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The Inn At The Market is my favorite boutique hotel in Seattle. I love staying in Pike Place Market with restaurants and local shops just out the door.
Seattle Boutique Hotels
- Best Boutique Hotel in Downtown: The State Hotel
- Best Boutique Hotel in Pike Place Market: Inn At The Market
- Best Boutique Hotel in Capitol Hill: Hotel Sorrento
- Boutique Hotel with Swimming Pool: Four Seasons
No true boutique hotel in Seattle has a pool. The luxury hotel Four Seasons has the charm of a boutique hotel while also having the best outdoor pool in Seattle.My Favorite Boutique Hotels in Seattle
1. Inn At The Market – Pike Place Market
The best boutique hotel in Seattle. Recently refurbished and located right in Pike Place Market, surrounded by great restaurants and shops. Spacious, modern rooms with immaculate bathrooms. West-facing rooms have amazing views as does the 5th floor rooftop patio over the Market and across Elliott Bay. This is a fantastic honeymoon hotel.
Check prices for Inn at the Market2. The State Hotel – Downtown
91-room boutique hotel within a lovingly-restored 1902 building. Pleasing Mid-century meets Art-Deco decor, with lots of local and bespoke artwork. Excellent and reasonably-priced on-site restaurant, 8th-floor rooftop terrace with amazing views over the Market and Puget Sound. Unbeatable location for restaurants, shopping, and sightseeing – just one block from Pike Place Market.
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A casually chic option, near Pike Place Market and all major downtown attractions. Spacious guest rooms are stylish and quiet, specialty suites are fantastic. In-house bar and cafe, daily wine hour, and complimentary bike rental offered.
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Seattle’s most charming boutique hotel, in an old-world (but newly refurbished) building, situated a little uphill from downtown but still within easy walking distance. Gorgeous wood-paneled lobby, designer suites, and spacious guest rooms with period details and white marble bathrooms. Comfortably elegant restaurant and lounge. The nightlife and shops of Capitol Hill are a short walk away.
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Comfortable and contemporary design, with Scandinavian-chic decor. Well-appointed rooms in many size options from studios to spacious suites. Celebrity chef-owned restaurant, attached cooking school. Unbeatable location close to Pike Place Market, shopping, restaurants, and nightlife.
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Refurbished historic property with modern/art deco decor and peek-a-boo views of Puget Sound and the Space Needle from higher floors. Their great in-house restaurant/lounge serves Pacific Northwest cuisine, with emphasis on local seafood and produce. Nightly aperitivo hour in the lobby. Ideal location for shopping, restaurants, and theater; 10-minute walk to Pike Place Market.
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Charming and comfortable four-star hotel directly across the street from Pike Place Market. Plant-filled lobby, curated vintage furniture collection, in-house restaurant and coffee bar. Rooms have mini Smeg fridges and vintage telephones, but e-tablet controls keep things current. Connecting bunk-bed rooms (either to a king room or another bunk-bed room) are a great option for families or friend groups.
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A trendy and modern hotel in a prime location within walking distance to all downtown attractions. Spacious and stylish guest rooms, vibrant and welcoming lobby, good restaurant, daily wine hour, and free bike rental. Extremely pet and kid-friendly.
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Fun, modern hotel with an edgy, artsy vibe on the border of Belltown and downtown Seattle. Guest rooms are small, but comfortable and well-appointed. The lobby has a thoughtfully curated pop art collection and daily craft beer happy hour. 5th floor rooms include Crosley record players and a selection of Sup Pop vinyl. Located near transit, shopping, and Pike Place Market; very dog-friendly.
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A lovely historic property with loads of charm and a cheaper price tag than most others in the heart of downtown. Elegant old-world furnishing, gorgeous lobby bar, gracious staff, and easy access to all transit (there’s a light rail station adjacent to the hotel). Rooms are small but clean and well-appointed, with period details. Unbeatable location for shopping and downtown sightseeing.
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An elegant and friendly hotel in one of Seattle’s most fun neighborhoods, 7 miles north of downtown, and surrounded by great local pubs, hip cafes, trendy delicious restaurants, top notch live music – and almost no tourists. Huge and gorgeous attached fitness center with lap pool.
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Hip and modern lodging in the trendy neighborhood of Belltown, surrounded by some of the city’s coolest bars and restaurants and a 5-minute walk to both the Market and the Needle. High ceilings, wood floors, original artwork, minimalist design, and daily waffle breakfast. The Ace is one of the cheapest boutique hotels downtown (especially for their Euro-style, shared-bath guest rooms).
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