Even though NYC’s Pride, one of the World’s Biggest Pride Parades, takes place in Manhattan, Brooklyn saw the Brooklyn Liberation March in 2020. What’s more, Brooklyn hosts some of the most major LGBTQ+ events in the city. Most of the gay bars in the borough lie in the happening Williamsburg neighborhood. These range from stunning boutique hotels to larger brands with gay-friendly outposts the world over. That’s why so many gay travelers to the city are now seeking out gay friendly hotels in Brooklyn to stay for witnessing the hipster-led LGBTQ renaissance in full swing in the historic borough.
NYC is considered one of the world’s greatest gay-friendly cities, but few know that it’s Brooklyn that has always been at the epicenter. And while Manhattan may walk away with all the glory, it’s the beguiling borough of Brooklyn that’s quietly but steadily coming into its own. For many years now, New York City has seemed like a vortex – the very center of the world.
