6 Gay Hotels in Tacoma, WA — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

Guest reviews confirm this Courtyard by Marriott is LGBTQ+ friendly, making it a welcoming base in downtown Tacoma. The hotel sits in the financial and theater districts, steps from museums, the convention center, and UW-Tacoma. It's also dog-friendly and offers free WiFi. The Bistro serves seasonal fare and signature cocktails. The Cascade Ballroom overlooks an urban park and seats up to 400. Light rail stops nearby for exploring Tacoma Dome and Museum of Glass. For a different vibe, check out the upscale Hotel Murano nearby.

Open daily from 9am to 6pm, Branch Colonial House B&B fits into a relaxed morning or early afternoon in Tacoma's Old Town District. This LGBTQ-owned bed and breakfast offers rooms each decorated in its own historical style, and can accommodate a third guest. The owner, a former Starbucks employee of six years, whips up lattes and cappuccinos for guests. The B&B has a mixed gay/straight clientele and outdoor seating with smoking area. Free WiFi is included. It's a short ride to local clubs and bars. Consider nearby Chinaberry Hill B&B for another historic option.

Most bed and breakfasts lean cozy and quaint, but Geiger Victorian B&B trades that for genuine 1889 mansion grandeur. Hand-painted ceilings, a three-story balustrade, and silk-screened wallpaper set the stage. Each of the three private suites includes a clawfoot tub and luxury linens. A full gourmet breakfast and free WiFi are included. The inn has been featured on HGTV and in Victorian Decorating magazine. The parlor downstairs often hosts guests for an evening drink, keeping the vibe social. It's a mixed-gay-straight crowd, and you're within walking distance of Tacoma's bars and nightlife. Outdoor seating is available when weather permits. The innkeepers specialize in small weddings and Victorian teas, so weekend events can add a festive buzz. Regulars know the DVD library and guest fridge make it easy to settle in. With 19 Yelp reviews and a perfect 5-star average, this place earns its reputation. Coming from out of town? Hotel Murano offers another stylish stay nearby.

Embassy Suites - Tacoma International Airport works best for travelers who want a reliable chain hotel near Sea-Tac Airport without the intimacy of a B&B. It's a family-friendly, mixed gay-straight property with an outdoor seating area, a smoking area, and a swimming pool. Yelp rates it at 2.6 out of 5 from 232 reviews, so expect a no-frills stay. The hotel offers free made-to-order breakfast and a complimentary Evening Reception, plus free WiFi throughout. You're within a mile of The Starfire Soccer Complex and Westfield Southcenter Mall, and about 10 minutes from Boeing and The Museum of Flight. Downtown Seattle is a 20-minute drive. If you're looking for a more upscale alternative nearby, consider Hotel Murano in Tacoma.

Hotel Muraro attracts a mixed gay/straight crowd drawn by its art-filled lobby and modern design. The hotel's collection of world-class art pieces sets it apart from typical chain stays, and every room includes an iPod docking station and free wifi. It's been recognized by Conde Nast Travel. The hotel is dog friendly, so you can bring your pet along. Downtown Tacoma is walkable from the hotel, with museums and dining nearby. Ask the front desk about local art galleries.

St. Helens is home to the Chinaberry Hill B&B, a gay-friendly 1889 Victorian Inn on the National Historic Register. This urban retreat offers private suites with bay views, fireplaces, jetted tubs, and access to a historic garden — one of the earliest landscape gardens in the Pacific Northwest. It's an adults-only space with outdoor seating and a spa-like feel, plus free WiFi. Hearty breakfasts and serious coffee are included. The innkeeper helps guests navigate nearby attractions like Tacoma's Antique Row and waterfront, just a few blocks away. And if you're looking for another option nearby, Hotel Murano offers a different vibe.