4 Gay Hotels in Milford, PA — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

In the Pocono Mountains, Rainbow Mountain Resort Hotel sits on 25 acres with a mix of buildings dating back to 1906 and the 1940s. This LGBT-friendly resort has been welcoming guests since 1981. It's not fancy — rooms vary from large kings to a smaller option called "the little guy." On site you'll find a restaurant, several bars, a dance club, and a karaoke lounge. Yelp reviews average 2.6 out of 5 from 128 reviews, but note that some visitors enjoy the bar and club. If you're staying nearby, Dimmick Inn is another option in the area. Free wifi is confirmed.

You'll find a friendly, come-as-you-are crowd at Harrington House, a Victorian B&B on Milford's main strip. The innkeeper Adriane runs the place solo, cooking hearty breakfasts and offering local tips. With five working fireplaces and a wrap-around porch, it feels like a home. Rooms all have private baths and king or queen beds. The inn opened in 2008 (it was previously the Hattree Inn). Snacks and coffee are available all day. Outdoor activities in the Delaware Water Highlands are an easy drive from here. If you want a lively bar scene nearby, try the Dimmick Inn just down the street.

A restored 1852 hotel that once hosted Mae West and several presidents now operates as a dog-friendly LGBTQ-owned getaway. Hotel Fauchere is a Relais & Chateaux property in Milford, PA, owned by longtime activist Sean Strub. It serves as the hub of the town's gay nightlife, hosting two parties per month. The vibe is mixed gay-straight, with outdoor seating and a celebrated Sunday brunch. The hotel offers a fine dining room, a stylish bar, and a private back porch and garden. In-room check-in is arranged before arrival. For a casual bite, head next door to 403 Broad. If you're exploring nearby, the Dimmick Inn is also a local stop. It's short and evocative.

Right on Main Street in Milford, the Dimmick Inn is a historic lodging that's been running for over 200 years. Rooms are simple and some have shared bathrooms. Since new owners took over, the focus has shifted to the pub downstairs, which serves steak and seafood. It's a casual, dog-friendly spot with a full bar and free WiFi. The inn takes reservations and offers outdoor seating when the weather cooperates. It's a straightforward choice if you want a historic building and don't need luxury. Consider Hotel Fauchere if you're after a more upscale experience nearby. Yelp rating is 3.5 from 317 reviews, so temper expectations.