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Upscale hotel in Pike Place Market with rooftop deck
"Few stays in Seattle feel as clever and tasteful as slipping into the Inn at the Market: the only downtown property that actually lives within Pike Place Market, offering timbered rooms and many with ferry and sunset views. I found its insider perks compelling—Beecher’s Loft is a posh perch for groups and events, and on‑site Sushi Kashiba brings one of Seattle’s most revered restaurants to guests’ doors—making it an ideal choice for food lovers who want to step out into fishmongers, flower stalls, and the city’s best food vendors." - Jessica Voelker
"A cozy, discreet 79-room inn tucked inside Pike Place Market—noted as the only hotel located within the market—that serves as a sanctuary amid the bustle, with rooftop-deck fire pits and direct opportunities to photograph the neon Pike Place sign and bay sunsets. Opened in the 1980s and a longtime Travel + Leisure readers’ favorite (2024 World’s Best Awards), the property offers privacy but requires navigating tourist crowds when coming and going. Practical details: neighborhood Downtown Seattle; valet parking only $72 per night; service dogs only (no pets); accessible rooms available; no loyalty program; rates from $208." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Inn at the Market is located within Pike Place, offering easy access to Seattle’s quintessential sights." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"As indicated by its name, the Inn at the Market offers the quintessential Seattle setting, being that it's the only hotel situated right at Pike Place Market. Rooms with water views look out over the iconic market neon sign, the Great Wheel, Puget Sound, and, on the horizon, the Olympic Mountains. Head downstairs to emerge into the heart of the Market, stocked with flowers, produce, fresh seafood, and locally-made arts and crafts. For a hotel in the heart of the action, it’s surprisingly quiet and private inside. The guestrooms are all beautifully appointed with earth-toned decor, custom linens, and nature-themed artwork; and they have floor-to-ceiling windows to make the most of the winning views."

"Flames dance prettily inside the lobby fireplace, giving the room an urban lodge vibe that feels just right on a rainy day at Seattle’s iconic Pike Place Market, first opened in 1907. Elegant yet cozy, this 79-room hotel in the heart of the market counts plenty of loyal repeat customers among its clientele. From business travelers lounging on the lobby couch to couples celebrating their anniversary with Champagne sipped from well-placed swivel chairs in the waterfront rooms, the inn feels full of happy people." - Jessica Voelker, Naomi Tomky


