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120 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

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160 properties have a dedicated workspace

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260 of Olympia vacation rentals include wifi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Olympia rentals

4.9 Average rating
Olympia stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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Old Pine: Cozy & Rustic Cabin on the Sound
The Cabin Vibes at Old Pine can’t be captured in photos. Our family’s humble waterfront cabin is the perfect getaway. Walk to Tolmie State Park, enjoy magical views of Puget Sound, and only 15 minutes from downtown Olympia. You’ll love the coziness, trees, comfy beds, views, and of course the legendary outdoor clawfoot bathtub. Whether you’re seeking quiet reflection and respite, quality family time, or a romantic getaway, you’ll find yourself wanting to return here. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️All are welcome.

The Poulailler
Welcome to your home away from home! Our cozy tiny house is spotlessly clean, thoughtfully decorated, and filled with warm touches to make your stay special. Guests love the comfy beds, fluffy linens, and fully stocked kitchen with little extras. Nestled in a peaceful, quiet neighborhood, just minutes from Olympia, centrally located between the national parks, it’s the perfect retreat to relax or explore. Come enjoy the comfort, care, and hospitality that keep guests returning again and again!

Cozy Lake Front Cottage - Family & Pet Friendly!
UPDATE: The historic fireplace is now operational!! Just steps away from the water, the St. Clair Cottage provides beautiful views of Lake St. Clair. You will the love seclusion of nearly two acres of property surrounding the cottage. The perfect place to enjoy a sunny day on the lake or a cup of tea on a rainy day. With adult and kids kayaks, a rowboat, paddleboat, and canoe we have lots of options to get out and explore the lake. Or take a dip off the private dock when the weather is warm.

Peaceful and Private Lakefront studio with hot tub
Relax at this peaceful oasis on Lake St. Clair in Olympia, Washington. Guests will enjoy a private entrance to their studio, with a gorgeous view of the lake. Private hot tub & porch, along with shared access to the dock for sun bathing, or swimming. Kayaks and paddle boards available upon request. Prepare a tasty meal in the fully equipped kitchen. Cozy up by the indoor fireplace, or soak in the luxurious hot tub. Enjoy your own little slice of paradise. Just a short drive from I-5 and JBLM.

Waterfront MAGIC and Relaxation! Hot tub & Kayaks!
Petunia, of the Henderson Hideout, is steps from Henderson Inlet on Puget Sound! Spacious yet cozy spaces, with some funky touches! Water views abound! Luxurious King bed & linens. Well stocked kitchen. Gas Fireplace & Woodstove. PRIVATE to YOU: *hot tub, hammock, firepit, BBQ*. SHARED kayaks, SUPs, pedal boat, canoe, ping pong, outdoor games! If your desired dates are not available, see our other homes or message for direct link! We have 6 Airbnbs on 10 acres and 420 feet of waterfront!

Cottage in the Gardens
This place is truly a special experience. Just check out all our reviews. Many love to connect with the friendly farm animals. The BNB is very comfortable & private. The exceptional Gardens give the impression we are miles away from the city, but all services are within 2 miles. Just a mile off the freeway, its easy access to the salt water, walking paths & parks, restaurants, museums, stores. Only a couple hours(or less) to Rainier & Olympic National parks, the ocean, zoo, wildlife parks.

Cozy studio at historic letterpress print shop.
NON-SMOKING GUESTS ONLY. This comfortable, rustic/modern tiny house in the woods is adjacent to an historic letterpress print shop tucked away in an old Olympia neighborhood. Just a ten minutes' walk to downtown Olympia, the 240 sq. ft. studio features heated floors, a small but functional kitchen and bathroom, quality bed, high ceilings and lots of natural light. It offers a peaceful and private retreat among towering trees overlooking Capitol Lake and the southern tip of the Salish Sea.

Iron & Vine Treehouse at Mount Rainier
Nestled in a towering grove of 100-year-old Douglas fir’s, this custom designed treehouse provides all the amenities you would expect in a luxury Mount Rainier getaway while immersing you in the relaxing beauty of the forest from above. Read a book in the suspended net loft upstairs, cozy up in front of the fireplace to watch your favorite movie, or find inspiration at the writing desk. Located on its own half-acre private forest- the treehouse is walking distance to local businesses.

Waterfront Cabin on the Sound
Looking for a quiet place to get away “glamp” - our special cabin is the place for you. The cabin is SMALL and cozy. Right on the water with use of kayaks, paddle boards, & canoe. It features a queen bed in upstairs sleeping loft as well as a couch that pulls out into a double size sleeper, covered kitchen & private hot shower located OUTSIDE. There's an easy-to-use Incenelet toilet. Someone will meet you to go over check-in when you arrive. We allow you to bring 2 dogs - $50 each.

Evergreen Escape; Self check in, free parking.
Our bright, cozy studio apartment has everything you will need as you explore all that Olympia and PNW has to offer. This newly renovated space has a small but efficient kitchen including a dining space. Comfortable couch and TV with cable, updated bathroom and Queen size bed with premium linens. Black out curtains. Self check in, private covered parking spot directly in front of unit. No stairs- 1 small step up into unit. Close to capitol, Providence hospital & Evergreen state.

