‘Inn at the Market' Overlooks Elliot Bay & Pike Place Marke
Katie Cordrey — January 25, 2010 — World
References: epoquehotels & tripadvisor
The Inn at The Market, Seattle is a boutique hotel located in the historic Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle. The hotel faces the waterfront overlooking Elliott Bay and the Pike Place Market.
The central location is near the Seattle Art Museum, Pioneer Square, and lots of dining and shopping choices are all within walking distance. Rates start at about $200 per night per couple, including tax.
Implications - The Inn at The Market has a gorgeous rooftop balcony that you can sit upon and watch the sun rise and set. The hotel also offers cocktails on the balcony to make your night memorable. The featured video shows off some amazing images of the hotel and its views.
The central location is near the Seattle Art Museum, Pioneer Square, and lots of dining and shopping choices are all within walking distance. Rates start at about $200 per night per couple, including tax.
Implications - The Inn at The Market has a gorgeous rooftop balcony that you can sit upon and watch the sun rise and set. The hotel also offers cocktails on the balcony to make your night memorable. The featured video shows off some amazing images of the hotel and its views.
Trend Themes
1. Boutique Hotel Experience - The rise of boutique hotels offering unique and personalized experiences presents opportunities for innovative services and amenities.
2. Waterfront Tourism - As waterfront locations become increasingly popular among travelers, there is a growing demand for hotels and accommodations that offer scenic views and proximity to attractions.
3. Urban Redevelopment - The revitalization of historic districts like Pike Place Market in Seattle offers potential for innovative hotel concepts and urban tourism experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels and resorts can capitalize on the trend of unique boutique hotel experiences by offering personalized services and curated amenities.
2. Tourism - Companies in the tourism industry can cater to the growing demand for waterfront accommodations by providing packages and experiences that highlight scenic locations and local attractions.
3. Real Estate - Investing in urban redevelopment projects, such as renovating historic buildings for hotel use, presents opportunities for real estate developers and investors to tap into the tourism market.
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