Olympia Hotel at Capitol Lake

really lovely place. staff were helpful. good parking. although it looks like it's next to the lake, it's not accessible, but very close to all of downtown.

Although this is an older hotel, it has some good points. The room size is great, the accessible tub and toilet are well provided with grab bars, and the general location is calm and quiet. Unfortunately, the room directly above us was incredibly noisy until the wee hours, every footstep or roll of a suitcase or rolling desk chair sounded like it was in our room with us (I think a result of the laminate flooring and what sounds like no insulation or sound dampening between floors). Still the price was right and the location very good for our needs on this trip.

We were a little shocked and disappointed that dog (or maybe human?) poo was smashed into the floor along with dog hair. We are allergic to dogs and cats and were miserable the whole time and didn’t know why until we discovered the poo and hair in our last day. If you have allergies to animals, make sure you ask for a pet free room that has not had one of the furry guests in it prior.

I was required to be in town for business purposes. My certification test was being administered at the hotel. I drove in from out of town and booked a room for the night before. It was very convenient to stay in the hotel where I would take my test. Check-in was a breeze and I was able to schedule a Late Check-out in case my testing ran over the scheduled Check-out time.

房間非常大 早餐不錯 停車方便周圍沒有homeless

Had a great weekend relaxing in Olympia. Loved the restaurant and bar area, great vibes. The onion rings were a hit with the family, and they had lots of good spirits and brews to indulge in. The staff was super helpful and friendly.

I learned the morning of my departure to stay at the Olympia Hotel (booked in November 2023) I happened to learn that the hotel was “boarded up” according to an online review on the hotel website (where I was checking on my reservation). After several attempts to communicate with the hotel and (previous?) owner IHG, it was confirmed that it was “permanently closed”. I never got any notice of this situation, and apparently neither did the group whose meeting I was attending, as they had meeting rooms booked there for the conference and were never notified of the closure. Fortunately, I was able to book another hotel as I arrived in Olympia after 9pm at night after a 400 mile drive.

I stayed here for business. The hotel has seen better days and is in need of an upgrade. But the room was adequate, and had a microwave and small refrigerator. The bed was comfortable which is the most important thing. And it was quiet. The price beat most hotels. And they threw in breakfast, which was cooked to order and quite good. A whole lot better quality than the buffet offered in similar priced hotels.

Our group of four stayed here overnight after flying into Seattle Tacoma Airport. Very easy to find off the I-5, about 50 miles away, and was a clean and tidy hotel with huge rooms. It had the feel of a conference hotel but is equally a good overnight stop for tourists/ business people. Food in the bar area was of a good standard and staff friendly.