The Cedarbrook Lodge is a hidden escape in the SeaTac area. It felt like a high end lodge with…read morecomplimentary coffee, snacks, and ice cream in each building. The staff were kind and attentive. They seem to authentically enjoy working there. There was a jacuzzi available for use even in the winter months. When we visited it in the summer evening, there were no pool towels. Bring them from your room. The Spa and Restaurant are highly recommended! My husband and I will definitely be returning to this place when visiting the Seattle area.

This is the most beautiful place to stay in an otherwise less desirable area. The rooms are clean…read moreand beds are very comfortable! The grounds are beautiful! The staff is super friendly. There is no place like this in Sea-Tac. A hidden oasis!

Nicole and her team were so easy to work with, very communicative, and so professional. It was such…read morea pleasure and will definitely use them next time.

Booked them recently for my baby shower and it was a huge hit. I love the perks they offer after…read morebeing a costumer and I can't wait to book them in the future !

Stayed at Element SeaTac for work and had an excellent experience all around. The service was…read moreoutstanding and the property itself was really nice. The huge lobby offered plenty of comfortable spaces to sit, relax, or get work done. Breakfast was complimentary with a solid selection, and the 24/7 coffee and espresso machine was a fantastic perk. My room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped with a kitchenette. The water pressure in the shower was great--perfect for a long, hot unwind after a busy day. Highly recommend this hotel if you're in the area. Cheers!

They would not allow me to check in as I did not have the actual card on me that we booked the room…read morewith. My husband is on the road to meet me and has the business card used to boom the room. Even though they had our card *on file* they required the physical card. We called the day before to verify if I as able to check in without him and we were told that would be perfectly fine and never told that I needed a physical card on me. Super frustrating- this information is obviously imperative. Hope no one loses their card between booking and checking in. Only person at the front desk lacks compassion and problem solving- a "too bad for you" attitude. Disappointing and will not be staying here again.

This is a very nice park. It has a lot of parking by the marina. I would come here just to watch…read morethe planes fly by since it's so close to SeaTac airport. It's kind of fun to be able to just sit and watch the planes fly by and play a game with yourself to guess which airline it is. While a large percentage of them are Alaska airlines planes you can catch a Lufthansa, American, ANA, etc. If you're the outdoorsy type, there are a few walking paths and you can walk on the pier as well and basically stand out in the middle of the water. It's perfect for people watching. You can catch fishermen and fisherwomen, scuba divers and people in boats, runners, and people searching around for treasures down in the shells. It's really a place for most anyone to find something to keep busy with. You can just sit and relax and listen to the sound of the waves gently wash in if you like the simpler side of life. I'd say it's probably one of my favorite parks.

Great little park that has plenty of things to offer, along with the surrounding marina and trail…read more The marina hosts the farmer's market (which is pretty okay) as well as other events through out the year, while the beach park it self gives you easy access to the water and beyond during low tide. Do not swim in this water. Seriously. There's also a long pier, part of the marina area, where people enjoy crabbing and fishing off of. Low tide will yield several delightful sea creatures for your viewing pleasure. The park also has the benefit of a large grass area, which is used for all sorts of events during the summer months. Beyond that there's a very nicely maintained, paved trail. The over all area is a nice place to get out and enjoy the fresh air while there are a bunch of little cafes/restaurants all along to main road.

Good communication and kind staff, good rates, effortless experience. Would book again :)read more

I hired a ride for my cousins that were flying into Seattle from St Louis…read more After reading the reviews and getting quotes, Walking Platinum was most impressive. This company is the BEST! If you want to impress your guests, ride in style and have the most professional driver(s), call Walking Platinum! I will always hire Walking Platinum in the future, and will recommend them to everyone! Thank you Jason for your amazing service! Patti

Four stars for the rooms! The beds are comfy, the room is clean, albeit dated and worn. The…read morelocation is great if you want to be close to the airport but otherwise it's far from everything and there's not much to walk to. One star for the breakfast. It's mostly dull pastries, crappy cereal and Dannon yogurt, the coffee is also bland and lukewarm. Nothing for those with celiac or food sensitivities. There's no care in the food service at all. Usually, you can at least pick up a banana or another piece of fruit but there were no bananas and the oranges looked... sad. The service is fine. They get busy and there's only one person at the desk. There was trash around the reception area that no one bothered picking up. Leaves something to be desired. If you're staying the night, this will do fine but if you're in town for more than one night, go elsewhere.

Prime location for traveling in and out of Seattle. All of the rooms are larger studios. They seem…read moreto work well with the sofa and bar style countertop in kitchen. The staff is there, as in at the counter. They never appear enthusiastic to help anyone. The breakfast is standard Residence Inn food.

I stayed at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle-Sea-Tac Airport for two nights and had a good…read moreexperience. When I travel to Seattle for work, I normally stay downtown, but decided to stay closer to the airport for ease of travel. This location is only a 5-10 minute ride from Sea-Tac, which was convenient. The girl at the counter was friendly and helpful when I checked in. I did get upgraded to a suite (through IHG status), which was super spacious and comfortable. Would return for a future stay!

We stopped here to spend a couple of days recovering from jet lag. The shuttle from the airport was…read morefast and efficient. The staff was incredibly friendly. And the room was clean and comfortable. Speaking of the shuttle, they will drive you to certain nearby restaurants and pick you up when you call them that you are done. We enjoyed our stay and would book there again. I'd stay here again.

I was reminded why we've never booked this hotel before because we usually travel with our dogs, so…read morewe tend to stay at other Marriott properties nearby that are pet friendly. For this trip, though, we did not have the pups and had a painfully early flight, so we decided to stay close to the airport the night before. It's actually a really nice place. Check in was smooth and welcoming, and the front drive experience was great. I think the person who helped us at the front drive was named Ratchet (apologies if I'm getting that wrong), the only guy out front on New Year's Eve. With a full service Marriott, you generally know what you're getting, an updated, very clean room. One thing that stood out here was that the rooms have hardwood floors, which was interesting and a bit unexpected. Some of the rooms face inward toward the interior of the building. We had dinner and drinks at Aqua Terra, and it was definitely worth it. Our server, Jone, was excellent and made great recommendations. The airport shuttle was a huge plus. It runs every 15 minutes, and they have several shuttles going, which made the early morning departure way less stressful. Overall, a solid choice if you are looking for a convenient airport hotel, especially if you have an early flight or your flight gets delayed and you suddenly need a place to stay.

Platinum elite lounge looks like a train station buffet from the 80's communist Europe. Kind of run…read moredown with old uninviting interior. 9:15am no coffee and no scrambled eggs and nobody is interested to serve more. Not sure why I am keeping my platinum card anymore. This is becoming the norm at Marriotts.