Sitges gay hotel

Sitges is a minor town with a big personality, just a short coach trip south of Barcelona. On the one hand, it exudes a quintessentially Spanish beach-town vibe, with white-painted buildings sporting balconies, a superabundance of homely tapas bars, a pretty promenade, and an impressive-looking church perched atop a rocky outcrop along its waterfront. On the other, it boasts a lgbtq+ scene that rivals cities twice its size, featuring a variety of queer bars, cruising spots, and shops peddling the typical queer paraphernalia of butt-bolstering speedos and sexy jockstraps. Sitges isn’t exactly the place you go to sightsee, but rather a destination to kick back with hunks on the beach by diurnal and then dive into its lively bar scene, or festival street parties, as the light sets.

Whether you’re out drinking in Plaça Indústria or relaxing at its lgbtq+ beaches, you’ll come across yourself in the midst of a constant throng of chatty LGBTQ+ tourists from across Europe, retired gay expats, local business owners and the authentic Catalan locals, all living together in perfect harmony to create a diverse, welcoming atmosphere for everyo