Recommended by women, for women
Women-Friendly Places to Stay
Find local accommodation including housesitting, homestays and hospitality networks
These women-friendly accommodations help you travel more cost-effectively, and include hospitality exchanges, housesitting, and volunteering in exchange for accommodation, all recommended by women, for women. We invite you to consider a locally owned, women-owned accommodation when you travel.
Recently Recommended
Buubble Hotel Iceland
- Selfoss
- , Iceland
- Submitted by: Valerie S.
- Price per night: > $400
- Accommodation type: Unique
Le Monastère des Augustines
- Quebec City
- , Canada
- Price per night: $100 to $200
- Accommodation type: Unique, Wellness Retreat
Hotel Arabian Nights
- Wadi Rum
- , Jordan
- Submitted by: Suzanne O.
- Price per night: $100 to $200, < $50
- Accommodation type: Unique
Featured Listings
IHG – Intercontinental Hotels Group
- International
- , International
- Price per night: $100 to $200, $200 to $300, $300 to $400
Las Cascadas Lodge: Waterfalls in the Honduran Rainforest
- La Ceiba
- , Honduras
- Price per night: $200 to $300
Unique Places to Stay
Looking for a little adventure? These off-the-beaten-track accommodations come recommended by our JourneyWoman readers.
Villa Rosa Kempinksi
- Nairobi
- , Kenya
- Submitted by: Rupi M.
- Price per night: > $400
- Accommodation type: Chain Hotel
The Pullman St Pancras
- London
- , England
- Submitted by: Felicia T.
- Price per night: > $400
- Accommodation type: Chain Hotel
Robin’s Nest, Woodhall Spa Village
- Lincolnshire
- , United Kingdom
- Submitted by: Brenda
- Price per night: $300 to $400
- Accommodation type: Treehouse/Lodge
Hospitality Networks
A Hospitality Exchange, or a Hospitality Network, is a service that provides a platform for travellers to connect with homeowners in the cities and countries to which they are travelling to arrange accommodation, whether free, in exchange for money or services, or home-for-home swapping.
There are many benefits to opting for a hospitality network, including saving on accommodation costs, creating personal connections with locals from a different culture, local perspective, and opportunities to stay in areas underserved by hotels or hostels.
