Olympia Inn

Kayla Bellows

Tweeker inn. You literally have people breaking the law on your property and have the nerve to charge as much as y'all do. Lmao place needs to be closed by health department. I chose to sleep in my car before going here.

Tanya Brno

** This is a homeless transitional facility, which needs to be disclosed to travelers prior to check in. ** There is no mention of this fact on the website, no mention when calling the front desk to book, no mention on the travel booking site’s listing page. There is a no refund policy, which seems deceitful after the above information is discovered upon check in. I booked this as a last resort as all the other hotels were full. I was greeted to an array of run down vehicles in the parking lot, tweakers and suspicious characters coming/going, running around knocking on doors, one guy eyeing my car as I unloaded my belongings and dog. The room smelled like old cigarettes and was not fully cleaned. I didn’t feel safe leaving my belongings or my dog there and immediately checked out. I didn’t want to find out what it was like in the middle of the night as a solo female traveler. This left me in a very stressful situation, scrambling to find a last minute place for my special needs dog while I had to work that day. I was refunded 50% but really this whole situation could have been easily avoided with some up front honesty. Do not stay here.

Ian Mcgoldrick

Fell in love with the energetic blonde spark plug. Perfect service so sweet. Clean rooms helpful staff, great prices. Knowledgeable of the local. Plus she is hot.

Valkyrie Liles

This place is an experience. You may feel like an outsider and depending on who you are, you may not feel completely safe. * However* I'm not here to give this place a negative review. First off, I despise chain motels! I would much rather support a small, locally owned business any day! Even if some consistency is lost. The young man behind the counter was really friendly. The room was clean and the location to downtown was excellent. I did feel a little like an outsider though. I think there are long term, more permanent residents living there who probably feel a little put out when strangers roll in and stare at them. It reminds me of the time I moved into a new neighborhood in Boston. It took a long time before I really felt like I belonged..for people to trust me and I them. Eventually though, the guy with the crazy eyes and neck tattoos that lived down the hall became a friend. These things don't happen overnight! This is not a generic run of the mill budget chain motel. This place has personality and many personalities too. Sometimes that's way better than a bored zombie in a uniform behind the front desk who gives you a key to a room that looks the same in 1000 cities..... It all just depends on you.