
The Westin Seattle
Best for conference groups, visitors who want many room types and an on-site pool and fitness center.
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The Westin Seattle is a 4-star twin-tower downtown high-rise with broad meeting and event capacity; read this if you want a large-city-hotel with an indoor pool, fitness studio, and many rooms. Inn at the Market is a 4-star boutique hotel built into Pike Place Market; read this if you want walkable market access, smaller scale rooms, and a market-front experience.
Updated · about 0.3 miles (0.5 km) apart

Best for conference groups, visitors who want many room types and an on-site pool and fitness center.

Best for travelers who want to be literally next to Pike Place Market and prefer a small, market-focused hotel.
When The Westin Seattle wins: choose The Westin if you need lots of rooms, large meeting or ballroom capacity, an indoor heated pool that welcomes kids, 24-hour fitness, and multiple on-site dining options in a downtown high-rise.
When Inn at the Market wins: choose Inn at the Market if your priority is Pike Place Market access, a boutique property with individually furnished rooms, a rooftop terrace, and a quieter, market-embedded stay rather than a big hotel tower.
Bottom line: pick The Westin for scale, meetings, and full-service downtown amenities; pick Inn at the Market for location-first, small-hotel character and immediate market access.
| Category | The Westin Seattle | Inn at the Market |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, corporate upscale high-rise | Small boutique hotel embedded in Pike Place Market |
| Location | Downtown, about a 5–10 minute walk to Pike Place Market | Steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks (86 Pine St) |
| Size | 891 rooms across 47 floors | 79 individually furnished guestrooms |
| Rooms & signature types | 17 room types including Deluxe, Premium, Grand Suites; many skyline views | Room names include Emerald City Skyline Luxe, Pike Place Waterview and Pike Place Waterview Peek |
| Pools | Heated indoor pool open daily (5:00 AM–11:00 PM) with outdoor sun deck | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | Relish Bistro, Relish To Go, 1900 FIFTH Bar + Lounge (3 venues, room service) | One on-site restaurant plus bar/lounge; cooked-to-order breakfasts available for a fee |
| Spa & wellness | WestinWORKOUT 24/7 fitness studio; in-room 'Heavenly Spa' treatments available | Spa services on site and rooftop terrace; use of nearby fitness center (discount) |
| Meeting & events | Extensive — about 70,000 sq ft across ~29–30 rooms including 18,031 sq ft Grand Ballroom | One meeting room / ~750 sq ft (70 m²) conference space |
| Known for | Large event capacity, downtown skyline views, pool and full fitness facilities | Direct Pike Place Market access and market views from some rooms |
| Family & age policy | All ages welcome; primary check-in guest must be 18+ | |
| Parking & transit | On-site self and valet parking, electric vehicle charging, near light rail and monorail | Covered parking and valet available (surcharge); centrally located for walking |
The Westin Seattle sits on Fifth Avenue in the heart of downtown and is within easy walking distance of shopping, theaters, the convention center, and Pike Place Market.
Choose The Westin for a central downtown base that’s convenient for sightseeing, shopping, and transit.
Inn at the Market is literally embedded next to Pike Place Market (86 Pine St), so the market and waterfront are immediate walking-experiences.
Choose Inn at the Market if proximity to Pike Place Market is your top priority.
The Westin offers a wide range of room types across twin towers, including suites and mobility-accessible options.
Choose The Westin for choice in room types, larger suites, and skyline vistas.
Inn at the Market has 79 individually furnished guestrooms, some named for market or skyline views.
Choose Inn at the Market for boutique rooms with direct market or skyline orientations.
The Westin has several on-site dining options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee and cocktails.
Choose The Westin for reliable on-site dining and a full-service bar/lounge.
Inn at the Market focuses on market proximity with one on-site restaurant and bar/lounge.
Choose Inn at the Market for quick market meals and easy access to Pike Place vendors.
The Westin's signature public amenity is a heated indoor pool with adjacent outdoor sun deck.
The Westin is the pick if an indoor pool is important to your stay.
Inn at the Market does not list an on-site pool in its public amenities.
Inn at the Market is not a pool hotel; choose it for location instead.
The Westin emphasizes wellness with a 24-hour WestinWORKOUT fitness studio and in-room spa treatments.
Choose The Westin for robust fitness options and a proper hotel bar in the lobby.
Inn at the Market offers on-site spa services, a rooftop terrace, and a small bar/lounge.
Choose Inn at the Market for a quieter, market-adjacent evening with a rooftop option.

The Westin Seattle — extensive meeting space up to 18,031 sq ft Grand Ballroom and roughly 70,000 sq ft total.

Inn at the Market — steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks; a market-front location.

The Westin Seattle — heated indoor pool open to guests of all ages with an outdoor sun deck.

Inn at the Market — individually furnished rooms, rooftop terrace, and a small-property atmosphere.
Inn at the Market is steps from Pike Place Market; The Westin is a short walk (about 5–10 minutes).
The Westin Seattle has a heated indoor pool; Inn at the Market does not publish a guest pool.
The Westin Seattle — it has large ballrooms and extensive meeting space suitable for conferences and big weddings; Inn at the Market has modest meeting space (~750 sq ft).
Yes. Both welcome guests of all ages; the primary check-in guest at either property must be at least 18.
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