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DoubleTree by Hilton Olympia Downtown Capitol District

Google (866) 4.1
Tripadvisor (842) 4.2
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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's excellent downtown location, friendly and accommodating staff, and clean, spacious rooms with comfortable amenities. However, some guests have noted issues with water pressure in the shower and sink, and a lack of sufficient parking.

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415 Capitol Way N, Olympia, WA 98501, USA
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Phone
(360) 570-0555
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Website
www.hilton.com

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About this place DoubleTree by Hilton Olympia Downtown Capitol District

DoubleTree by Hilton Olympia Downtown Capitol District is a mainstream full-service hotel on Capitol Way North in downtown Olympia. It is listed as gay-friendly but has no gay angle of its own. The building has a bistro, a bar, an indoor pool and free Wi-Fi, and it rates 4.1 on Google from more than 850 reviews. It is a walkable base: the Washington State Capitol campus, the Percival Landing waterfront, the farmers market and downtown's bars and restaurants are all close. It fills up with government and business travel during the legislative session in the first months of the year. Call (360) 570-0555 or book through Hilton.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted WiFi Year-round Pool Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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866 reviews

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Bill Baldwin
Bill Baldwin Jun 2026
★★★★★
John Watts
John Watts Jun 2026
★★★★☆

Great place to stay when in Olympia. Rooms are spacious, though lighting is lacking in the main part of the room (could use some more downlights). This was a wheelchair accessible room with roll-in shower, however, they put the fold down seat on the opposite wall to the taps (faucets), making it very difficult for a solo wheelchair traveller. Also putting the pump pack shampoos etc behind the fold down seat was also not a great design as accessing them is not easy. Now, onto the bed. If you have a room designed for wheelchair users, don’t make the bed so high it is near on impossible to get into without someone assisting. This is what happens when rooms like this are designed without consulting the people who use them. It is hard to make a one size fits all room but there are just some things that need to be considered for all that will benefit all. That is just constructive feedback about their accessible rooms, the hotel itself and staff are fantastic and we would recommend it but it is important people know about these things if they have accessible needs.

Jason Roos
Jason Roos May 2026
★★★★★

Great location. Parking is limited and ended up on the street. Staff was fantastic across the board.

Andrew Romanelli
Andrew Romanelli May 2026
★★★★★
Natalia Poza Naves
Natalia Poza Naves Apr 2026
★★★☆☆
Lara
Lara Apr 2026
★★★★★

The staff are so incredible kind and helpful, especially Angela who went out of her way to help me figure out and talk me through my car troubles when I was parking at the hotel one evening. She was such a lifesaver!! The room was comfortable and quiet and I really appreciated being welcomed to the hotel with a warm cookie :)

Ross
Ross Apr 2026
★★★★★

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