Answer 1 of 5: I booked a stay at J Mex Hotel & Spa and found out that is a Love Hotel. I will be gog wh my partner. I have read that most love hotels turn away gay men. Has anyone heard if this tablishment turn away gay upl? If so, I may need...
Contents:
- GAY AND GAY-IENDLY HOTELS TOKYO
- GAY FRIENDLY LOVE HOTEL? - TOKYO FOM
- JAPAN'S 'LOVE HOTELS' ACCED OF ANTI-GAY DISCRIMATN
GAY AND GAY-IENDLY HOTELS TOKYO
From private rooms and apartments to LGBTQ-iendly hotels, you have the optn to stay the heart of gay districts as well as other neighborhoods the plac you vis. A loft Soho, a shared room Barcelona or the Castro, a gay-iendly hotel Le Marais or Chelsea, experience misterb&b all gay travel statns! Knowg about the mored homophobia we were on our bt behavr and left the room nearly spotls.
GAY FRIENDLY LOVE HOTEL? - TOKYO FOM
In May this year, at the height of the ronavis’s first wave, two gay men livg together Amagasaki, wtern Japan, thought they would ease the boredom of the untry’s soft lockdown wh a vis to a love hotel, where upl pay for short stays to have rather than the reee time they had anticipated, the uple, their mid-30s, did not even get as far as the door to their room. But this time the language was overtly homophobic. “Gay men don’t e the facili properly, ” the female receptnist reportedly told them, whout explanatn.
While Japan’s thoands of love hotels wele lns of heterosexual upl search of the privacy and timacy nied them at home, gay upl say they are routely turned away.
JAPAN'S 'LOVE HOTELS' ACCED OF ANTI-GAY DISCRIMATN
Dpe risg awarens of LGBT rights, Japan is the only G7 untry that do not regnise same-sex marriag, and much of the untry’s multibilln-dollar love hotel dtry accepts only heterosexual Ishikawa, Japan’s first openly gay MP, timated that of 143 love hotels Tokyo’s Toshima ward, where he began his reer as an assembly member, 30 refed entry to same-sex expectatn that they will be rejected means many gay men have e to regard love hotels as off-lims, acrdg to one member of Tokyo’s LGBT muny, who told the Guardian: “Nothg dampens the prospect of a romantic eveng out more than a homophobic hotel policy.