Quality Inn

I stayed here for a week with my mom. My pillows were comfy little marshmallows! It was clean and the housekeeper was very nice. Very nice stay for a cheap price.

I looked on Tripadvisor first and it told me the cost would be $ 85. Since we were in the area, I thought I would go directly. The front desk clerk told me it would be $ 95. When I mentioned Tripadvisor, he said he would match the price.
This place is not new. The hallway had a strange smell, sort of a mix between musty and antiseptic. The room was a bit musty too, but we turned the ac on right away. The bed and sheets were comfortable, the carpet was clean, but old. I was disappointed that the refrigerator did not keep our stuff very cold even after I turned the thermostat down. We couldn’t get the TV working at first. The front desk clerk came by and kept fiddling with it, trying different remotes, etc. and didn’t not know what to do. He said that the maintenance guy was gone for the day. Finally my son actually fixed it, but the cable didn’t work well. It kept pixelating. I don’t have to stay here again.

The parking lot and roads around the hotel are a bit confusing but once you get settled in, the hotel room is adequate. The bed was a little cheap feeling and the sheets were scratchy and the hot water in the shower was a little on the cold side. But the service was acceptable and the free wi-​fi and breakfast was nice.
I’m tempted to make it a three star rating, but I’m feeling generous this morning.

I stayed here three nights and was taken care of very well. Its a bit tricky to find, and a little less than what you’d expect for $ 90/​night but I have no real compliants. The only minor thing is that the bed has square pillows, I dont know why hotels are doing this now, they are clearly inferior to regular pillows. The wifi was free but cut out on me every 20 min or so for about 5 min which was annoying but probably a temporary issue. I would definitely stay here again.

Boyfriend and I needed a get away from the family so we came here for a quiet night since this place took my Student Advantage card to discount our cost, plus the reviews weren’t so terrible on choicehotels. We arrived there and there were homeless people hanging out in the parking lot, but what else can you expect from Downtown Olympia, they’re everywhere? I made sure to lock my car door and remove everything valuable so it wasn’t an attraction to them and I had no issues. We were greeted nicely by the man working there and he got our reservations situated. I wish I remembered his name.
We arrived to the room and they were clean and the noise level was quiet, but as my boyfriend went downstairs to get something, I went to turn on the lamps by the bed all to find a dirty syringe lodged in there inside the lamp shade… Thank goodness I did not touch the needle but I called front desk immediately and the staff was extremely sympathetic, came to our room to remove the needle and got us a brand new room. But come on, the needle wasn’t their fault, like I said, Olympia is a junkie hobo hut and you can’t expect anything less. I don’t expect the cleaning ladies to check it either since it’s a very secluded area to hide your nasty drug paraphernalia. But I do advise people to check small areas in ANY Olympia hotel room where needles can be hiding.
We got to our new room and it was still clean. Got regular amenities such as coffee maker, a nice TV, couch and free internet, comfortable bed and pillows and a clean bathroom. The shower pressure was fine and the shower was big enough for the both of us as well as the bathroom itself. It was a very spacious hotel room and cozy for a discounted room. The staff was hospitable when we needed anything like towels, sheets and coffee creamers and made me feel like they’ve known me a for a few years.
Overall I recommend this hotel to people on a budget without having to stay in a dirty, bug infested, blood stain ridden room. Anywhere in Olympia, you just have to make sure your blind spots don’t have any hidden drug paraphernalia!

Bill Snyder. I stopped in 3÷16÷14 with my two daughters. A storm caused us to leave a friends house we where going to stay at to arrive in Olympia a day early at night. The good night man (dchand on bill), was very kind to us and even offered reAsonable charge on room. Breakfast was included and a wonderful touch. We where traveling from AZ on northwestern sight seeing. Glad we stopped here.:)

The toilet kept unhooking to where it couldn’t flush so we had to keep fixing it. Room was pretty clean. Couldn’t find the remote to change the channels on the tv. It was a nice stay for the price.

First of all the staff are great and it is centrally located if I could seperate reviews I would give the staff members 5 stars. The room we first started with we were moved out of due to a main water piped being cracked and there was a water fall in the next room the hotel just attached to the main one needs a serious remodeling job. We were relocated to another room which was bigger then the one we started with so this was good.
The biggest complaint we had is with their parking lot, half of it is lease to a semi-​trailer truck company and they park and move trucks during the night. While this is going on they leave the truck running, and play with the air brakes. We were awaken multiple times during our Week visit.
Only reason we would ever return to this hotel would be due to the excellent staff that is employed there.

