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How this works: This is a free to use, in service to women seeking recommended accommodations.To do this, we need your help. Share your recommendations. Invite other women to participate. Help us build this into a trusted place to find and share women-friendly places to stay around the world.

1. To find a place to stay, use the bar on the left to search by city, state/province or country. You will need to select the country first before seeing the available cities. If the city isn’t listed that means it hasn’t been populated yet, so we need your recommendations! The more we have the better this is!

2. To add a recommended accommodation, use the green button below. To submit a place to stay, you must agree that it is not your own or one you have a financial interest in. All listings must be available on a third-party booking platform (eg Airbnb, Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Trusted Housesitters, etc) so that women can review the details, including safety and accessibility information. Private or residential listings are not accepted. All listings will be reviewed and ownership checked prior to publishing the listing. Our goal is to have new listings up within 72 hours, assuming all information has been provided on the form.

3. Sponsored listings: Those listings with a pink background are paid listings from our partners, who have undergone a verification process and help us offer this service at no charge to you. Advertisers are invited to join our directory here.

Disclaimer: This is provided as a service to women. We are not involved in the booking process, nor do we accept responsibility for any issues that may arise. We welcome your feedback at [email protected].

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Arnot House

Submitted by: Jan

Only 3 bedrooms beautifully decorated and comfortable. Kim was a friendly and knowledgeable host, provided maps, restaurant recommendations, and other information on booking. Within walking distance to train station and downtown. Cookies and sherry in room. Good breakfast also!

Le Parc Hotel, Quito - Ecuador

Le Parc Hotel Quito

Submitted by: Carolyn
A simply decorated single room with double bed at the Victorian Rose Park Hotel in London, England, recommended as a safe place for women to stay by JourneyWoman readers.

Rose Park Hotel

Submitted by: Diane K.

Nothing special but walk to Paddington tube and rail stations – and train from right from Heathrow airport. On a lovely inner courtyard too. Look it up. My new go to.

A simple double room at the Independent Principient Real in Lisbon, Portugal, recommended as a safe place for women to stay by a JourneyWoman reader.

Independent Principient Real

Submitted by: Helen

I stayed at the Independent Principient Real in Lisbon Last fall. Hostel and private rooms. Funky hotel, old and young travellers, great breakfast, and laundry and is centrally located.

Interior of a junior king room at the Falstaff Hotel in Canterbury shows a stylish, simple room and a bed with a floral headboard and pink pillows.

The Falstaff in Canterbury

Submitted by: Carolyn R.

A small, privately owned hotel with about 50 rooms, away from the noisy pubs in Canterbury. Room rate includes a very nice breakfast and it’s a 5 minute walk to Canterbury West train station. If you go, ask for a room on the second floor and bring your doorstop for extra safety.

A simple double bed suite with balcony and mountain view at the Art Deco Hotel Montana in Lucerne, Switzerland, recommended as a safe place for women to stay.

Montana Art Deco Hotel

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NapYork Central is a dormitory-style sleep station in New York City, New York and a safe option for solo women travelers.

NapYork Central

Submitted by: Sally R.

Women’s only floor, very clean, has private rooms to rooms shared with others in an ensuite. Safe, great location, good price.

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