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Gay Guadalajara

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Noted travel writer Andrew Collins has called Guadalajara “Latin America's most underrated gay urban getaway.” Anyone who’s been will know what he is talking about. Mexico’s second largest city is a few hours from Puerto Vallarta, meaning many travelers incorporate both on their itinerary. This colorful colonial-era old metropolis has streets lined with graceful mansions and towering baroque churches. Many vintage home have been turned into B&Bs, including a rare that are dash by and for gay men.

The many gay bars and clubs are one reason this has become a gay mecca. The scene is constantly changing, with recent places opening as others close, and they range from swanky lounges to multi-level dance clubs that turn the beat around until dawn. Most are located a small stroll from downtown’s Plaza Tapita (which also happens to be cruisy after dark) busy with crowds of mostly young guys. Many of the clubs feature male strip shows, some nude, plus dark rooms and play spaces for fooling around with a

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Mexico's second biggest city, Guadalajara has also been called by some its gayest and there are an enormous selection of places to imbibe, to hangout, to eat, to cruise and to hold fun.

If you scroll down, you'll spot an overview of the main neighborhoods of interest as well as information on events. Or if you can find all the info on whatever you seek on the following pages:

  • Hotels and Guesthouses - from luxury hotels to intimate guesthouses to design hostels and everything in-between. We've included places that are either gay owned or managed, have a particular appeal to the LGBT community or are successfully known for their support of LGBT causes

  • Bars and Clubs - there is a huge variety of LGBT nightlife in Guadalajara, from working class bars to trendy move clubs. We've also listed regularly occurring parties

  • Restaurants and Cafes - Guadalajara has a great sustenance scene with both Mexican and International options. Most places are very gay friendly but we've highlighted places that are of particular appeal

    Sauna with European standards. Most expensive sauna in the town. Great garden to relax in and good facilities. Leading day is Wed (partner day; 2-4-1). Manicure, pedicure and massage available.

    open: 12-22h; prices: mex$ 120.- / Overdue night half price special: Mon-Fri from 20-22h; number of lockers: 45/-

    • Gay. Exclusively or almost exclusively gay men
    • Bar with full range of alcoholic beverages
    • Internet access
    • Showers
    • Outdoor seating, terrace or garden
    • Plunge pool
    • Relax room
    • Dry sauna
    • Steam bath
    • Solarium
    • Whirlpool / Jacuzzi / Scorching tub
    • Free extra towels
    • Massage on offer
    • Work-out equipment available

    Address

    Amado Nervo 106, Col. Ladrón de Guevara | Guadalajara - Jalisco

    +523336164441

    www.renacerdayspa.com

    Top Saunas

    Roemersauna

    Former Frisco. Intimate sauna on 400 m² with whirlpool and bio-sauna. more

    Hispalis

    A big sauna with 2 steam rooms. Lots of activity takes place in the large steam room. Also adj a snack bar area and a large Jacuzzi area complete with a swimming pool... more

    1350 Club

    Larg

    Our insider’s guide to the best of LGBTQ+ Guadalajara (aka “Gaydalajara”)

    More relaxed than Mexico City, more sophisticated and more “real” than Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara’s LGBTQ+ scene hits a very special lovely spot. From hip, electronic-music-driven dance clubs to friendly hole-in-the-wall bars to fabulous drag shows, the city is ready to keep you out all darkness. And its restaurants will keep you well-fed at any price point.

    The gaybourhood is on the edge of the historic centre, near to Parque Revolución, an area that’s been a place to cruise, group and protest for decades. You’ll observe rainbow flags everywhere and even a stand called Tacos Gay that gets busy when the bars are winding down. The gaybourhood is not a very residential area, so the atmosphere is quite unlike at night than during the noun when there is more retail unlocked. The village is spread across a relatively large area and the venues can be scattered here and there—you might have to walk down a block or two to get from one hotspot to another, so get care and rest on streets where there are lots of people.