Take a dip at Bent Inn Las Vegas — the first LGBTQ+ hotel in Sin City
It's time to get bent in Las Vegas!Bent Inn Las Vegas is the first adults-only boutique hotel in Sin City that's focused on the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, it's gay-owned... so this adorable property is really pushing the gay agenda!In January, Bent Inn will celebrate its one-year anniversary and the hotel features the bare essentials that visitors will love. With 33 rooms, a 24 hour lounge, fabulous menu, and gorgeous pool and hot tub, Bent Inn is carefully crafted to offer LGBTQ+ travelers and allies everything needed for an enjoyable stay.Located off The Strip and steps away from Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas, husbands and owners Mark Hunter and Greg Kafka brought a taste of Palm Springs to the Las Vegas desert.Personally, my favorite touch that Bent Inn offers is the mid-century inspired custom pulp fiction artwork that features plenty of hilarious and stimulating images scattered throughout the rooms and lounge. See on Instagram Bent Inn has also integrated itself well within the small, but mighty LGBTQ+ community found in Las Vegas.Throughout the summer, the property throws pool parties for the public as part of their Splash Back summer series that kicked off back in April.Featuring go-go dancers, delicious drinks, and mingling opportunities with tourists and locals alike, Bent Inn is offering a safe space for members of the queer community in Vegas to expand their chosen family.Plus, the property has weekly events that tourists and locals can attend including karaoke nights, kink parties, and watch parties for new episodes of RuPaul's Drag Race.As someone who quite literally came out in Las Vegas and has seen the community grow in the past few years, it warms my heart seeing places like Bent Inn make their mark. Queer people work in nearly every position onsite, so you'll quickly feel at home the second you walk through the door.Don't miss your opportunity to get bent in Sin City! Visit the official website for Bent Inn Las Vegas and book your stay today.
It's time to get bent in Las Vegas!
Bent Inn Las Vegas is the first adults-only boutique hotel in Sin City that's focused on the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, it's gay-owned... so this adorable property is really pushing the gay agenda!
In January, Bent Inn will celebrate its one-year anniversary and the hotel features the bare essentials that visitors will love. With 33 rooms, a 24 hour lounge, fabulous menu, and gorgeous pool and hot tub, Bent Inn is carefully crafted to offer LGBTQ+ travelers and allies everything needed for an enjoyable stay.
Located off The Strip and steps away from Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas, husbands and owners Mark Hunter and Greg Kafka brought a taste of Palm Springs to the Las Vegas desert.
Personally, my favorite touch that Bent Inn offers is the mid-century inspired custom pulp fiction artwork that features plenty of hilarious and stimulating images scattered throughout the rooms and lounge.
Bent Inn has also integrated itself well within the small, but mighty LGBTQ+ community found in Las Vegas.
Throughout the summer, the property throws pool parties for the public as part of their Splash Back summer series that kicked off back in April.
Featuring go-go dancers, delicious drinks, and mingling opportunities with tourists and locals alike, Bent Inn is offering a safe space for members of the queer community in Vegas to expand their chosen family.
Plus, the property has weekly events that tourists and locals can attend including karaoke nights, kink parties, and watch parties for new episodes of RuPaul's Drag Race.
As someone who quite literally came out in Las Vegas and has seen the community grow in the past few years, it warms my heart seeing places like Bent Inn make their mark. Queer people work in nearly every position onsite, so you'll quickly feel at home the second you walk through the door.
Don't miss your opportunity to get bent in Sin City! Visit the official website for Bent Inn Las Vegas and book your stay today.
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