I was traveling out of B gates, but walked the 20 minutes to the lounge. Some priority pass lounges…read morehave lines and waiting. This one took me in right away. Front desk was pleasant. They offer a decent amount of beverages including coffees, infused water, cans of coke products, juices, and bar. I came at the end of breakfast and beginning of lunch so got to have a little of both. The egg bites were pretty tasty. The lunch sandwich was ok. Plenty of seats and felt spread out.

Located quite a ways from the southwest gate but definitely walkable. It's on the second floor so…read moreif you have a carry on, use the elevator. There was a wait list so it's important to check in on through the QR code to get v on the list. We waited about 10 minutes. They have cushioned seats. They had small sandwiches, soups, salad bar and a few desserts. There's a coffee maker and a refrigerator full of sodas. There's a lot of seating, pretty quiet, and good view of the gates below. There is an employee walking around cleaning up and taking empty plates which was nice. Overall, we had a nice experience.

Service 5/5 -This lounge is definitely highly desired and…read morehas a waitlist most of the time, I suggest scanning the QR by the entrance as soon as you arrive to check in. Friendly staff. Food 5/5 -I had butter chicken, white rice, macaroni and bread from the buffet bar. All very cozy and fulfilling, there's also a bar with barista that makes coffee, tea and smoothies. Ambiance 4/5 -Quite busy but still a very comfortable space for rest before a flight, a lot of seats and outlets available.

Nice editable selection of breakfast and lunch items. Love…read morethe Seattle spin...coffee drinks to order. Friendly staff and lots of seating space in the back too.

Unfortunately many things still hasn't changed or improved…read more Espresso machine at this terminal's Club has been broken for probably a year now and it's still not working. The machine looks like it got repaired or something but the sign is still out indicating it's broken. Food menu hasn't changed for maybe half a year now. The only thing kinda changed is one of their salad options and something cosmetic like the salad dressing container. Bar is also the same old, but, i do have to say recently (about a year + now) their bar options has improved with some seasonal drinks options. The lounge is pretty ok and clean to stay, get something to eat before your flight. Staffs are quite friendly about 8 out of 10.

A fine little lounge for a short wait. Food is decent and the staff is helpful. The espresso…read moremachine has been broken for a month. No initiative to repair it I guess. That's disappointing. The signs up downstairs said there was a waitlist and to scan the code. I did that and it said the waitlist was closed. Go away. Nah. People kept going up and not coming down. So up I went. Got right in. That's silly.

Huge fan of the Delta Sky Lounge at the Seattle Airport. There were plenty of seats and couches…read morewhen we arrived around 6pm on a Wednesday. I like that this lounge had an upper and lower level, but there were so many available seats, we stayed on the first floor. The bar was great and had lots of NA options including mocktails. There were lots of food options to choose from with lighter options like hummus, salads, cheese, and crackers to chicken and bbq ribs. Lots of amazing deserts! This lounge also had a Clam Chowder station, Apple Cider Station, and so much more. The soda machine was broken but there were cans of sodas for us to have which was a nice alternative. Overall, this was probably my favorite lounge experience! There were also these really cool carved pencils on display. It was fun looking at all the designs and shapes.

The Delta Sky Club at A1 is very nice. It has a large food area and plenty of seating upstairs ( I…read moresaw no elevator) and on the main level. The club was well staffed and they cleaned the empty tables very quickly. The club was also very quiet as they made no announcements so you need to keep an eye on the time and the distance from the club to the gate. The club is also very nicely decorated with sports jerseys framed on the walls and hanging artwork from the ceiling. Breakfast is served from opening until 10:30 and then they shut down until lunch starts at 11am.

5 stars for Sidney at the bar upstairs! So friendly and helpful, and makes great drinks!…read more Lounge is better than sitting at the gate. This one doesn't have the variety that the N gate lounge but at least you are fed. Snagged one of the lounge chairs so that was nice .

Know before you go…read more.. Alaska lounge doesn't guarantee you entry even with a first class ticket as it requires a segment to be at least 2000+ miles or a entry can be $65 or but for upgraded tickets a day pass can be as little as $35. The convenience of having a stopover within their hub is very much an advantage with having the lounge entrance right beside your gate the outline that's carved for Alaska Airlines here is done with great planning and the lounge offers that service and so much more giving you a space to relax and enjoy before you board is worth if you're a member. Thank you!