I’m giving this very generic hotel high ratings because of the friendly staff. The woman at the front desk who checked me in was happy to engage in a conversation with me about all of the things she loved about Olympia. It was information I had asked for, and I was delighted with her response.
During my stay, I was on the hunt for hot chocolate late one night. The man at the front desk directed me to the vending machine to buy a packet, then he directed me to return to the front desk where he loaned me a ceramic mug and filled it with hot water. He really didn’t want me to use the styrofoam cups provided by the corporate office. I commend him for his efforts to show just how ‘green’ and caring the citizens of Olympia actually are.
The exterior and internal hallways of the hotel are a bit dated and run-​down, but the rooms were clean and were in decent shape. I slept well at night although I could sometimes hear bathroom fans from the rooms next to me and chatter in the hallway when people walked by my room. There was no elevator, so I did have to drag my suitcase up a flight of stairs. Free WiFi was available, but the code changed frequently throughout my stay. Since Seattle has free WiFi offered most places, I didn’t quite understand why such a small town would need to protect their access. Do they really ever have free-​loaders sitting in the parking lot using all of the bandwidth to download illegally obtained music?
Breakfast is included in the price and is served from 6am-​9am. The two hot items included biscuits and gravy or the standard waffle you make yourself. Cereal, toast, bagels, and fruit were all available. My biggest issue was getting down to the dining area before it was roped off for closure right at 9am.
Overall a decent experience. The price was somewhat high, but relative to other establishments in the same city.

Looks shabby on the outside but inside was rather good… staff nice and the room was quiet and a good sleep — the pool was not open when I was there such a bummer cause you don’t get a break for that… nice walk downtown… I liked it and front end friendly.

Stayed here for a week with my disabled mom. It’s old, not attractive on the outside. The disabled room is nice for the disabled. Comfortable beds, clean rooms, nice free wifi, and breakfast is not as advertised, but it’s fine. I wish they had some fresh fruit. Location is good. Our room was mostly quiet except for unruly kids, but they’re a product of poor parenting, not the hotel. The rates are reasonable, and I’d stay here again.

If you are on a budget this is a good place to stay in Olympia. Clean rooms, nice personnel, OK free breakfast, good parking, good beds, good location, free wifi. It doesn’t look great on the outside but is actually nicer inside.

When you think of the word quality do you also think of the word sleep? I do! It is what most of us want after a long tiresome day.
My husband and I were traveling with his parents to a family wedding in bellingham and stopped here for some rest on our way there at about 10:30 on a Friday night. We spent over a half hour trying to get checked in (we had two rooms booked, but only one showed up in their computer, not their fault, trip advisors fault). Finally we get in our room. I’m so happy. Bed! Rest! Finally! My husband takes a shower, climbs in to bed a little after 11:30, and then the noises start next door. Oh yes, loud nasty dirty disgusting sex noises. I’m talking moaning (my husband suggested she was battling a painful BM), male grunting, headboard hitting the wall, matress springs bouncing away, and slapping noises (Yes, that’s right… slapping noises!!). This went on ALL NIGHT LONG!!! Guess he got his monthly prescription???
I did not get more than two hours of sleep. Maybe even less than that. By the time our alarm clock went off they were quiet. About two hours later it started again!!! Are you kidding me?! I’m exhausted and pissed! And YOU are disgusting!!! I contact my inlaws to see if they are ready to go. They’re not. I can’t take the noises! So my husband and I leave the room cause we’d rather sit in the lobby than listen to that anymore! We walk out in to the hallway and its even louder out there. My inlaws slept great cause they brought their sound machine, but they heard the noises come morning when they turned their sound machine off.
We mentioned it to the front desk and the cleaning lady told us that they are regulars and yes, they are sick she said.
If that’s the kind of regulars they have then don’t expect quality customers to come back if you can’t give a quality experience and your other guests (without sound machines) can’t get quality sleep. I’m not saying quality inns are bad, but I am saying this location is a waste of your money if they keep regulars like the ones that were next door to us.
You’ve been warned.

I stayed at Quality Inn in Olympia rather than at another lodging option because the website boasts a free full hot breakfast. I even called to confirm this. Don’t be fooled, there is no free full breakfast, just a less-​than-​mediocre half-​continental breakfast. The rooms are alright, no complaints there. The location is an easy walk to anywhere in downtown Olympia. The staff were cordial. That doesn’t make up for false advertising. I’m usually fine with continental breakfast, but this one didn’t even have fruit 2 out of the 3 mornings we were there. Photos of the breakfast show eggs and bacon. The hot food was old dried up biscuits and scummy sausage gravy. Not full at all.

Pretty stock. Kinda smells. Nice guy at desk tho-​gave us a deal ;) Not great/​not bad location — 5 min drive from 4^th St which seems to b best strip

My room was nice and clean, water pressure and temp OK, bed clean and comfortable. At check in we were treated to fresh cookies and the front desk staff helpful. The Free WiFi worked very well.
The outside needs some work. It appears the building next-​door was torn down I sure the hotel could do nothing about cleaning up the site.
Breakfast was served next to the front desk with few tables, standard fare rolls, bagels and waffles.

Nothing fancy but centrally located, easy to get to, clean and most important — reasonably priced.
The only thing that bothered me — no toilet paper holder. Is that normal for toilet paper to just sit on the counter?