A charming boutique hotel steps from Pike Place Market, offering 70 rooms with Puget Sound or courtyard views. The rooftop deck with its panoramic views of Elliott Bay is one of Seattle's best kept secrets.
Inn at the Market is Seattle's most coveted boutique hotel address, embedded within the landmark Pike Place Market complex at 86 Pine Street with direct access to the market's cobblestone corridors. The 70-room property sits on the western edge of the market district, perched above the cliff that drops to the Seattle waterfront, with room views ranging from the market's alley rooftops to sweeping panoramas of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains to the west of Washington State.
The hotel occupies a purpose-built building integrated into the market's 1907-era warren of arcades and storefronts. The lobby is small and deliberately intimate, reflecting the boutique philosophy maintained since the property's 1986 opening. The inn's design draws from Pacific Northwest maritime influences, with warm wood tones, nautical textures, and art sourced from the market's longtime artist community.
Rooms range from garden-view courtyard rooms — quieter and more affordable — to bay-view rooms with unobstructed views of Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountain range, and the Bainbridge Island ferry route. All rooms feature premium bedding; the higher-category bay-view rooms add sitting areas and window seats positioned to maximize the outlook.
The hotel's rooftop deck is a genuine amenity highlight and one of Seattle's best-kept secrets: a private outdoor terrace exclusively for hotel guests, offering 360-degree views taking in Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, the Pike Place Market roofscape, and the Seattle skyline. Sunset from the deck in summer is exceptional.
Café Campagne, a beloved French bistro operated independently within the property, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and has been a Pike Place Market institution for decades. Campagne, its more formal sibling restaurant on a lower level, is considered one of Seattle's finest French dining establishments. Both accept reservations and are popular beyond the hotel's guest base.
Amenities
- rooftop deck
- restaurant
- wifi
- concierge
- business center
Location
86 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
47.6087, -122.3411 View on map
Highlights
- Intimate 70-room boutique hotel embedded within the historic Pike Place Market complex
- Private rooftop deck with 360-degree Elliott Bay and Olympic Mountain views exclusively for guests
- Bay-view rooms with direct views of Elliott Bay and the Bainbridge Island ferry route
- Café Campagne and Campagne — two of Seattle's most celebrated French restaurants on-site
- Direct access to Pike Place Market's vendors, fishmongers, flower stalls, and artisan community
Tips for visiting
- Request a bay-view room at booking — views of Elliott Bay and the Olympics are the defining experience.
- Visit the rooftop deck at sunset in summer; it is one of Seattle's finest viewpoints and exclusive to guests.
- Book breakfast at Café Campagne in advance, especially on weekends, as it fills with both guests and locals.
- The market is most atmospheric from 8-10am before tourist crowds arrive; the inn places guests at its center.
- Parking is extremely limited near the market; the Pike Place Market parking garage or public transit are the best options.
Accessibility
Inn at the Market has a small number of accessible rooms with roll-in showers and widened doorways. The market complex's historic buildings and hillside setting create some challenges in outdoor courtyard areas. The hotel entrance on Pine Street is step-free. Guests with mobility needs should contact the hotel directly to confirm accessible room availability and confirm courtyard access routes.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Inn at the Market inside Pike Place Market?
The inn is embedded within the Pike Place Market complex with direct courtyard access to the market. Guests can step from the lobby into the market's historic corridors without going outside.
What is the rooftop deck like at Inn at the Market?
The rooftop deck is an open-air terrace offering 360-degree views of Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, the Seattle skyline, and the Pike Place Market roofscape. It is available exclusively to hotel guests.
Are all rooms at Inn at the Market facing the water?
No. Rooms face either Elliott Bay (bay-view rooms, at a premium) or the market's interior courtyard (courtyard rooms, quieter and less expensive). Both are comfortable; the view difference determines most of the price differential.
What restaurants are at Inn at the Market?
Café Campagne (casual French bistro) and Campagne (fine dining) are both within the hotel property and are regarded as two of Seattle's finest French restaurants. Both accept reservations and are open to non-guests.
How close is the Bainbridge Island ferry from Inn at the Market?
The Colman Dock Washington State Ferry terminal for Bainbridge Island is approximately a 10-minute downhill walk via Pike Street to the Alaskan Way waterfront.