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Washington, D.C. has a history of being one of the country’s most welcoming, vibrant, diverse, LGBTQ+ amiable destinations, and The Darcy is proud to persist that culture of inclusivity. The hotel is located just minutes from Dupont Circle, historically the city’s center of LGBTQ+ identity. Our gay-friendly hotel is a perfect base for Pride Month celebrations, weddings, weekend getaways, staycations, and everything in between.

The Darcy is a strong supporter of local Washington, D.C. Pride celebrations, including Capital Pride, held at the end of spring each year. Join us in celebrating the city’s Gay community with entertainment, tune, food, drinks, and knowledge. This event is family-friendly, free, and open to all. The city also hosts one of the nation’s first and largest Black LGBTQ+ Pride events — Black Pride D.C. — held during Memorial Day Weekend.

If you’re visiting Washington, D.C for an event or a relaxing getaway, then take a look at our latest special offers and start planning your stay.

The Darcy Hotel is Gay Travel Approved 2023!



Mid-Range Gay Washington DC Hotels

  • Actively works with TravelGay.com and our team
  • Owner or manager who is Diverse or LGBTQ-friendly
  • Members of the LGBTQ+ society are accepted
  • A friendly and welcoming environment
  • A seamless experience for LGBTQ+ customers
  • Find out more about TG Approved.
  • Actively works with TravelGay.com and our team
  • Owner or manager who is Gay or LGBTQ-friendly
  • Members of the LGBTQ+ collective are accepted
  • A friendly and welcoming environment
  • A seamless experience for LGBTQ+ customers
  • Find out more about TG Approved.
Why this hotel? Superb location. Wonderful for sightseeing, dining and gay scene.

Situated in the heart of Washington DC's  bustling gay district, the Dupont Circle Hotel offers comfy rooms, great primary location and alert staff.

Guest rooms feature flat screen TV, free WiFi, iPod dock and large windows. The hotel is residence to an upmarket French restaurant and a bar, or you can check out other local dining options nearby.

The Pembroke is a glamorous bar and restaurant that is on site at the Dupont Circle. Already in a central location, the Dupont is a perfect spot for visiting various restaurants. However, with The Pembroke

Washington DC Hotel Near Pride Events

"Free to Fly" PRIDE Suite

WorldPride is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Washington DC this, and to honor the milestone event, National Pride Month, and our engagement to the LGBTQ+ community, we’ve debuted an eclectic, limited-edition “Free To Fly” Suite.

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Constructed to represent love, transformation and inclusivity by Local Artist, Michelle Ison, the suite is decked out in whimsical and vibrant florals, a rainbow butterfly wall mural installation, a bedazzled Spin scooter and $10 daily rideshare credit, and complimentary welcome beverages and snacks from SuperGay Spirits and The Capital Candy Jar to kick-off the good (ahem, rainbow) vibes. Bookable Now – October 11, 2025 to coincide with National Coming Out Diurnal.

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Brunch With Pride

A celebration of inclusivity featuring a full brunch menu, unlimited mimosa options, specialty cocktails, live DJ, outdoor games, and products from vendors in our Queer Market. This event has passed. Unite us next year!

Tiny Zaps x Pride

In partnership with the NYC tattoo shop, Tiny Zaps guests can get a complimentary ‘tiny tattoo’ by a professional tattoo a

Gay Washington DC – the best male lover hotels, bars, clubs & more

Washington, D.C., the heartbeat of American democracy, pulses with history, influence, and inspiration. Majestic monuments rise against the skyline: the towering Washington Monument, the dignified Lincoln Memorial, and the iconic U.S. Capitol. Cherry blossoms blanket the Tidal Basin each spring, and surprisingly bohemian neighborhoods like Georgetown buzz with countercultural power and multiculturalism.

Even though it is top known as the home of the federal government and the capital capital of the Combined States, it also has plenty to offer tourists—LGBTQ+ or otherwise. Washington, D.C., is of course full of museums and monuments sure to appeal to the American history buff in all of us, but there are also oddities like the National Zoo, house to legendary animal characters such as the panda Bei Bei, and a gay scene establish alight by the recent World Celebration event held there. Festivals are commonplace, with celebrations ranging from Chinese Novel Year events to the National Cherry Blossom Festival to the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Washington, D.C., is somewhere you have to check in in your lifetime—no matter who might b