Inn at the Market is a hotel destination wedding venue in Seattle, United States, hosting 12 at dinner.

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Inn at the Market

Inn at the Market sits in the middle of urban Seattle at Pike Place Market, with sea views from rooms such as the Pike Place Waterview and the Premium Room, 1 King Bed, Bay View.

Guests
12 at dinner
Venue website
Rooms
79 rooms
Venue website
Cost
US$1,500 to US$5,000 venue fee
Aisle estimate
Getting there
SEA · about 30 min by car
Aisle estimate

About Inn at the Market

Inn at the Market sits in the middle of urban Seattle at Pike Place Market, with sea views from rooms such as the Pike Place Waterview and the Premium Room, 1 King Bed, Bay View.

The hotel declares wedding services and offers a meeting and banquet event space, with seated dining for 12 guests, which suits elopements, vow renewals and small family celebrations.

Five room types are available, including the Emerald City Skyline Luxe and the City Room, 1 Queen Bed (max occupancy 3), and on-site parking is available for guests driving in.

The style is modern and elegant, and we estimate catering runs around 95 to 195 USD per head.

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Capacity, rooms and facilities

Capacity

Seated dinner
12 guests

Staying over

Rooms
79 rooms
Room types
5 listed

Money

Price
US$1,500 to US$5,000 venue feeAisle estimate

House rules

Pets
No
Children
Yes

Getting there

Nearest airport
SEA, 30 min by carAisle estimate
Parking
Yes
Guest transport
Yes

The spaces

Event spaces
Banquet room
Reception indoors
Yes
Setting
Urban, modern, elegant

The place

Sea view
Yes
Mountain view
Yes

Venue highlights

  • Seated dining capacity of 12 guests in a meeting and banquet event space
  • Urban Pike Place Market location with sea views from Waterview and Bay View rooms
  • Five room types, from Pike Place Waterview Peek to Emerald City Skyline Luxe
  • Parking available on site

Costs and booking details

Getting there
SEA · about 30 min by carAisle estimate

Guests fly into SEA.

Direct line
(206) 443-3600

Answered by the venue in local hours.

Questions about the venue

How many guests can be seated for a wedding meal?+

Seated dining capacity is 12 guests, in the hotel's meeting and banquet event space.

Which airport should our guests fly into?+

Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA) is the nearest airport, an estimated 30 minutes from the hotel.

What rooms can we book for our wedding party?+

There are five room types: Pike Place Waterview (max 2), Pike Place Waterview Peek (max 2), Emerald City Skyline Luxe (max 2), City Room with 1 Queen Bed (max 3) and Premium Room with 1 King Bed and Bay View (max 3).

Is parking available for guests?+

Yes, parking is available at the venue.

What might catering cost?+

We estimate around 95 to 195 USD per head. For confirmed pricing, contact the venue at +1 206-443-3600.

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Sources and booking notes

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Venue wedding information

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  • Seated dinner: 12 guests

    “* Dining Table/Boardroom seating for 12”
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  • Rooms: 79 rooms

    “From the Inn’s 79 rooms, guests can savor views of downtown, Pike Place Market, Seattle’s waterfront, the Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains.”
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  • Room types: 5 listed

    “Pike Place Waterview”
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  • Pets: No

    “Pets are not allowed.”
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  • Children: Yes

    “Children of any age are allowed.”
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  • Parking: Yes

    “Book our [Seattle Art Museum Package](https://www.innatthemarket.com/pike-place-market-hotel-specials/) to enjoy tickets and valet parking with your stay.”
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  • Guest transport: Yes

    “Avoid taxi lines or rental cars by reserving a town car to and from the airport during your next stay with us.”
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  • Event spaces: Banquet room

    “Meeting/banquet facilities”
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  • Reception indoors: Yes

    “Whether you’re hosting a vibrant business event, intimate wedding, birthday party, or special event for friends and family, our multipurpose event space provides the picture-perfect venue for your next social gathering.”
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  • Setting: Urban, modern, elegant

    “Inn at the Market is Seattle’s only hotel located directly inside the iconic Pike Place Market, offering a rare vantage point above one of the city’s most beloved destinations.”
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  • Sea view: Yes

    “From the Inn’s 79 rooms, guests can savor views of downtown, Pike Place Market, Seattle’s waterfront, the Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains.”
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  • Mountain view: Yes

    “From the Inn’s 79 rooms, guests can savor views of downtown, Pike Place Market, Seattle’s waterfront, the Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains.”
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