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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Men-only clothing-optional gay guesthouse one block off Wilton Drive.
Calypso Inn is a men-only, clothing-optional gay guesthouse one block off Wilton Drive in Wilton Manors, gay-owned and operated since a 2013 renovation. The centerpiece is a lagoon-shaped clothing-optional pool set in a tropical garden — the kind of quiet, sun-all-day courtyard that defines the small Wilton Manors guesthouse scene. Rooms come in a range of king and queen layouts with private baths, mini fridges, microwaves, and flat-screens. A light continental breakfast and on-site laundry are included, and the location is the real draw: you can walk to the bars, restaurants, and shops on the Drive and skip the cab home. It's smaller and more low-key than the big all-male resorts nearby, which suits travelers who want a relaxed home base over a party property.
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