Gay Bars & LGBTQ+ Venues in Baltimore, MD — Page 2

A side disco room sets this cocktail lounge apart, offering dancing alongside burgers and craft cocktails. The Royal Blue serves American fare including vegan options and pretzel bites, with a bar that draws a mixed-age crowd from 20s to 40s. Weekly drink and food specials run alongside events like Wednesday bingo and dance parties. Happy hour brings an after-work energy, while the disco room keeps the night going late on Fridays and Saturdays.

This isn't a typical boutique hotel — it's a nine-room bed-and-breakfast with a lush garden, set in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood. The mix of gay and straight guests, plus a family-friendly tag, makes it feel more like a welcoming home than a hotel. Historic elegance meets personal service here, with each room offering a cozy retreat. The garden is the standout amenity — perfect for a quiet morning coffee or an evening unwind. Located on Charles St, you're steps from cultural spots and dining. If you want a full-service hotel, the nearby Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown offers more amenities. But for a uniquely intimate stay, this B&B delivers.

Forget what you think of as a standard hotel. The Empire House is a Victorian brownstone boutique property on a quiet tree-lined street in Mount Vernon. It combines historic charm with modern elegance. You're steps from theaters, museums, the symphony, and Baltimore's best nightlife. With just a few rooms and a high Yelp rating (4.7 stars from 10 reviews), it's an intimate alternative to larger chains. It's a solid pick for gay travelers who want proximity to the city's cultural scene without the generic hotel vibe.

Not every gay-friendly spot in Baltimore screams 'party'. The CIVIL leans into low-key sophistication with its 'old school class' tagline and modern design. Shiny hardwood floors and high-top tables set the stage for locals chatting over heaping plates of nachos. The menu blends American staples with Cajun-Creole fusion, making it a solid choice for a casual bite. It's a mixed-gay-straight crowd that feels more like a neighborhood hangout than a scene. Price tier is moderate, so you can relax without watching the tab. Mount Vernon locals know this spot for its good-for-groups vibe and easygoing pace. If you're exploring nearby, Annabelle Lee Tavern offers another queer-friendly option with a different cuisine.

Hampton Inn & Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor is open 24 hours, making it easy to check in anytime during your stay. This downtown hotel offers an indoor pool and fitness center, plus a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Rooms are clean and updated, though basic, with high ceilings for a spacious feel. The location is ideal for exploring the Inner Harbor and its many restaurants. Keep in mind there's no on-site restaurant or room service, but plenty of great dining options are within walking distance. The hotel welcomes a mixed crowd and is family-friendly, making it a solid choice for LGBTQ+ travelers who want a straightforward, well-located base without the frills.

This hotel draws a mixed gay-straight crowd, with a family-friendly vibe and a big dose of sports energy on game days. It's close to the baseball stadium and convention center, making it a practical choice for travelers. The hotel is open 24 hours, confirmed on Yelp. There's also a swimming pool for guests. If you're looking for a more boutique option nearby, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor offers a different atmosphere.

Pier 5 Hotel Baltimore, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, is a waterside property on a pier in the Inner Harbor. Its Art Deco-inspired design and lobby atrium set it apart from nearby chain hotels. The location provides easy access to the aquarium, shopping, and dining. Yelp reviews give it a 2.8 out of 5 across 155 reviews, and the business may be permanently closed. If you're looking for a confirmed-open option, nearby Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor offers a similar boutique feel.

Open from 7am to 9pm daily, this 11-room B&B fits easily into a relaxed getaway. A bountiful breakfast served from a menu each morning sets the tone. The traditionally decorated rooms and outdoor seating create an inviting atmosphere for mixed gay/straight couples. The vibe is more elegant and romantic than party-forward. With a Yelp rating of 4.3 from 45 reviews, regulars praise the charm. If you want a night out, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor offers a different energy. Check hours before visiting.

Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point sits right on the harbor, offering waterfront views and a modern, upscale vibe. The hotel is LGBTQ-friendly and family-friendly, with a mixed crowd of guests. One standout perk: complimentary beer and wine tastings, adding a local touch to your stay. The property is pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along. With 24-hour hours, there's no rush to check in or out. It's a solid pick for a relaxed harbor-side stay in Baltimore.

This spot is perfect for anyone craving vegan desserts in Baltimore, especially if you want something beyond the usual sorbet or dairy-free options. Cajou - A Plant-Based Creamery & Cafe uses cashew milk to create its ice cream, offering flavors you won't find at most shops. It's a BIPOC-owned business with a relaxed, all-ages vibe that attracts a mixed gay and straight crowd. The menu focuses on American-style desserts, so you can expect sweet treats rather than a full meal. Since the cafe's hours aren't listed online, it's a good idea to check their social media before heading over. If you're in the mood for a savory bite too, nearby Annabelle Lee Tavern is a popular option.

