Inn at the Market, Seattle

Over all, it is really a nice hotel, views from the hotel is magnificent. Location is the best! Pike place Market is right next and the heart of Down town Seattle.

By far the best small hotel in the NorthWest. I visit Seattle often over the past 20 years on work and to visit family,so I have stayed at many hotels in Seattle. I have been going to the Inn at the Market for the past 4 years. No hotel comes close to the professionalism of the staff and the location is by far the best in the city

I liked the tempurpedic beds, but not the fact that they let off so much body heat, we could'nt really sleep that well. The staff were great in helping out for my husbands birthday, they set up a sign above the bed, had roses, a teddy bear and some chocolates! Very cleanly, but in a very crowded part of downtown. For what it cost, I probably wouldn't stay again, just because of location, cost and the bed uncomfortability.

What I likre about this place is that you it gives me a great view of the water. It is very comfortable. Its is very clean and staff are friendly.

Nothing - proximity was good to everything. loved the rooftop - would tak bottle and food and watch the sun set. Beautiful!

Parking was a bit tedious in the mid afternoon, yet the access to everything was worthwhile and the hotel is clean and friendly

We stayed three nights at the Inn. It is in the Pike Place market so every shop, restaurant, and tour is reasonably close. It save a lot of hiking up and down those steep Seattle hills. The hotel is comfortable, clean, and in good repair though it is not a new hotel. The staff were very courteous, friendly, and helpful. We arrived earlier than the scheduled check in time, so the front desk staff took my cell phone number and called us when the room was ready. Very helpful. The deck is great for viewing the market place and the bay. There are tables and chairs for the outdoor deck. There are dozens of restaurants in the area, and a small grocery store (deli) in the market, and of course the Kress grocery store two blocks up the hill. There are several pharmacies in the area in walking distance. It was comfortable, the bar with the sink, fridge, and coffee pot are very handy making it more homey. our room did not have much bathroom counter space, and a rounded shower curtain to keep you from bumping into the curtain would have been nice. You never know how often the shower curtains are changed/cleaned. we did not have a car, so cannot comment on that aspect, however the location would make you think that it might be noisy, but not really. It is one of the few hotels that you could open a window. Once you closed the window and closed the curtains it was peaceful each evening. We will be happy to return to the hotel.

Rooms were very comfortable and affordable for a vacation. The scenary is what I loved the best. We had never been that far from Oklahoma, so you can just imagine how overwhelmed we were. The mountains, the scenic drive along the Columbia River were breathtaking. I would love to go back someday. Thank you. Roberta Amos-Hood

We visit Seattle at least once a year and have stayed at a number of wonderful hotels... this was our first stay at the IATM. Stayed for 4 nights. Wife's birthday. First the good... Nice little birthday cupcakes in room. Staff is very considerate and helpful. Location is the best thing. Now the bad... The hotel had lots of available rooms but we were given a small room with a terrible layout. When we asked to be moved the person at the desk implied that most people disliked the room we were given. The next room, had an old Tempur-pedic mattress that sagged in the middle. After a very uncomfortable night we moved again. This time the room was okay, however, the elevator noise was unrelenting and everytime someone accessed the courtyard rooms the corridor door slammed loudly. Decided to just tough it out and not move again. However, the worst ripoff is the horrible treatment we received from Bacco - the hotel bistro that provides room service and eat-in breakfast. While they brag about fresh ingredients from Pikes market our breakfasts were tired fruit salads and dry French toast that proclaimed warm maple syrup and came with packaged fake syrup. When we complained the excuse the restaurant person offered was they couldn't get fresh berries or real Maple syrup. BTW, this was a 'busboy' because the waiter had left the restaurant for a smoke or something and the chef couldn't be bothered. Duh... Pikes market is next door. There are many great restaurants DO NOT go here! Conclusion, the staff is great... unfortunately, the hotel needs to work on client comfort. We won't be staying here again! R P - Vancouver.

The location was perfect and the staff went out of their way to assist us with information on ski packages, tours and shopping. The service was great! The complimentary breakfast was a real treat and a money saver. We met other guests from all over the United States and enjoyed visiting with them.