First time in this lounge and I've been to several airline lounges. I have to say this is the best…read morelounge I've been in. The food was delicious and they have a Barrista station. I ended up getting a few lattes and it was yummy. The service was great there. Everyone was so nice. I would recommend this lounge for sure. Also, the mints are great. I wish I would have taken a few more. The mints they have are my fave mints. Can't wait to go back.

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

First time flying first class and my ticket gave me access to Alaska Lounge. There are three Alaska…read moreLounge locations (North Satellite, C and D) at SEA. While the North Satellite location was not near my gate, I decided to go there as it is the best one. It is a large space, but it was crowded with guests. There is a Starbucks coffee stand and a full bar. Food selection was limited without any hot options, but they have the famous pancake machine. There is a lot of seating here in many lounging styles, but it does fill up and as a result does not feel like the most relaxing place to wait for your flight, but better than waiting at the gate. The bathrooms here do not have any showers, but they were clean and orderly. Best thing about this lounge are the views of the tarmac. It is one of the best spots at the airport for plane-spotting. If you have Alaska Lounge access, this is the one to go to due to its size, food & beverage offerings and in particular the views of the airport.

This is the lounge we like in SEA-TAC…read more Staff always so friendly. Food selection good and they have baristas to make your coffee. The bar is also good and has decent selections. Space is decent and the seats looking out the runway are always good.

The SEATAC United Club is an OG basic club. The space is fortunately roomy. The food is limited…read moreselection. The service is friendly and kind. Located by Gate A10, they are a bit out of the way nowadays because their flights moved to B gates. Plan on walking 13 minutes between lounge and gates according to their sign. We did the walk in 9 minutes. During breakfast time, they had a pretty good egg salad croissant sandwich and fresh berries. The photos posted by others are accurate.

The SeaTac United Club feels like the other small clubs that United forgot about (like PDX, LAS). I…read moreguess they gave up competing with Delta and Alaska Air for frequent fliers to/from Seattle? While it does have the typical newer UC standard aesthetic with furnishings, the food and bar area is sad. The food selection was minimal salad remnants, and the basic bar was the tiniest one after the old SFO International Terminal United Club bar. Maybe six feet in length and no barstools. Besides, it was closed for the night. Granted, I did arrive at 9:30PM, just before 10PM closing. I would've been in the club earlier but I had to walk from the Light Rail outside the garage, past Concourses D, C, B to United Check-in at A, then back to TSA Pre-check in D, then back to A where United Club is located. That's lots of back-tracking and terrible passenger service planning by TSA and the airport authority. Having Pre-check open only at one far end of the terminal and not in the center makes no sense. I drank some water, drank some soup from the bottom of the bin, took photos for posterity and Yelp, and left to walk back to B where United gates have relocated. The only good news about this club is that it's closing next year and will be replaced by a new one in Concourse B. But avoid until then, it's not worth the walk.

Decent size airport, pretty clean throughout…read more Plenty of food and shopping options throughout the airport. Has a convenient underground train to move you from the outer arms of the terminals to the baggage claim and ground transport areas after you land which was convenient since I was working with a bad knee. Everyone I interacted with, from TSA, gate personnel to infoemation were very pleasant and helpful.

Good and clean airport. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport…read more Seattle Airport is a beautiful and busy airport with impressive views and a pleasant atmosphere. IT has a good selection of shops, restaurants, and seating areas. The airport is spacious in many areas, and The overall experience was good, and it was a nice way to begin or end a visit to Seatle Overall, a pleasant airport with good facilities for travelers.

We arrived to an almost empty lounge, which surprised us. The food choices were nice and everything…read morewas tasty. Unfortunately, there was an overwhelming odor of mold. Ick. I had heard it had been remodeled, yet it did look dated and worn to me. The windows overlook the roof. On the positive side, there were plenty of different kinds of seating areas.

First time visiting this lounge at SeaTac. There's a dining section for plated meals which is a…read morenice touch. The food was ok and limited sodas. The bathrooms could use an update but there is a bartender who will make anything you want. Either way a nice way to relax before the flight.