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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.

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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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The interior of a standard room with a double bed at the Pullman St Pancras hotel in London, England. Recommended by JourneyWoman readers as a safe place for women to stay

The Pullman St Pancras

Submitted by: Felicia T.
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 single room with double bed and large, accessible bathroom at Ten Hill Place in Edinburgh, Scotland, recommended by JourneyWoman readers as a safe place to stay.

Ten Hill Place

Submitted by: Patricia H.

I have a reservation at Ten Hill Place for May. Walking distance to the Royal Mile. I’m really hoping it lives up to its website. Rick Steves recommended it, too.

Interior of a Bedouin tent, part of Hotel Arabian Nights in Wadi Rum, Jordan, recommended by a JourneyWoman reader as a safe place for women to stay.

Hotel Arabian Nights

Submitted by: Suzanne O.

The camp was more comfortable than I expected even though it was rustic – basic beds in a Bedouin tent with electricity for lights and device charging. I expected to be colder (it was November) but the traditional tent was decent at keeping out the draft. There was a larger communal tent for meals and hanging out that had games and a supply of tea. Meals were great – Arabic style grilled meat and vegetables which they cooked in a pit outside,” she says. “I love the desert and being able to stay a few nights in the tent, watching the stars at night, and seeing the colours change throughout the day – especially at sunrise and sunset – was amazing. The quiet of the area is profound, especially at night. It is the kind of setting that makes you think deep thoughts about the universe. A herd of camels wandered through at breakfast time so there were fun photo opportunities there too.

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Villa Merida

Submitted by: Carolyn

Hands down loved this restored Spanish villa. Santiago is so pretty with its architecture and colourful buildings. The owner was incredibly responsive and the manager, Patrick, was on site. The shared kitchen is fully stocked. and the property is stunning, with outdoor places to sit and relax and a pool. Perfect for solo women (I met several) with only eight rooms. Stay on the second floor and enjoy the hammock.

A suite with separate living area at the Hotel Beacon a hotel in New York and a safe place for women to stay.

Hotel Beacon

Submitted by: Karen G.
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Casa de mis Recuerdos

Submitted by: Carolyn

I stayed in the Maguey, which was next door to an office, which is perfect for digital nomads. This large house has eight rooms and is covered in flowers and vines. There are multiple outdoor seating areas and it’s very quiet.

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