Quito gay map

MIMI Bar Fluido is a warm, inclusive cocktail bar and restaurant in Quito, founded by three friends, Sofía, Penka, and Fernanda, who set out to create a genuinely safe, diverse space for the LGBTIQ+ community. Named after the affectionate word for grandmother, the idea is to feel welcomed and spoiled at grandma's house, where you can be yourself.

Black & White is a popular gay bar in Quito, which is known for karaoke. Round up your mates, and spend an evening singing some ballads in a relaxed and open-minded environment.

Danzatoria, far better known as Kika, is the trendiest gay dance club in Quito, a stylish, tasteful spot near Parque La Carolina where the city's cool kids and fashionistas come to drink and dance. It draws a good-looking, mixed crowd of locals and visitors in their 20s to 40s, with Latino pop and chart hits playing until the early hours and a pre-midnight open-bar deal that pulls people in early.

Radar is located in La Mariscal, the hippest and gayest area of Quito. With its four dancefloors, karaoke area, bar and lounge, it provides a safe entertainment space for LGBTQ folks looking to have a good time in this neighborhood full of bars and restaurants. Radar is open from Wednesday to Saturday, 6pm to 2am.

Tercer Milenio, known to locals simply as "El Hueco," is the largest and longest-running gay club in Quito, a mega-venue near the La Mariscal pink zone. It pulls a genuinely mixed crowd of locals and visitors of all ages, young guys, bears, and fabulous drag and trans performers alike, for drag shows, strong cocktails, and a lively, gets-messier-as-the-night-goes-on atmosphere.

It's Disco, Bitch, so you better werk! Disco Bitch is the place to be on Friday nights to keep on dancin' till the world ends.

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Elegant, modern, equipped and furnished apartment in building, located in one of the most touristic areas of Quito, La Mariscal. It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms with hot water, living room, dining room, desk and entertainment area with 50 inch TV, equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, balcony, wifi.

Community Hostel's rooftop restaurant and bar is one of the friendliest tables in Old Town Quito, perched five blocks from Plaza Grande with panoramic views over the colonial center that turn magical once the city lights come on. Open to the public, not just hostel guests, it's known for its sociable, family-style dinners—a great way to meet fellow travelers—plus genuinely good international cooking with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, and some of the best coffee in the city.

Sauna Robles is one of Quito's oldest and best-regarded gay saunas, a clean, recently renovated men's spa a few blocks north of Plaza Foch in the La Mariscal nightlife district. Alongside its dry sauna and steam room, it has a jacuzzi, a gym, a video room, and a dark room, drawing a friendly, diverse crowd who come to relax and unwind.

La Isla Quito is the latest addition to the gay sauna scene in Quito. It's equipped with lockers, a dry sauna, a steam room, private cabins and a cinema.

Sauna Jinetes is the oldest sauna in Quito, and has been in operation since 1999. It's a three-story venue complete with lockers, a Jacuzzi, a hamman and a steam room.

Nestled in the heart of La Mariscal, Quito's most vibrant and festive district, Sauna Azul has established itself over the years as a key relaxation and meeting spot for the local and visiting LGBTQ+ community. Just steps from the famous Plaza Foch, the hub of Ecuadorian nightlife, this venue offers a friendly and unpretentious break, ideal for unwinding before diving into the excitement of the surrounding bars and clubs.