
Tattoo shops in Beacon Hill
Hilltop parks, city views and a light rail stop on Beacon Avenue
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The studio in Beacon Hill
Getting tattooed in Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill rises between Interstate 5 and the Rainier Valley. Jefferson Park, at 3801 Beacon Avenue South, has a golf course, lawns and views toward downtown, and El Centro de la Raza, founded in 1972, is a community anchor on the north end of the hill.
The neighborhood takes in North, Mid and South Beacon Hill and Holly Park. Beacon Hill Station sits on Beacon Avenue South, on the 1 Line between SODO and Mount Baker stations.
Street parking is mostly free. For tattoos, the nearest studios are in Georgetown, Columbia City, the Chinatown–International District and Pioneer Square. After a session, Jefferson Park's paths are an easy walk. Bring a layer to keep a fresh tattoo out of the sun.
Just outside Beacon Hill

Seattle Ink & Oil
SoDo, Seattle · 0.5 mi
Seattle Ink & Oil is a tattoo studio in Seattle’s industrial SODO neighborhood. It offers full custom tattoos by appointment, with consultations coordinated before visits.
Not confirmed open(206) 899-8168View
Dying Wish Tattoo
SoDo, Seattle · 0.5 mi
Dying Wish Tattoo is a private tattoo studio in Sodo, Seattle. Appointments are booked by submitting a request form, and the studio provides its address and access information once an appointment is confirmed.
(845) 718-0013View
Beacon Hill tattoo FAQ
How many tattoo shops are in Beacon Hill?
We list 1 tattoo studio in Beacon Hill, Seattle: Dragon Tattoo.
Which light rail station serves Beacon Hill?
Beacon Hill Station, on Beacon Avenue South, is on the 1 Line between SODO and Mount Baker stations. Trains reach International District/Chinatown in a few minutes and continue to downtown, Capitol Hill and the U District, or run south through the Rainier Valley to Sea-Tac Airport.
Where's the nearest tattoo studio to Beacon Hill?
Beacon Hill has few studios of its own. The closest options are in Georgetown at the hill's southwest foot, in Columbia City in the Rainier Valley, and in the Chinatown–International District and Pioneer Square to the north, all a short drive or light rail ride away.