Search Hotels Near Bigelow House Museum, Olympia

"Good hotel if you going to Olimpic national park"

"Breakfast was lovely and staff was very accommodating of our requests. There was some maintenance going on, but it wasn’t intrusive."

"Yes"

"One night stay for a Mother's Day visit. This hotel is under remodel, so the check in process was a bit makeshift and went slowww - meaning one guy was running everything from a conference table in a hallway at the heaviest check late afternoon around 4pm. He was so professional and helpful and did great but I felt bad for him because it was definitely a lot for one person to run the show with such limited resources. Please acknowledge your great staff doing this tough work :) Our 1 bdrm Queen room was fairly modern and so clean and spacious. I was pleased with that. But our TV wasnt hooked up correctly and when we asked for assistance with it, we were told the maintenance guy already went home. My boyfriend figured out how to the the TV input plugged back in but then something was wrong with our remote. Other than that, we had a fun stay and a romantic visit there spending time together XOXO"

"Everything"

"This was a great place to stay while visiting friends in Lacey and at St Martins University."

"There was NOTHING to Dislike!! First Class Hotel.... My Room was Massive, Food was Great and they Allowed me to have a Package (Records) sent to the Hotel prior to my Arrival, Which was Really Kind of Them... Next Time in Olympia will be at the Double Tree - Hilton...."

"Parking felt safe, clean room, bar was stocked. More options on grab and go food, breakfast sandwich’s, pastries. Complimentary continental breakfast."

"It is a very tired dated property. There is no bar, or restaurant. The room we were given was a bit spooky. It was huge. It was way too large for a handicapped person. It was dark and creepy without a safe chair to sit in. I do not know if all the rooms were like ours, but I doubt it. We felt that since we booked through Expedia, we got a weird room. I would never stay in that room again. It was on the ground floor, and we both felt vulnerable."