Cozy Beach Cottage on Budd Inlet — Pet Friendly!
! We are a solid 3 hours away from the Olympic Nat’l Park — for a closer stay, check out the towns of Port Angeles or Forks ! - - - Home sits on a peaceful waterfront setting with everything you need. Watch the wildlife and relax. 27 steps lead down. Quiet retreat. 3 mi from grocery stores, pubs, and restaurants. DWTN Oly, 15 min by car. Close to Hwy 101. Avail daily and weekly year-round; monthly stays avail between Labor and Memorial Days. Dogs and kids allowed.

Wolf Den | Cozy Forest Cabin + Wood-Fired Hot Tub
Experience the natural beauty of Vashon Island from a Walden-inspired Tiny cabin tucked into four acres of lush PNW forest. Just a short ferry ride across the Salish Sea from Seattle or Tacoma, The Wolf Den is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travelers seeking a restorative getaway. After exploring the island's many pristine trails, beaches, and local attractions, unwind in the wood-fired soaking tub and let the calming rhythm of island life rejuvenate you.
Popular amenities for Olympia vacation rentals
Other great vacation rentals in Olympia

Cozy Cottage Retreat w/ open air bath house

The Lake Cottage at Camp Midles

Summit Lake Waterfront w/Hot Tub

Cozy Waterfront A-Frame | Private Beach | Pet Ok

The Gnome Gully - A-Frame getaway w/ Sound Views

Lake Front | Firepit | Kayaks| Events

Charming 1930s vintage duplex close to Downtown.

Luxe Lakeside Retreat- Hot Tub S'mores Watersports
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Olympia?
Olympia has cozy stays in its historic downtown, peaceful homes near waterfront parks, and tree-lined neighborhoods that appeal to various travelers. Look for accommodations around Capitol Lake or close to locally owned shops and dining.
What are the best things to do in Olympia with kids?
Families often explore the Hands On Children's Museum, walk trails in Percival Landing Park, or visit animal habitats at the nearby Point Defiance Zoo. Interactive spaces and green parks are popular choices for younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Olympia?
Discover locally focused art at galleries, stroll the Olympia Farmers Market, and wander Capitol grounds for history and urban green space. Many enjoy relaxing along the waterfront and browsing independent shops downtown.
How is the weather in Olympia?
Olympia has mild, wet winters with temperatures from 33 to 46°F (1 to 8°C), and dry, sunnier summers averaging 51 to 78°F (10 to 26°C). Rain is frequent from late fall through spring, while summer days are generally clear.
What are the best places to visit in Olympia?
Explore the Washington State Capitol, browse the Olympia Farmers Market, and relax along Percival Landing Park’s waterfront. Several museums and local coffee shops add flavor to days in the city.
What are some hiking trails in Olympia?
Capitol State Forest has forested trails suited for various levels, while Priest Point Park’s pathways wind along lush coastal landscapes. The Woodard Bay Natural Resources Conservation Area invites wildlife watching and peaceful walks.
What are some family activities we can do in Olympia?
Families frequently visit the Hands On Children's Museum, picnic at local parks, or take part in downtown events. Outdoor concerts and community-led art activities are often suggested for shared fun.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Olympia?
Venture to Mount Rainier National Park for scenic trails, discover ocean views around the Pacific coastline, or explore nearby Tacoma for museums and urban attractions. Nature reserves surrounding the city invite birdwatching and hikes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Olympia?
Many Olympia neighborhoods have pet-friendly accommodations, especially around downtown and the waterfront parks. Outdoor areas such as Priest Point Park and local trails make it convenient to explore with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Olympia?
Bringing a rain jacket, especially outside summer, helps you enjoy outdoor spaces comfortably. Locals often favor waterfront strolls at sunset and recommend supporting farm-to-table restaurants for fresh regional flavors.
What is Olympia known for?
Olympia is known for its historic state capitol, thriving arts scene, and local activism. Its waterfront, markets, and proximity to forests highlight the city’s blend of urban and natural experiences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Olympia?
Explore trails and wildlife at Woodard Bay Natural Resources Conservation Area, visit independent bookstores, or find public murals tucked throughout downtown. Smaller galleries and local coffee shops often feature area artists.
What are the best foods to try in Olympia?
Olympia has fresh seafood such as locally harvested oysters, classic Pacific Northwest salmon, and seasonal produce from area farms. Partnerships with regional brewers and coffee roasters also contribute to its distinct culinary scene.
What should I bring for a trip to Olympia?
Pack a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for changing temperatures. A reusable tote is useful for local market visits and outdoor picnics.
What is the nightlife in Olympia like?
Olympia has cozy pubs, live music venues, and intimate performance spaces rooted in local culture. Downtown gathers people for casual drinks, community events, and occasional open mic nights.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Olympia?
Olympia has frequently suggested events such as the spring Arts Walk, the summer Lakefair celebration, and seasonal gatherings at the Olympia Farmers Market. Community music and food festivals bring residents together throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Olympia?
You can find family-friendly vacation rentals in areas near downtown, the waterfront, or close to parks and playgrounds. Many homes have flexible layouts for multigenerational stays or smaller groups.
When is the best time to visit Olympia?
Late spring through summer is often recommended for Olympia, with warmer temperatures and many outdoor events. Autumn can be appealing for foliage, but wetter weather returns in late fall and winter.
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