I had a six hour layover here between Victoria and Kansas City on Alaska. I had purchased a round-trip first class ticket. But since the mileage on my longest segment was only 1650 instead of 2000 or more, I had to pay half price to get into the lounge instead of it being complementary. That's OK. It's a nice lounge and for $35. I got a great meal some free, soft drinks and delicious trail mix in a quieter atmosphere and got to charge up my devices. This is a really decent lounge. The food was excellent. It was Greek day and they had Greek salad deconstructed, pita, chicken, Shawarma, falafel, and other Middle Eastern delights plus a couple of nice soups. The staff here was kind and efficient. I was able to get a mocha from the barista as soon as I walked in. The lounge is a wee bit dated and on the smaller side, but I enjoyed it and as soon as the screaming baby left after about a half hour, it was much quieter. This was a good place to spend 4 1/2 hours on a layover. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - Greek salad - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Denied access despite my business class flight to SYD. Probably because they cannot see Qantas flights. They should be able to see their partners flights. Oh well not getting my vote for good service. read more

The food options were pretty standard. The food was cold and they didn't do a good job of keeping it refreshed. They had some chicken option that I soaked in the soup to warm it up. The soup was hot at least. Otherwise, pretty average lounge. read more

Great place! Modern and clean. Located after checkpoint 4. There's 2 floors. There's simple food choices available on both floors. There's a barista downstairs for coffee and upstairs there's a bar. Warm food options are a little limited compared to other lounges (from what I hear) but I think they have a variety from the salad bar, warm foods and small sweet treats. I usually stop by here thanks to my atmos infinite card. I highly recommend checking it out. read more

We really liked this Alaska Airlines Lounge which is really not in Concourse D. It's actually near Security Checkpoint 4 where you branch off between C & D. We kept looking around Gate D1, but then remembered it was before the D gates when we initially landed at SeaTac on our way to baggage claim. We were greeted rather quickly & professionally by the staff. Admirals Club members can access it by AAdvantage status along with a qualifying flight. Yay! We took her advice and looked for seating downstairs since it was a full house. I never went upstairs because we found some very comfortable & private cube shaped seating in a secluded corner of the lounge. My husband even took a snooze in one of them after only 4.5 hours of sleep the night before. It was a bumpy ride out of Victoria, BC. I really love the coffee bar. The barista serves a list of different lattes (including chai). The coffee served is Caffè Umbria. It's way better than La Colombe (AA serves that). The chai was also pretty fantastic. They have cinnamon & nutmeg as toppings. If that's not enough, they also have a self-serve coffee bar with a coffee machine serving the same. The barista bar isn't open in the evening, but the Ghirardelli chocolate, caramel, and other toppings can still be found in the self-serve area. Loved it! The buffet was limited. What they had was actually pretty good. The orange chicken tasted like the Trader Joe's one. Hubby had some stir-fried steak at one point. Not bad in my opinion. The pancake maker was the highlight for me. Just press a button and 2 beautifully stacked pancakes will eventually appear on your plate. So cool! The accommodations are nothing fancy when it comes to furnishing & decor. The charging stations were these electrical transformer looking boxes on the floor near the seats. Other than that, it's what you can expect of any airport lounge. I just don't give 5 star reviews on airport lounges very freely. A 4 star review means a lot. I mean... it's an airport lounge, right? I'm happy just to get a comfy & quiet spot away from the terminal. read more

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Very simple yet healthy breakfast, good coffees. Super nice barista at the coffee station! I was expecting it to be crowded, but there was plenty of room. Spacious place. Nice view. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The D wing Alaska Airlines Lounge in SeaTac is a very welcome respite from the usually crowded and bustling SeaTac scene. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, and accommodating. The food offerings are well prepared and very good, but limited. There's a full bar on the 2nd floor, and business rooms downstairs. Seating is comfortable. The lounge is often crowded but we usually are able to find a place. read more

