British Columbia LGBT Friendly Hotels from CA $303: Book the Right LGBT Friendly Hotels Room in British Columbia, Canada

Change your mind
Book hotels with free cancellation
Treat yourself
Sign in to save 10% or more on thousands of hotels
Sign in
Be picky
Search almost a million properties worldwide

Top Cities in British Columbia

Check availability on British Columbia LGBT Friendly Hotels

Tonight

Tomorrow

This weekend

Next weekend

Our top choices for British Columbia LGBT-friendly hotels

Premium Studio, 1 King Bed, Patio, Ocean View (Erickson Wing) | Balcony view

Inn at Laurel Point

Inner Harbour

Shannon

CA $327 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 14 - Jun 15

The Sunset Hotel West End

West End

Olivia

CA $364 total

includes taxes & fees

May 24 - May 25

The Burrard

Downtown Vancouver

Halyna

CA $358 total

includes taxes & fees

May 24 - May 25

Sandman Suites Vancouver on Davie

West End

Colin

CA $327 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre

Downtown Vancouver

Qiang

CA $507 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 7 - Jun 8

Best Western Plus Sands

West End

Xuequan

CA $303 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 10 - Jun 11

View all properties

Save an average of 15% on thousands of hotels when you're signed in

Top British Columbia Hotel Reviews

River Rock Casino Resort

8/10 Good

"Not many supper options "

Harrison Hot Springs Resort and Spa

6/10 Okay

"Hotel was clean but dated. Carpets in common areas needs cleaning. Plants in lobby were dead or dying. The pipes squealed when showering. Wooden furniture was visibly worn. Weird wall at the end of the bathtub was a hazard, we both stubbed our toes on it multiple times going into the bathroom. Children were allowed to run down the hallways on our floor and above, which was very noisy (not the hotel’s fault but the point is that sound really travels through walls and ceiling). When checking in, the fellow at the desk upgraded us to a room with a pullout bed without asking if we wanted separate beds. As two women travelling together he would not have known if we were a couple, so it would have been nice to have been asked if that’s what we wanted. It felt a little lesbophobic, and made me wonder how other same sex couples might feel checking in at the hotel. For the record, we aren’t a couple, but I am a member of the LBGTQA+ community and it bothered me that he assumed we would want separate beds because we could have been a couple. Food from the pub was good and hot springs were nice. Bed was comfortable. "