
Hyatt Regency Seattle
Best for conferences, weddings and travelers who need lots of rooms and meeting space in the Convention Center area.
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Hyatt Regency Seattle is a large, 4-star downtown convention hotel best for business groups, families and travelers who want extensive meeting space and multiple on-site dining options. Inn at the Market is a highly regarded 4-star boutique hotel at Pike Place Market that appeals to couples and leisure travelers who want a small, walkable base steps from market attractions.
Updated · about 1.0 km apart

Best for conferences, weddings and travelers who need lots of rooms and meeting space in the Convention Center area.

Best for leisure travelers and couples who want to stay steps from Pike Place Market and waterfront attractions in a smaller boutique setting.
When Hyatt Regency Seattle wins: choose Hyatt if you need a large inventory of rooms, extensive meeting and ballroom space, multiple on-site dining outlets, covered self-parking and a 24-hour fitness center — it’s built for conventions, weddings and large-group travel.
When Inn at the Market wins: choose Inn at the Market if you want an intimate, highly rated boutique stay right at Pike Place Market with personalized service, rooftop terrace access, and rooms with market or skyline views.
Bottom line: both put you close to Seattle’s main sights; pick Hyatt for scale, event facilities and business amenities, pick Inn at the Market for location, local character and a smaller property experience.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Seattle | Inn at the Market |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, business- and convention-oriented urban hotel | Small, boutique hotel centered on Pike Place Market |
| Location (central downtown) | 808 Howell St — two short blocks from Washington State Convention Center | 86 Pine St — steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks |
| Size | 1,260 guestrooms (largest hotel in the Pacific Northwest) | 79 individually furnished guestrooms |
| Ages / family friendly | All ages welcome; family- and business-oriented | |
| Pools | No on-site pool (fitness center available) | |
| Restaurants & bars | Three on-site dining outlets (Andare Kitchen & Bar, Daniel’s Broiler, Market grab-and-go) | One restaurant and one bar/lounge; cooked-to-order breakfast available for a fee |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; guests can book services and day passes at Elaia Spa across the street (Hyatt at Olive 8) | Spa services on site and rooftop terrace; massages available |
| Known for | Extensive meeting and ballroom space (103,000 sq ft) and convention hosting | Iconic Pike Place Market location and strong guest ratings (9.6) |
| Parking & EV charging | Covered self-parking on-site (fee) and EV charging station | Covered valet parking available (surcharge); electric car charging station listed |
| Meeting & event space | Very large: up to 103,000 sq ft with multiple ballrooms and 45 meeting rooms | Smaller: about 750 sq ft of conference/meeting space (1 meeting room) |
Hyatt Regency Seattle sits in the downtown convention district near the Washington State Convention Center and transit connections.
Best if you want immediate access to the convention center and downtown transit.
Inn at the Market places you directly in the Pike Place Market neighborhood, a short walk from waterfront sights.
Best if you want to explore Pike Place Market and the waterfront on foot.
Hyatt Regency Seattle offers a wide range of room types and large capacity for groups.
Choose Hyatt for a wide selection of room types and large availability during big events.
Inn at the Market has 79 individually furnished rooms with specific market- and skyline-view room names.
Choose Inn at the Market for boutique rooms and market or skyline views in a smaller property.
Hyatt Regency Seattle offers multiple on-site dining outlets that serve business and family-friendly menus.
Choose Hyatt if you want a range of on-site dining options without leaving the hotel.
Inn at the Market focuses on one on-site restaurant and a bar/lounge, plus quick access to Pike Place Market dining.
Choose Inn at the Market to eat like a local and step out into Pike Place for many dining choices.
Hyatt Regency Seattle does not have an on-site pool; its signature guest amenity is extensive meeting space and a 24-hour fitness center.
If pool time is important, plan for a nearby hotel pool or spa day pass; otherwise the fitness center and meeting facilities are the main draw.
Inn at the Market does not publish an on-site pool; its signature amenities are the rooftop terrace and close market access.
Inn at the Market focuses on location and rooftop views rather than pool facilities.
Hyatt Regency Seattle supports fitness and nearby spa options; nightlife is centered on downtown bars and hotel dining.
Pick Hyatt for a full-service fitness setup and easy access to downtown nightlife.
Inn at the Market centers on local nightlife and relaxed on-site amenities.
Pick Inn at the Market for a quieter, market-focused evening experience and easy access to local bars and restaurants.

Hyatt Regency Seattle — huge meeting footprint (103,000 sq ft) and dozens of ballrooms and meeting rooms.

Inn at the Market — literally steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks.

Hyatt Regency Seattle — multiple restaurants (Italian, steakhouse, grab-and-go) on property.

Inn at the Market — smaller property with individually furnished rooms and rooftop terrace.
Inn at the Market is steps from Pike Place Market; Hyatt Regency Seattle is a short walk (roughly 0.6 miles) from the market.
Neither Hyatt Regency Seattle nor Inn at the Market publish an on-site pool. Hyatt guests can access Elaia Spa (with pool) at Hyatt Olive 8 by booking services or day passes; Inn at the Market does not list a pool.
Hyatt Regency Seattle — it has large-scale meeting and ballroom space, multiple event venues and a convention-focused location.
No. Both Hyatt Regency Seattle and Inn at the Market welcome guests of all ages.
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