Great good . A bit Better Food than usual AA clubs in my experience.. nice atmosphere- smaller intimate space with a fireplace! Service was good. Furniture looks pretty new . read more

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Since we got to the airport early for our flight back home, I wanted to try the airport lounges by Alaska Airlines. For a day pass, we paid $130 for two. They're not worth your money. I was probably expecting more... Food. Macaroni and cheese, salad bar, ivers salmon chowder, dessert, beverage. I was not impressed with the selection. Service. The lady at the front was okay. I approached another lady that the gate has changed so I have to go to Alaska lounge C. They said, I can't coz I paid for a day pass. But I didnt change the gates, it was Alaska. I was concerned about my husband walking too far. She said, I can walk and my husband could walk. Okay, kind of inconsiderate. Ambiance. Area not so clean for a paid lounge. There are more people in the lounge. Thought it's gonna be relaxing and quiet. The color patterns calm and warm. Overall, I'm disappointed of the service. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - We stayed at the first level of Alaska lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I rarely have the chance to go into lounges so maybe my 'expectation' was not super high. This is the Alaska Lounge at the Seattle airport. Environment: it was night time so the mood seemed like we're at a cozy place with a lot of space between different groups/parties. I liked the high ceilings and everything felt clean. Staff: we were welcomed and then we found a place very quickly. When I didn't know how to use the soda machine, one of the ladies helped me and was patient. Others who were making food were also kind and respectful. They also refilled the foods very quickly~ Food: the salad bar was constantly stocked which was great. There were two soups to choose from (when I went I had the turkey, bacon, kale and tomato bisque). They also had Mediterranean food such as bastrami rice, chicken shawarma, and also vegetarian meatball. The meat was very good and tender. The soda bar was also fancy and had seasonable drinks. I got the cream soda and it was delicious. There's also a bar area for adult drinks but I didn't get anything. The bathrooms were nice and clean. Overall, it was a good place and it was nice compared to other lounges that I've been to. read more

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These days the Alaska lounges are kind of a refuge. They don't have the food and drink options of the AMEX or priority pass lounges but they also don't have one million people who have bought their way into the lounge either. They're generally quite chill and definitely preferable over the comparable domestic airline lounges. Don't come in here expecting a swank international lounge. But what you will get is a relaxing atmosphere, drinks, snacks and good service. read more

A great experience, and sad to hear from the staff that they're in their final weeks of operation. Came in to wait out my flight home from NYC - service was impeccable and kind, environment was totally relaxing, and sadly, the only negative was the sentiment that its closing soon. Hope a new lounge is on the horizon - and that there's plans to bring in some existing staff. read more

My favorite lounge in the airport. While I also like N, I personally prefer the layout of D being two stories. It's usually less crowded than N and central to all gates. read more

rly good service! sitting was small but still had open spots. didn't try the food looked pretty good! could be cleaner

3/17/2025 A nice place to hangout during a long layover. The Alaska lounges are the best for toast. I love me a good sourdough toast while I relax in comfort. The staff are always friendly and quickly clean up after guests. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - 3/17/2025 10:30 Just wanted something simple. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Badly needed remodel at the D concourse lounge is done! Same amount of footage but nice new arrangement of amenities. Barista bar upon entering, full buffet downstairs with new seats/tables. Fireplace is always welcome after a cold flight. Upstairs there's a new bar area, no more small window you used to order through. Smaller amount of food there. Nice seats where you can stretch out lines the wall to floor windows, so you can watch the planes come and go or the occasional bag handler mishandling the luggage! read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - View from the new comfy seats - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Since Alaska flies out of SeaTac, their lounge in Concourse/Terminal D has been desparately remodelled and I certainly appreciate that! It's also conveniently located right across from one of the security checkpoints and between concourses. My check-in process was rather easy at the front desk; the clerks were so friendly and efficient. There are two floors; when you walk in, you're on the ground floor, with a cafe area to your right and the front desk to your immediate left. The restrooms are clean and along with a bar on the second floor (tucked away in a corner of sorts), there's plenty of room to lounge around while waiting for flight(s). You can get between the floors via either the stairs or an elevator. I will say that of all the lounges that I have been to (AmEx, Alaska, Delta, etc.), this one certainly has an abundance of seating options which I so appreciated. AND, it was nowhere near as crowded as AmEx gets. The food is limited, but rotates to offer a variety; I liked the soups they had the day I was there, and the nice part of being able to get into an Alaska lounge is with your paid receipt (if you had to pay), you can use that same receipt to go to any of their other lounges - there's one in Concourse N and another in C. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - lounge area with tables and chairs - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

