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You travel the world to party and are looking for hotels close to the action and restaurants that are open all night. Nighttime is the right time, and that much-talked-about Super Club is definitely on the itinerary. You sleep in late and wear sunglasses at brunch, even when it is raining.

Latest community reviews

The Cloakroom

Hong Kong, Hong Kong
1 review
2 years ago

/ Hong Kong

The Cloakroom Lounge is a trendy, up and coming lesbian bar and lounge located in Hong Kong's retail capital, Causeway Bay. This new bar is surrounded by luxury malls and department stores, which makes it perfect for a drink after a shopping trip or a late-night cocktail.
Scott Patterson

Sacramento, United States
6 reviews
3 years ago

/ Washington DC

My first time taking my pants off in a bar. Not my last though!
Tyr

Sebastopol, United States
5 reviews
1 useful review
3 years ago

/ Sitges

In what gay world does a gay hotel not allow a guest to have a visitor to his room --- at any time. It was like a convent. Decent breakfast though and centrally located.
Tyr

Sebastopol, United States
5 reviews
1 useful review
3 years ago

/ Sitges

horrible, little dank bar
BosGuy

Boston, United States
20 reviews
3 years ago

/ Provincetown

This is my favorite wine shop in town. They also have some great snacks and cheese that you can pick up to accompany that perfect bottle of wine (beer or liquor).
BosGuy

Boston, United States
20 reviews
3 years ago

/ Provincetown

Don't know what to do but you love to people watch? Make time to stroll up and down Commercial Street. The best time (in my opinion) to do this is when people are heading to the Boatslip Tea Dance or just as it is ending - the people watching is amazing. You can also find a favorite perch to watch the ...
BosGuy

Boston, United States
20 reviews
3 years ago

/ Provincetown

Race Point is another beach in Provincetown that has lots of parking. Located on the other side of Route 6 (near the Ptown airport) you can get there by car or (my preferred mode) bike. There also happen to be amazing bike paths that run along this beach. Just a heads up that in recent years this is the ...
BosGuy

Boston, United States
20 reviews
3 years ago

/ Provincetown

This is my favorite beach despite all the pebbles and rocks, because of the views and how few people come out this way. The only caveat is it can be very windy because you're so exposed. I like to rent a kayak to get out to this beach then after kayak over to the Red Inn for a cold beer and oysters but ...
BosGuy

Boston, United States
20 reviews
3 years ago

/ Provincetown

Herring Cove Beach is probably the most popular beach in Provincetown, but I prefer the "Boy's Beach" which you can get to by walking south along the beach. Hiking though the sand you'll initially see a lot of families and lesbians but as you get more remote you'll start to see more guys and fewer bathing ...

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