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Olympic Queen Mattress Dimensions

Last updated Researched from published specifications and owner reviews, not tested in person

Quick answer

A Olympic Queen mattress measures 66 inches wide by 80 inches long (168 by 203 cm), which is 36.7 square feet of sleeping surface. Shared by two people that is 33 inches each. This is a specialty size rather than a standard one, so dimensions vary between manufacturers.

The olympic queen is a specialty size, which means the 66 by 80 inch figure below is typical rather than guaranteed. The numbers that actually decide whether it works in your bedroom are the room it needs and the height it ends up at, both of which are below.

What are the exact olympic queen mattress dimensions?

Olympic Queen mattress dimensions
MeasurementInchesCentimetresFeet
Width661685.5 ft
Length802036.7 ft
Sleeping area5,280 sq in34,104 sq cm36.7 sq ft
Width per sleeper33 in84 cm2.8 ft

Convention, not a standard

This is widely repeated guidance rather than a measured standard. Treat it as a starting point.

How much room does a olympic queen bed need?

Add about 3 inches of frame on each side, then the walking clearance you want. The convention is 24 inches to squeeze past and 30 or more to be comfortable.

Minimum room size for a olympic queen bed
Clearance on each sideRoom width neededRoom length needed
24 in120 in (10 ft)110 in (9.2 ft)
30 in132 in (11 ft)116 in (9.7 ft)
36 in144 in (12 ft)122 in (10.2 ft)

Convention, not a standard

This is widely repeated guidance rather than a measured standard. Treat it as a starting point.

Assumes a frame about 3 inches wider than the mattress on each side, clearance on both sides and at the foot, and the headboard against a wall. Check yours with Room Size and Clearance Calculator.

How does a olympic queen compare to other mattress sizes?

Mattress size comparison
SizeWidth (in)Length (in)Area (sq ft)Standard size
Olympic Queen (this page)668036.7No
Twin387519.8Yes
Twin XL388021.1Yes
Full (Double)547528.1Yes
Full XL548030Yes
Queen608033.3Yes
Short Queen (RV)607531.3No

Industry standard

These are standard published dimensions, the same across manufacturers.

Which mattresses come in olympic queen?

We do not currently list a mattress that publishes olympic queen as its size, which is normal for a size this uncommon. The mattresses below are the ones we do list, in other sizes. Check the size on the product page before ordering, and expect a olympic queen to need a specialty retailer.

Frequently asked questions

What are the dimensions of a olympic queen mattress?

A olympic queen mattress measures 66 inches wide by 80 inches long, or 168 by 203 centimetres. That works out to 36.7 square feet of sleeping surface. This is a specialty size, so confirm the exact figures with the manufacturer before buying a frame or bedding for it.

How big a room does a olympic queen bed need?

For comfortable movement, allow the mattress plus about 3 inches of frame on each side plus 30 inches of walking clearance. For a olympic queen that means roughly 132 inches of room width and 116 inches of length. You can get away with 24 inches of clearance, but a nightstand will crowd it.

What size sheets fit a olympic queen mattress?

Buy sheets labelled olympic queen. The fitted sheet also has to clear the depth of the mattress, so check the pocket depth separately: standard pockets fit up to 12 inches, deep pockets 13 to 17 inches, and extra deep pockets 18 to 22 inches. A topper adds its full thickness to what the sheet must clear.

Is a olympic queen long enough for a tall person?

A mattress should be about 4 to 6 inches longer than the tallest sleeper. At 80 inches, a olympic queen suits someone up to roughly 76 inches tall, which is 6 feet 4 inches. Above that, look at an even longer specialty size.

Does olympic queen refer to thickness as well?

No. Size describes only the width and length. Thickness is separate and ranges from about 6 inches to over 16, with 9 to 12 inches counting as standard. Thickness changes the total height of the bed and the sheet pocket depth you need, but it never changes the 66 by 80 inch footprint.

How to read the numbers on this page. Standard mattress and bedding dimensions are industry-wide and the same across manufacturers. Guidance like replacement intervals, firmness by body weight and walking clearance is convention rather than a measured standard, and every table here says which it is. Where a manufacturer does not publish a figure we leave it out instead of estimating. This is not medical advice: a mattress is not a treatment for a medical condition, and persistent pain is a reason to see a clinician.