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Rome Hotel Guide - LGBT-Friendly Hotels in Rome, New York

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Top Rome LGBT-Friendly Hotels

Frequently asked questions

Searching for an LGBTQ-friendly hotel in Rome?
Consider this your open invitation to pack your bags and find gay-friendly hotels in Rome on Expedia. Discover the people, places and traditions found only in Rome.
What is the favourite LGBTQ-friendly accommodation in Rome?
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Rome is a top LGBTQ-friendly hotel that features free breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Hampton Inn Rome is another good choice for your stay.
How many LGBTQ-friendly accommodation options are there in Rome?
There are currently 2 gay-friendly hotels in Rome.
What are the top places to visit in Rome?
During your trip, get out and enjoy everything Rome has to offer. You and your travelling companions may want to visit Fort Stanwix, Erie Canal Village and Erie Canalway Trail. While you’re here, create some great memories of your trip with stops at Rome Historical Society & Museum, Capitol Theatre and Delta Lake State Park.
What is a gay-friendly hotel in Rome?
LGBTQ-friendly hotels welcome all travellers who identify as LGBTQIA+. You’ll find a selection of LGBTQ-friendly accommodation options on our site. In Rome, these hotels operate in a spirit of inclusiveness, prioritising a diverse environment in which guests are welcomed, respected and not obliged to declare or hide their sexual orientation.
What can I expect from LGBTQ-friendly accommodation in Rome?
Stay at a gay-friendly hotel in Rome and get a warm welcome from a community you belong to. Some of Expedia’s LGBTQ-friendly hotels go the extra mile and offer concierge services that provide information about nearby LGBTQ restaurants and local events.