After leaving the N Lounge because it was busy, we were ignored at the bar, and they were serving premium drinks in plastic, I decided to go to an old favorite, the D Lounge. When we lived in Alameda, I would do mileage runs from OAK-SEA on a Saturday, spend the day in what was then called the Board Room, watching the tarmac, surfing the web, sipping wine, and then flying back. Well, the nostalgia is gone. You can still see the tarmac, but it is a dirty, ugly construction site. There now is a bar to sit at, but it is tiny with awful lighting, and totally incompetent bar staff. I asked if there was a Pinot noir. The answer was that the closest was a Pinot grigio. When I asked what varietals were in the premium red blend, I was informed that she knew nothing about wine. I ordered one anyway. She proceeded to find a bottle and then asked a cleaning staff to open it for her. She did not know how! I also ordered a Scotch. She asked me which one; there was only one on the menu. What a joke! And despite having paid $1700 per person for our round trip, the only reason we were granted access was my AA Admirals Club membership. Glad I no longer pay for the AS Lounge card. read more

Franks @ The Alaska D Lounge this morning having some oatmeal w/raisins with a splash of brown sugar plus a glass of OJ as my pre-flight meal. The Lounge is a respite from the grind of the terminal and hoards of lost souls wandering around lost waiting to board there planes. Peace & tranquility await me prior to flying to my final destination when I enter the lounge and check in. Now this privilege isn't cheap but worth the annual membership I purchase... Some of the amenity's is free food & snacks , coffee and a full blown bar. The bar has 3 TV's showing everything from ESPN highlights, FOX News with Tucker Carlson should you be in the lounge at night or FOX & Friends in the morning. The bar person will pour you local beers & wines to a cocktail or just a morning Bloody Mary to awaken your liver and brush the cobwebs off. Nothing better than someone waiting on you in your preflight moments, it's awesome. Make sure you tip because it's rude to get a free cocktail and not tip, it's uncivilized. I highly recommend the D-Lounge by Alaska it's amazing. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - a bowl of oatmeal and a glass of orange juice - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Always a place of calm in the middle of Jet City airport. Friendly, familiar faces, nibbles and drinks always help me get my mind right for flying. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - Mimosa - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The Alaska Airlines Lounge in Terminal D at Seattle Airport was a great place to relax before our flight. I still struggle to find decent gluten-free options in most U.S. airport lounges, but at least this one had some fruits, veggies, and nuts, which was better than nothing. What I really appreciated was that it wasn't overcrowded--it made it so much easier to just kick back, stretch out, and actually enjoy the downtime before boarding. read more

