McMenamins Olympic Club is a historic hotel and entertainment venue at 112 N Tower Ave. in Centralia, Washington. Its mix of lodging, meals, movies, games and events makes it a distinctive Centralia stop, with a history that reaches back to the early twentieth century.
- Location: 112 N Tower Ave., Centralia, WA 98531
- What’s there: Hotel, theater pub, bars, Game Hall and dining
- Recurring events: Free theater music every second Tuesday; a Wednesday movie-and-meal deal is also advertised
- Before visiting: Check McMenamins’ official information for current hours, prices and events

Where the McMenamins Olympic Club Is
McMenamins Olympic Club stands at 112 N Tower Ave. in Centralia, Washington. The venue occupies a historic building in the city centre, making it easy to pair with a stroll among Centralia’s historic buildings, murals and antique shops.
The Olympic Club Hotel opened in 1908, and the building received an opulent remodel in 1913. That layered history is part of the venue’s identity today, alongside its food, entertainment and lodging. For a wider sense of the surrounding area, the Centralia city-centre visitor guide covers the local downtown context.

What Visitors Can Find at the Olympic Club
The Olympic Club brings lodging, meals, movies, art, history, sport and special events together under one roof. Its hotel has 27 guestrooms: 26 on the second floor and one on the ground floor.
The ground floor includes a theater pub for live music and events, as well as the New Tourist Bar, which caters to theatergoers. The venue also has a Game Hall with Brunswick Balke pool tables, a Madison 5 x 10 snooker table, shuffleboard tables and pinball machines.
McMenamins advertises free live music in the theater every second Tuesday. It also promotes a Wednesday-night deal for $23 that includes beer or cider, a cheeseburger and a movie ticket. These recurring offerings can change, so confirm the details before making plans.
How do you get from Centralia Station to the Olympic Club?

Centralia Amtrak Station is at 210 Railroad Avenue, Centralia, WA 98531. To plan your arrival, use this guide to getting from Centralia Station into town.
The station building has a waiting room, restrooms and a ticket sales office. It has no elevator or Amtrak ticketing kiosks. Amtrak identifies Seattle, Portland and Vancouver, Washington, as top destinations from Centralia.
Centralia’s historic 1912 train station is itself a recommended stop before a stroll downtown. If you are arriving by train, you can combine a look around the station area with time at the Olympic Club and the surrounding city centre.

What to Check Before You Visit
Check the official site before you go. McMenamins gives the Game Hall’s hours as Sunday–Thursday, 7 a.m.–11 p.m., and Friday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–midnight; the space welcomes all ages until 7 p.m. and is 21+ after 7 p.m.
Pool-table and shuffleboard rentals cost $5 per hour, plus tax. Confirm current hours and pricing directly with McMenamins, and check its event listing for live music and the Wednesday deal before setting out. The venue’s phone number is (360) 736-5164.
Other Centralia Stops to Pair with a Visit
Pair the Olympic Club with a walk through downtown Centralia, where murals, historic buildings and antique shops offer more to see. The city’s historic 1912 train station is another stop to work into the same outing.
Downtown Centralia has free street parking and public parking lots, according to McMenamins. Availability can vary, so check local parking conditions when you arrive.
FAQs
What is the address of McMenamins Olympic Club?
It is at 112 N Tower Ave., Centralia, WA 98531.
What is inside the Olympic Club?
The venue includes a hotel, meals, a theater pub, the New Tourist Bar and a Game Hall with pool, snooker, shuffleboard and pinball.
Does the Olympic Club have recurring events?
McMenamins advertises free theater music every second Tuesday and a Wednesday-night deal that includes a beer or cider, cheeseburger and movie ticket. Check the event listing for current details.
What are the Game Hall’s age rules?
The Game Hall welcomes all ages until 7 p.m. and is 21+ after 7 p.m.
