Alaskan Airlines has it's headquarters in SeaTac, Washington, within the Seattle metro area. It is…read moreone of the largest airline in North America covering the Pacific Northwest. To book a ticket, it can be done through their app or on a computer by logging into your account or creating one. Fees for checked baggage, pet travel, paid upgrades, and same day confirmed changes can be paid during online check-in or at any of the airport ticket counters. Unaccompanied minor service fees can only be paid in-person during check in at any Alaska or Hawaiian Airlines airport service desk. Loyalty members can get free checked bags and upgrades to their seats.There is also paid upgrades for food and beverages. In the SeaTac Airport, concourse D had a club for ticketed travelers to wait between flights.

My husband treated me to a first class ticket on Alaska Airlines for my very first Girl's trip in…read moremany years! Unfortunately, I experienced the worst service by the first class steward today on 09/23/26 (Flight AS 410). As I entered the plane's cabin, there was no welcome or greeting. I was told, not asked, to put my hand-carry and purse in the storage above my seat. It was very small and I had difficulty placing the bags in the bin. No assistance was offered by the steward. It was obvious I was struggling with the bags. Without going into too much detail, it was also clear that I had a handicap at this time. I was told, again, not asked, to make sure I could not have anything with me. And to take a seat. I felt extremely uncomfortable and rushed. The female steward was outright rude and condescending towards me. To make matters worse, the first class seat appeared not to recline more than 2 inches and the treatment and service I received during the flight was not representative of any ticket price, first or coach. In order to watch a movie, I had to use my cellphone and earbuds. No screen or iPad was provided here. Not much service of any kind was provided here in first class. I have received and experienced far greater service with other airlines in coach and comfort seats. The restroom is narrow and small as well. During the entire flight, it appeared that the flight steward had an issue with me and my flight companion. My worst experience so far on an airlines. Shame on you Alaska Airlines, please do better.

Crowded, lots of people at the airport overall a good day. Staff is friendly. Took the shuttle and…read moreeverything went well. Flight was delayed a couple times. Overall no problems. 5/5 Alaska Airlines is a good airline in my opinion.

You know, this is the second time that my bag with my checked firearm was misrouted from this…read moreairport. This time the entire bag was soaking (fortunately, the hard case is well sealed). And the TSA guy who checked it was such a jerk that I wonder whether it was deliberate. The airport was more crowded than I've ever seen it. TSA Pre check-in line took 15 minutes. It took an inordinately long time for our luggage to be delivered on our way in. The outlets in the gate areas are plentiful and all seemed to work, but the air wasn't flowing and it was just kind of grim. I just don't like SeaTac. Almost as much as I don't like MIA - for much the same reasons. This area deserves better.

I needed a place to stay for a night before catching another flight out in the morning. I searched…read moreon the map of the hotels that was closest to the airport and went with here. It was about 10-15 minutes of walk from the terminal (I landed at a terminal further away). I like that the walkway is connected via the parking lot, the train station and once you are on the street level, it's less than 2 minute walk. When I walked in, there was a long line of folks waiting to check in. The two staff members working was processing the clients as fast as they could, but did wend up waiting around 30 minutes before I got checked in. The room was nice, spacious and clean. The bed was comfortable and enjoyed my short stay here.

We were going on a cruise out of Seattle and needed a hotel by the airport. The rooms looked good…read moreand we got a decent price. They have a hotel shuttle that will pick you up. Check in was quick and the staff very friendly. There is a comfortable lounge area to relax and wait for the shuttle or friends. We went upstairs and the room was clean and comfortable. Bed was comfortable and the bathroom was nice. Bought a couple of items from their little shop which were a little pricey but convenient. They also have a restaurant on site (a different review) which is also nice after a long day of travel. The room was quiet during the night even though you are close to the airport. We caught the shuttle the next morning. Needed a bit of cash and the staff were kind to give us some even though they were short. We so appreciated that. We would stay here again if in the Seattle area.

Rental bus drop me off at south when I was on the north bus. Alaska bag drop continues to eliminate…read moreemployees with less than stellar customer service. The new restrooms already show signs of graffiti missing coat hooks and filth. I would recommend you raise the bar visit airports in Japan and Singapore.

