Swantown Inn

I miss the Swantown Inn. It's been a few days, but I woke up and made a cappuccino in my mug that we accidentally absconded with (and later purchased) using Olympia Coffee Roasters coffee that I also brought home with me, and tried to imagine myself back at my little desk there and sipping it while doing my work on their lightning fast internet. I left a book there, and they helped me find it, so I picked it up this morning and leafed through it, pretending I was back at the Inn under the canopy of the bed, smelling the flowers, and warming by the fire. The breakfast was lovely, the food was savory, and the conversation was flowing. I really cannot think of a better place to return to for a special get away and hope they will make room for us once again. They really made us feel at home.

We love the Puget Suite for our small business retreats! There is an overhead screen in the living room, and two bedrooms with three luxurious beds. Also a kitchenette. Also when we have needed a larger room for a meeting with more people, they have accommodated with ear and impact 😃

The Swantown Inn was located right off the 101 and easy to get to. Very charming, historical house with all the period character. The Inn hosts, Casey and Nathan, were just as charming as the house. Food was excellent, conversations great, ammenities awesome and the host offered extras to make our stay more comfortable. They gave us great places to visit that made our stay so extrodinary.

An old fashioned bed and breakfast run by a lovely couple. Room was comfortable and breakfast was wonderful (the best American scones I've ever had!). Location was convenient to the Olympia Film Society, where I saw a music concert (and the reason I was in Olympia). Thank you for the hospitality! There is a flight of steps up to the room and a couple of steps into the house. If you have mobility issues, you may want to call the proprietors and discuss whether this b&b is suitable for you.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind Olympia experience, you definitely need to stay at the Swantown Inn. This bed & breakfast is an absolute gem and located only a mile from downtown. The house is a beautiful 140 year old Victorian mansion with a life and personality all it's own. The beds are big and comfortable and every corner is filled with gorgeous antiques. The innkeepers are warm and kind and their children are absolutely charming. When I visited in December the vibes were very relaxing and calm. I had the most delicious breakfast of decadent stuffed french toast with marionberry syrup and a perfectly made oat milk latte. I really appreciated the innkeepers' enthusiasm to cater to my dietary preferences. They also host events like weddings in their ballroom, and there is honey available from bees kept on the property. My stay here was absolutely priceless and truly very special. I can't wait to return.

We were in town for a wedding. The Swantown Inn was great to hang out in the mornings before festivities. It had character, a puzzle in progress to occupy my wife and I, great breakfasts, very comfortable room. We'd definitely stay there again.