TL;DR
- Location: Stylish boutique hotel in Seattle’s famous Pike Place Market.
- Vibe: Elegant and minimalist, with a lively atmosphere due to its location.
- Experience: Perfect for history buffs, foodies, and those who want to be in the heart of things.
- Atmosphere: A friendly minimalism with a modern and sleek design.
- Check prices here
Seattle’s Pike Place Market is so iconic that the surrounding area is basically named after it. With a stay at the Inn at the Market, you can claim this famous place as a temporary home.
The perfect boutique hotel for history buffs, foodies, and Seattle-lovers in general, it is so centrally located you won’t be limited to the Pike Place area at all either.
You might not be tempted to leave the market once you’ve entered though. You’ll be housed on top of a lively labyrinth of gourmet shops, artisan stalls, high-end grocers and established wine shops.
Elegant color schemes set alongside modern sleekness give a friendly minimalism to the entire hotel.
What are the rooms like?
- Room count: 79 rooms.
- Size: Relatively roomy at 320-380 square feet, with clean design and wide windows to make them feel comfortable.
- Views: Premium options offer full vantage points of Puget Sound. Other options have city views.
- Amenities: In-room TVs with film selections, Keurig coffee machines, mini fridges, and honor bars.
- See each room in detail here
Rooms range from single Kings to double Queens, all a relatively roomy 320-380 square feet.
One-bedroom suites provide extra room for those who need it, but wide windows and clean design make even the smallest rooms feel comfortable.
Categorized by view, you’ll pay premium for a room that offers a full vantage point out towards Puget sound.
This is fair, since watching the ferries move across the water from a custom-made bed draped in Sferra linens can really zhuzh up a vacation.
All options offer the same stylish coziness, however. You’ll have giant floor-to-ceiling windows in every room, and the city views are nothing to scoff at.
TVs offer in-house film selections, Keurig coffee machines greet you in the morning, and you’ll have access to mini fridges and honor bars no matter where you stay.
Bathrooms have straightforward white decor that amplify their spaciousness, and lighted mirrors that make putting on your face a breeze.
What are prices like?
And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?
- Dining: Bacco Café provides in-room service; on-site dining include Chef Kashiba for sushi & Café Campagne for classic French fare.
- Facilities: A rooftop deck with panoramic views, in-room massage services, full salon experience in the courtyard.
- Convenience: Valet parking is available for a fee, and a town car service is provided.
The main restaurants within the market are at your disposal for the duration of your stay.
Bacco Café heads the in-room service with delightful American Breakfast favorites that lean heavily on the Dungeness crab. It’s not to be missed.
In truth, we recommend heading downstairs for all meals, as the Pike Place atmosphere is pretty impossible to beat.
Chef Kashiba offers a selection of outstanding sushi in the Courtyard with fantastic views of the market.
Café Campagne is a classic French Brasserie tucked around the corner in the bustling Post Alley.
There are reasons to stay on the upper floors, however. The rooftop deck offers panoramic views of the gorgeous Puget Sound.
Take your morning coffee up to watch the start of the day, or order a class of wine and bring it up for the sunset.
Massages services are also available in-room, though you’ll have to head to the courtyard for the full salon experience at Shine Salon. Unsurprisingly, the best of Seattle is just an elevator ride away.
Parking is available for a fee, and we especially love the town car service, which makes moving through the city blissfully easy.
How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?
- Location: One of the best spots in Seattle, right next to Pike Place Market and the waterfront.
- Nearby attractions: Ferry terminals, Seattle Aquarium, Centennial Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle Art Museum, and T-Mobile Park.
- Nightlife: Belltown, a hub for nightlife, is directly north and easily accessible.
- Walkability: A short walk to multiple attractions and the Westlake rail station.
You’ll be in one of the best spots in Seattle at this boutique hotel, spitting distance from some of the city’s most exciting attractions.
The views from the waterfront might not be as breathtaking as from the hotel, but they are lovely to walk next to.
Right outside the door sit the ferry terminals and the Seattle Aquarium. Head north for Centennial Park and the Olympic Sculpture Park, or south to the Seattle Art Museum and the Mariner’s T-Mobile Park.
Belltown, the place to be in Seattle if you’re looking for nightlife, sits directly north and is ready to make your stay unforgettable.
Westlake rail station lies just a few minutes’ walk from the Inn, and connects to multiple different lines taking you throughout the city.
It can take you up to Queen Anne, Capitol City, and across the water to the ever-hip Ballard.
And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?
Some things guests liked:
”Location and views from rooftop terrace with fires are exceptional . Lovely comfortable beds . Clean and lovely bathrobes . Can walk to bars , restaurants . Recommended bars by reception staff . Left a coat and had to go back to get it several days later . Staff could not have been more helpful…..”
”You couldn’t get any closer to the heart of Public Market than this beautiful hotel!! It was right smack in the middle of everything you could want or need! Walking distance to the Space Needle and the water front. The staff was SUPER nice and helpful! The room was spacious and comfortable. Highly recommend!!…”
Some things guests didn’t like:
”Little things: 2 hard soaps would be good, one for sink one for shower. Also, the cleaner took away (replaced) my half used shower gel – for sustainability I would prefer it was left to finish, and a 2nd one left to get to if need be. On rubbish facilities, a bit clearer on compost and recycling? Little things – super experience!…”
”Bottled water should be complimentary. It was very inconvenient to have to go purchase water outside of the hotel when we spent as much as we did on the room….”
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