• Downtown location opposite Plaza Libertad.
• On main Calle Florida shopping precinct
• Double or twin rooms with air-conditioning and en-suite.
• Restaurant and bar.

Blessed with one of the worlds most beautiful natural harbours, Sidneysiders have graced it with two amazing structures – the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Just so you don’t miss all this, the harbour ferries, forming an integral part of the city transport system, offer spectacular close-up views.

Add in superb all year weather and an environment where same sex couples can walk down the street holding hands and no-one bats an eyelid!

• All-suite hotel on corner of Wentworth and Goulborn streets.
• Just minutes from Oxford Street, Darling Harbour and Circular Quay.
• Studio, 1 and 2 bed apartments.
• Rooftop gymnasium
• Street level cafe

This, the most popular of all Indonesian islands for tourists, boasts many natural attractions including mile upon mile of sandy beaches (many are well-known amongst surfers), picturesque rice terraces, towering active volcanoes over 3,000 metres (10,000 ft.) high, fast flowing rivers, deep ravines, pristine crater lakes, sacred caves, and lush tropical forests full of exotic wildlife.

For the gay or lesbian traveller, there is the usual mix of gay owned bars, restaurants, massage parlours and shops, perhaps rather less discreet than in years gone by. We will provide you with a short guide to help you on your way.

• Just 7 villas in private grounds 100m from beach.
• In-villa private dining or walk to nearby world class restaurants.
• King size rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
• Complimentary gourmet breakfast and afternoon tea service.
• Complimentary 15 minute airport transfer.

The place to be gay and bohemian or so said The Age – one of Australia quality daily newspapers on 30 October 2002. With its vibrant street culture, gay community and population of artists, actors and musicians, Melbourne leads Australia with 8.8% of couples same sex – higher even than San Francisco with 5.4%.However, a quick look through BNews – the Melbourne lesbian and gay newspaper, simply confirms that here there is plenty of action not only on the stage but also in the bars and clubs. These are mainly located in two neighbourhoods, Fitzroy a short walk from our Adelphi Hotel.

• Small boutique hotel converted from a former cloth warehouse.
• Located in a quite street in the centre of the city.
• Easy walking to Arts Centre, Fitroy bars, clubs and restaurants.
• Kingsize or twin queen-sized bedrooms with Ensuite.
• Roof top bar and terraces overlooking the rooftops and spires of the city.
• Glass bottomed lap swimming pool extending out over street.
• Café/lounge and award winning restaurant.