4 Gay Hotels in Olympia, WA — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

Swantown Inn is an 1887 Queen Anne Eastlake Victorian mansion turned bed and breakfast. Converted in 1997, this historic property sits in a quiet East Olympia neighborhood. Owner Nathan, an Australian who loves the Pacific Northwest's resemblance to his hometown of Melbourne, brings a personal touch to every stay. The inn specializes in luxury accommodation, gourmet breakfasts, and an on-site day spa. It's a popular choice for weddings and honeymoons. With a 4.6/5 star rating from 79 Yelp reviews, the inn offers free wifi and welcoming hospitality. It is a perfect overnight stop along the route between Seattle and Portland.

Unlike typical highway-adjacent hotels, this one offers peaceful lake views despite its location. The Red Lion is a pet-friendly, solid mainstream choice in downtown Olympia.

In downtown Olympia, the Governor Hotel offers views of Capitol Lake and is within walking distance to the city's core. Many rooms look out over the lake or park. This is a straightforward hotel with free wifi and a swimming pool. It has a 2.6-star Yelp rating from 139 reviews, and Yelp notes it may be permanently closed. If you're looking for other options nearby, the Swantown Inn is an alternative in the area. For a confirmed operating hotel, you might check the Red Lion Hotel. Check hours and reviews before booking.

A downtown Olympia hotel near the waterfront, Phoenix Inn Suites offers a swimming pool and spacious Northwest style. Rooms are comfortable, and the location is convenient for exploring the city. It's a solid option among gay hotels in Olympia.