SEATAC has three Alaska Airlines Lounges at the C, D and N Concourses. This review is for the lounge located in the D Concourse - steps from Gate D1. Check-in was prompt and easy, the front desk clerks are super friendly and efficient. I was told this was one of the older Alaska Lounges - and sadly, some parts were definitely showing wear and tear. Food options are good - there are both coffee and breakfast spreads on the upper and lower floors. The bar is located on the upper level. Plenty of seating and outlets on both levels - with views overlooking the Alaska Airlines-owned gates. As far as wear and tear - some of the outlets didn't work. Some of the seating showed definite wear. The restrooms were dirty and save for the pleasantly smelling citrus-y hand soap, it didn't have the "nice" lounge feel to it. On the bright side, it does serve as a nice and quiet refuge from the hustle/bustle of the D Concourse. Minus another star for Alaska's updated policy of restricting access to passengers booking in fare classes C, D, I or J starting Feb 2023. Alaska does not value passengers who book in C, D, I, J class. Beginning Feb 2023, your paid ticket will not include lounge access. The cost of your ticket will of course not be adjusted to reflect the removed benefit. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - Entrance from the busy D Concourse at SEA airport. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I'm a Southwest frequent flyer but flew Alaska from SEA-SJC after a long flight that stared at 0 dark 30 in Iceland. We stopped by the lounge and were greeted by Mrs. Harris who was a ray of sunshine on a long, tiring day of travel. Mrs. Harris printed our boarding passes and made us feel right at home. What a great brand ambassador she is. Makes me want to fly Alaska more! read more

The lounge at terminal D and terminal N are both conveniently located and offer excellent views and customer service. The lounge in terminal N has a fireplace and few seating but the view is nice. The lounge at terminal D is excellent! This lounge has two floors and an abundance of seating options. The staff are very nice and helpful and the foods are rotated to offer a variety. The creamy chicken and wild rice soup is delicious! The restrooms are clean and there's a bar on the second floor. There is also an elevator if you would like to go upstairs without climbing the two flights of stairs. read more

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Too full, couldn't get a day pass. No waiting list or interest by the staff in contacting us if a spot opened up. Very underwhelming.

Alaska doesn't waste money on table on table bussers, or marble floors. They spend it where it matters. Good coffee, good food and fast WiFi. Other than quiet, not sure what else matters.. you're paying to get away from crowds and have a quick, quiet break. read more

Boy, the Alaska Lounge Yelp listings in SeaTac are a mess! This lounge has been here for a while and yet I had to add it myself! Despite this only being the second review, this lounge has been here a while. It feels really "lived-in" and not in a good way. It looks like many reviews for this lounge were incorrectly rolled into the page that is now the North Satellite: https://www.yelp.com/biz/alaska-lounge-north-satellite-seattle I would recommend going to that lounge instead. It's a little further, but worth the effort. The D Concourse is tiny. I would say it's maybe 1/4th the size of the North Satellite. And that space is split, annoyingly, over 2 floors. Some stuff is on the ground floor, some is on the top floor. What is where doesn't make much sense. From memory the first floor was the coffee machine and the pancake machine. Top floor was the bar and the soups. Weird right? The staff, as always, are very friendly. I was stranded in SeaTac for 6 hours and they let me come back in when my plane failed to board. The food is the same ho-hum free major-hotel-chain food. Drinks are good, but not as many options as the North Satellite. read more

Our winning streak of good food on our Hawaii trip was too good. Eventually we had a less than stellar meal on our redeye flight from Honolulu to Seattle. Granted. It was a redeye flight and maybe most passengers just wanted to sleep on the long night flight. Menu planning wasn't a top concern. Otherwise, the flight and friendly attendants did a terrific job making the travel very comfortable. Our greasy sandwich was forgotten onc we landed in Seattle and had a nice meal of hot food, bakery treats and a fantastic granola at the Alaska Air Seattle Lounge. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7OM1S6ZOvo read more

Flew first class over 2500 miles and have their CC. Did I get access - not unless I paid 30 per person. I met the min 2100 miles but my trip was on two flights so no luck. Cheap company compared to other airlines. Will never be loyal to them... read more

We had a long layover to Hawaii and decided to check out D gates Alaska lounge. People were super nice and it was just nice to just relax and kick it for awhile. Everything went perfect. Food and drinks were amazing Only downfall was that my oldest lost her teddy bear upstairs somewhere and we think it was under that first lounger chair by the windows. Haven't had luck with lost and found so I'm still praying we can locate it and send it home. read more

Alaska Airlines Lounge - Concourse D - My daughter sitting in the first chair. Hoping her teddy shows up :( - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington