Gay Las Vegas
Bars & Clubs
Restaurants
Bathhouses
Hotels
Shops
Arts
Gyms
Articles
Events

Blue Moon Resort (Closed Permanently)

(59 Ratings)
Frisky clothing optional resort
This men only, recently remodeled 45-room hotel is in an old Travelodge but has a steady stream of men enjoying the grotto, the hot tub, the steam room and the gay porn on the cable TV. While it's close to the strip, you'll really need a car to get around.


Your support makes our travel guides possible

We believe that LGBTQ+ people deserve safe vacations that allow them to be their authentic selves. That's why our City Guides aren't locked behind a paywall. Can you contribute today?

Cancel anytime · Proudly LGBTQ+ owned and operated

Reviews

MSandTG
MSandTG
Over a year ago

It's more about the money

We stayed there Memorial weekend and had an okay time. Palm Springs it is not. We left on Monday and traffic back to So Cal was so bad that we decided to turn around and stay until late evening or following morning. So we called Blue Moon and said we were coming back and needed another night. We were told they only thing available was a suite. Since we rather spend our money on a gay establishment we were okay with a suite even though we could have stayed anywhere else for half the cost. We got back there and checked back in and then went out for dinner and noticed how empty the place was. We checked online for rooms and everything was available even just the standard room we asked for. When we asked about it we were told to call the owner and explained that there are several rooms available but he just said he would look into it and call us back. We've never heard a word. I find this to be bad business practice and will never stay there again. Besides, like I said, Palm Springs it's not. Looks like the place used to be a TravelLodge or Super 8 motel. There was mold in the bathrooms in both of the rooms, it's right next to the freeway and they're not the friendliest around. So yeah, I have no problem paying more to patronize a gay establishment. But I don't like getting taken advantage of.


Blucollarguy
Blucollarguy
Over a year ago

Sweet & Sour

This was not my first visit and I want to preface it by saying the owner John is a warm and gracious host, he has put a lot of effort into his hotel but its showing signs of wear and certain areas could use sprucing up. With the slower economy and competition from Strip hotels that are whoring out their hotel rooms it’s obvious it has hurt his business. And, with the inability to charge higher room rates it‘s harder to pay for these improvements, and I get it. I try to support Gay owned businesses whenever possible, and I don't want to dissuade anyone. Keep in mind everyone’s standards are different and what some of us will accept, others won’t. My observations: Comfortable mattresses and pillows-my mattress felt like a cloud! The linens were nice but not as soft and silky as I remember them during past stays. Pretty quiet except for the morning housekeeping staff talking loudly in the hallways and waking me up at 6::30 otherwise, surprisingly quiet considering it's right behind a major highway, perhaps it’s the new windows! The Rooms are small along the pool and overall, the furniture-mainly the beds are "Far" too big and ill fitted. Much of the furniture seems to be cast-offs from another hotel’s redoes, a bit outdated, worn, and scratched up. I was unable to sit on the edge of my bed without hurting my legs on the frame that wraps around the mattress. The solution would be simple, let the bed stand on a bed frame and get rid of the horrible frame. TV was an old 19" BOX, there was a small fridge and absolutely no outlets to plug my computer and phone into near the desk-huge problem for me. The shade was a room darkening honeycomb type, so it was either open or closed no in-between. Not enough lighting in the room I was in, I'm sure some are fine. Bathroom was adequate but I wore my flip flops because the floor of the tub was dirty and black "absolutely no excuse”. Grouting was dirty, shower curtain stained. Towels were adequate but the face towels were new and not pre-washed and felt rough on the skin-stickers were still on them...I guess they use a service and they must have taken a short-cut. Bath soaps were adequate, and nothing special, not as nice as I remember them in past stays including fanciful extras like hangover pills and such. Vanity lights generated a lot of heat and there was no bathroom fan to vent the steam. Playroom was very sparse, one long high bench which was uncomfortable and thinly padded. 2 small flat TV's which was a poor show; one 60 inch would look amazing or two 40" ones. This room could be made a bit more inviting and interesting. Steam room was just ok; never quite hot enough but clean and well maintained-except for the door that doesn’t close and wastes heat every time it gets stuck. Of the 4 shower heads in the steam area, one was missing a head, one was too low, one had a broken head that was hanging and the other had no water pressure-stuff like this is really easy to fix, why it's not taken care of is beyond my understanding. Breakfast was nice, muffins, bagels juice coffee (but no regular cream, only vanilla, which I hate) no small tables or bar to eat at and no trays to take anything to your room, I imagine you could go poolside in warmer weather… this area could be improved, loved the cereal options. Overall, friendly staff which could use standard uniforms or shirts so they don’t look like guests, a simple logo-polo and khaki’s would be great! And give them a great look. Personally I would not stay there again because I am more particular than the average traveler and I know this; but for many of you who are more forgiving, you might be fine. It’s not like the parliament house in Orlando or a bath-house if that’s what you’re looking for. I would at least get a day-pass to enjoy the pool and activities; it is clothing optional!


MikePSculptor
MikePSculptor
Over a year ago

First Time There

It’s a nice place to say, the rooms were nice and clean and the staff was very nice. It is kind of far from the strip, so it is good to have a car. I was there mid-week and was very cold out, so there was not much going on in the pool area and my date was not interested in using the other facilities that they offer . I would like to visit when the weather is warmer and with fun people.


mbarch
mbarch
Over a year ago

NICE - But needs to be more accommodating to day pass guests

I stopped by this place for the first time with a day pass over Labor Day weekend just to check it out. It was much nicer than I thought it was going to be after reading several reviews. The building is an older motel building that has been updated nicely. I think the décor was well thought out and is appropriate for the age of the building. The public and pool areas have been nicely upgraded and the staff was very welcoming. + When I arrived, the pool was packed with attractive men. I will be back, but I had 2 complaints – thus the removal of one star. 1. The pool area was so crowded that there wasn’t any place to sit – I just had a day pass. More pool chairs and locker space need to be added. I ended up sitting on the pool deck. 2. I have been to a few other clothing optional resorts before in Palm Springs & Fort Lauderdale. At least 50% of the crowd at any given time would take advantage of the nudity option. Here there were only a couple guys out of about 30 that were tanning all over.


darrion2us
darrion2us
Over a year ago

This place is so GAY

Do I need to say more ? Great new stuff all the time. Hot tub,Stream room,Good people that do a great job I LOVE THIS PLACE


Other Gay Friendly Hotels in Las Vegas

Palace Station Hotel & Casino

Classic and off the Strip
Commercial Center

Circus Circus

Kid-Friendly, themed hotel
The Strip

The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod

A gem in a jewelry store
The Strip

Las Vegas Marriott

Near Convention Center
Commercial Center

Wynn Las Vegas

Elegance defined
The Strip

Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

Quiet hotel near the Strip
Commercial Center

Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel

In the heart of the Strip
The Strip

The Palazzo Las Vegas

Suite digs
The Strip

Arts & Culture in Las Vegas

AREA15

Out of this world entertainment
The Strip

Naked Boys Singing

Serenades and sexy boys
The Strip

The Erotic Heritage Museum

Dedicated to freedom of sexual expression
The Strip

The Puppetry of the Penis

Penis Origami
The Strip

Atomic Saloon Show

Saints and sinners are equally welcome
The Strip

The Colosseum

Iconic Theater
The Strip

Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

Fine art in a fine setting
The Strip

OPIUM

Sex in space!
The Strip

Gay Las Vegas
Bars & Clubs
Restaurants
Bathhouses
Hotels
Shops
Arts
Gyms
Articles
Events