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Where to stay in Olympia

Find the best Olympia areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

Downtown Olympia

Downtown Olympia combines Washington's stately capitol buildings with a charming waterfront promenade along Budd Inlet. The majestic dome of the Washington State Capitol rises above historic brick structures and tree-lined streets. Art galleries and cultural venues showcase the Pacific Northwest's unique heritage throughout the district. Visitors can explore the Hands On Children's Museum or browse local goods at the Olympia Farmers Market. The scenic Percival Landing features public art installations and marina views. Most attractions sit within a walkable six-block radius, making this government center easy to discover on foot.

Eastside

Eastside offers a peaceful escape from Olympia's busier areas with its tree-lined streets and charming residential vibe. Priest Point Park anchors the neighborhood with 314 acres of old-growth forest, scenic trails, and saltwater beaches overlooking Budd Inlet. Families appreciate the quiet atmosphere and scattered neighborhood parks with playgrounds. Budget-conscious travelers will find affordable accommodations in cozy vacation rentals and bed & breakfasts. The neighborhood provides an authentic slice of Pacific Northwest suburban living while keeping downtown attractions like the Hands On Children's Museum just a short drive away.

South Westside

South Westside offers a peaceful retreat on the outskirts of Olympia with tree-lined streets and single-family homes. This residential area features beautiful natural sanctuaries like Grass Lake Nature Park and Kaiser Woods. Families enjoy the quiet suburban vibe away from the city bustle. The neighborhood provides budget-friendly accommodation options compared to downtown Olympia. Parks with walking trails and wildlife viewing spots create perfect settings for outdoor enthusiasts. Though limited in dining and shopping choices, South Westside delivers an authentic local experience with easy access to Olympia's main attractions.

Northwest Olympia

Northwest Olympia offers a peaceful retreat from city life with its tree-lined streets and family-oriented atmosphere. Priest Point Park anchors the neighborhood with 314 acres of old-growth forest trails and saltwater beaches along Budd Inlet. Residents enjoy the perfect balance of suburban comfort and natural beauty. The neighborhood provides a genuine glimpse into Pacific Northwest living. Craftsman and mid-century homes nestle among towering Douglas firs and cedars. Morning bird songs mix with fresh salt air while nearby attractions like the Olympia Farmers Market and Washington State Capitol remain just a short drive away.

Downtown Historic District

Downtown Historic District might not have many top sights, but Hands On Children's Museum and Olympia Farmers Market are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

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