If you're into history, ghosts, and a strong drink in a genuinely old bar, this is your spot. The Horse You Came In On Saloon is the last known place Edgar Allan Poe had a drink before his mysterious death in 1849, and the place has been leaning into that macabre legacy ever since. It's a dive bar with live entertainment, a mixed gay-straight crowd, and regulars who range from their 20s to their 50s. The bar opens at 5pm on weeknights, noon on weekends, and stays open until 1:30am except Sunday (closes at 10pm). It's in Fells Point, a historic waterfront neighborhood with plenty of other nightlife options nearby.

You'll find a mixed gay and straight crowd of 30- to 50-somethings at Slainte Irish Pub and Restaurant in Fells Point. The outdoor seating offers a harbor view while you dig into traditional Irish breakfast or a burger. Hours run from 7am to midnight every day. Locals pack the place for its casual, lively vibe and sports bar setup. Dogs are welcome on the patio.

Fells Point is where you'll find this upscale waterfront hotel, surrounded by historic bars and restaurants with harbor views. It's a mixed gay/straight spot that welcomes all ages, pets included. You'll find a swimming pool, spa, and gym on site. The vibe is luxe but not stuffy. Rooms overlook the water, and the outdoor seating is popular for relaxing. If you're exploring Baltimore, the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor is another stylish option nearby. Browse photos and reviews.

Sagamore Pendry Pool Bar is a stunning poolside cocktail bar at the Pendry hotel in Fells Point, welcoming both hotel guests and locals. It features outdoor seating with harbor views and a casual yet upscale atmosphere. The crowd tends to be 30-somethings and 40-somethings, mixed gay-straight, including travelers. This is a great spot for afternoon drinks or a romantic evening. You can enjoy expertly crafted cocktails by the pool. If you're exploring nearby, The Horse You Came In On Saloon is a historic pub worth checking out.

This landmark dive bar in Fells Point stays packed with a mixed gay-straight crowd of 30-somethings to 50-somethings. Nightly live music drives the energy, and the outdoor patio offers a harbor view to go with it. The hours are generous: opens at noon on weekends, stays until 2am Friday and Saturday. It's a no-frills spot where locals hang out. If you're bar hopping, you can also check out The Horse You Came In On Saloon nearby.

Think a standard convention hotel, not a boutique property. Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel offers oversized rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Inner Harbor. It's family-friendly, mixed gay-straight, and sits right next to Harborplace shops and restaurants. The hotel has a swimming pool and moderate price range. You'll find this Downtown just off Light Street. Hours are listed as 24/7. The Yelp rating sits at 3.1/5 with 423 reviews. If you want a different vibe, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor is nearby.

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor is open 24 hours a day, making it easy to come and go at any time. It's a family-friendly hotel just a short walk from the Metro Transit Station and over 250 restaurants and attractions at the Inner Harbor, including the National Aquarium, Baltimore Convention Center, and Orioles Park. The hotel offers a comfortable base for exploring Baltimore. With a 3.1/5 Yelp rating from 111 reviews, it's a budget-friendly option for travelers. For a more upscale stay, consider the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor nearby.

Downtown Baltimore's Kimpton Hotel Monaco Inner Harbor blends historic charm with modern boutique luxury. Housed in a gorgeous historic building, this upscale hotel is pet-friendly, family-friendly, and welcomes a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight crowd of all ages. It's just blocks from the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards, making it a convenient base for exploring Charm City. Guests enjoy 24/7 access to a gym and spa. Regulars appreciate the attentive service and the hotel's relaxed, elegant vibe. Since it's open 24 hours, you can check in anytime. For a pre-game drink or bite, walk over to the nearby Lord Baltimore Hotel or grab a crab cake at the harbor.

Unlike many hotels in Charles Village, the DoubleTree Inn at the Colonnade offers a free shuttle to Johns Hopkins and an indoor swimming pool housed in a glass-domed solarium. Spacious rooms, a family-friendly vibe, and a smoking area make it stand out among mixed-gay-straight hotels in Baltimore. It's also pet-friendly. The hotel is on Bishops Road, near a jogging path for active guests. The indoor pool is a highlight, especially on cooler days. While there's no confirmed breakfast or check-in time, you'll find affordable elegance here without the downtown price tag. See what visitors say.