beds. You'll find free wifi, and the staff prides itself on being empowered to handle any situation. The hotel is in Downtown Greensboro, close to local spots. Note that Yelp lists this venue as possibly permanently closed, so confirm before planning a visit.

You might expect a boutique hotel to feel either chain-generic or overly formal. The JH Adams Inn, a Trademark Collection by Wyndham, splits the difference: it's a gorgeous mansion inn with historic charm, but it's also part of a major hospitality group, so you get reliable amenities like free Wi-Fi and 24/7 front desk service. The hotel is located in Uptowne High Point, and houses an upscale casual restaurant and premier event venue. Rooms are lovely and the service is top-notch, according to past guests. While it's a bit far from nightlife options, the inn is a good choice for ceremonies or a quiet weekend. If you're looking for a more lively scene, O.Henry Hotel is another option in High Point, though it offers a different vibe.

You'll find a mix of business travelers and couples looking for a romantic getaway here. This elegant hotel, named after Greensboro's famous short story writer O. Henry, is 100% employee-owned and operated by Quaintance-Weaver Restaurants & Hotels. Oversized guestrooms and afternoon tea are part of the experience. The adjacent Green Valley Grill serves seasonal fare with European flair. The pool is a nice spot to unwind. If you want a different option nearby, the Biltmore Greensboro Hotel is just a short walk away, offering a more intimate bed-and-breakfast vibe. Free WiFi is included. The lobby features a commissioned portrait of O. Henry from 1998.

This hotel in Greater Greensboro is open 24/7, making it a reliable choice for any travel schedule. The rooms are spacious and extremely clean, as noted in its existing description, and the price is reasonable for the value. Free wifi and a swimming pool add to the convenience. You'll find the location central between downtown Greensboro and the airport, which is useful whether you're in town for business or leisure. If you're looking for an alternative, the O.Henry Hotel is also nearby and has a different vibe.

In the Greater Greensboro area, the Clarion Pointe Greensboro Airport is a budget-friendly hotel near Piedmont Triad International Airport. It offers free airport transportation and a seasonal outdoor pool, making it a practical choice for travelers passing through. The hotel is pet-friendly, which adds convenience for those with animals. However, its Yelp rating sits at 2.5 out of 5 from 17 reviews, so expectations should be measured. You'll find the hotel close to other area lodgings like the O.Henry Hotel, but the Clarion Pointe's appeal is its low cost rather than luxury. Check-in details and breakfast options aren't confirmed, so it's best to call ahead. The pool is a seasonal bonus, though it's not open year-round.