We used Seattle Shuttle for a ride from the airport to the waterfront in 2021 and were extremely…read morepleased with their service. Our flight was changed at the last minute and they arranged to pick us up when we arrived at the new time. The driver was also great. However, I've been trying to reach them for about a month now for a pick-up next month via the website, email and phone calls and I've gotten no response. I've left a couple of messages but without success. Are you still in business?

Melinda at Seattle Shuttle was great. She had good communication, and was friendly, funny, and went…read morethe extra mile to schedule a late-night airport pickup to our hotel and an early morning return hotel pickup to the airport. Brandon and Allen were our drivers and were both friendly and prompt. Because they used a large van they could accommodate a large mountain bike shipping box as well as lots of luggage. It wasn't fancy but it was exactly what we needed. The Seattle Shuttle rates were the best we found and it all came together to make the experience really good. We'll use them whenever we are in Seattle! Thanks so much! :)

My flight into SEA on Delta was about 5 1/2 hours in length and everything about the flight itself,…read moreincluding the entertainment offerings, snack and beverage service were pretty standard. What I really struggled with was the horribly cramped seating; It's been a long time since I felt that restricted on any airline with such a small amount of "personal space". I was looking to connect to the in-flight WiFi and use my laptop to get some work done throughout the flight. I lowered the tray table and sat my laptop there, but had absolutely no room to move, and I had to apologize to the passenger on my right (I was in an end seat) as I brushed him with my elbow a few times when trying to reach certain keys. Also, each time the person in the seat in front of me would lean back, the screen of my laptop would get crunched between the tray table and the upper part of the seat. Luckily the WiFi was adequately fast and I was able to get a lot of work done during that 5 hours in the air, but I did so while feeling really restricted. I realize carriers have been moving seat rows closer together so they can fit more in and thus make more revenue, but this Delta flight was ridiculous. Had I been taller or had a wider arm span, I'd have really struggled.

Wheels up to Las Vegas for a few days of hedonism & debauchery. But to get there I booked Delta for…read morea morning flight to Sin City... I'm in DELTA first class which means I didn't wait in line with all the degenerates traveling in coach.... Cocktail presented to me upon takeoff which I sip so I can tune tune in my tv for my viewing... Now that I'm in air I slam the seat all the way back to relax. Hey it's first class folks and that's the privilege. Yes, the Delta staff make sure I'm 100% satisfied by pampering me on my journey. Once we land DELTA opened the door and said Welcome to Las Vegas!

I had a pleasant stay at the Marriott Seattle Airport. The concierge room on the 9th floor was…read moreespecially nice, with high ceilings that made it feel more spacious and comfortable. The executive lounge was a bit small, but it offered a good selection of beverages. Breakfast was somewhat limited, though it included scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, breads, and fresh fruit. It's a self-service lounge, so guests also clean up after themselves--which wasn't a problem, just something to be aware of. The gym was well-equipped, and the lobby was spacious, modern, and inviting. What really stood out was the staff--they were friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would definitely consider staying here again. We only stayed for one night but it would be an option for future since railway is walking distance to get to.

The Seattle Airport Marriott has a lot going for it. The staff was great, super friendly and…read morehelpful throughout our stay. The hotel itself is very nice, the rooms look great, and the location is super convenient if you're flying in or out of SEA. We also ate in the lounge area and really enjoyed the food. The crab cake, bao buns, and shrimp and salmon Cobb salad were all delicious and made for a great last meal in Seattle. Unfortunately, the biggest issue for us was the noise and extremely thin walls. We were in room 710, and we could clearly hear coughing and entire conversations from the room next door. There was also a random pinging noise every so often. It got to the point where we found ourselves whispering because we knew our neighbors could probably hear us just as clearly. That made it difficult to really relax and enjoy the room. We considered asking to move, but since it was later in the day and we were only staying one night before our flight home, we decided to stay put.

I've seen poor reviews on this business but we were extremely happy with our rental. The car…read more(Corolla hybrid) suited us well on our 3 weeks travelling to Vancouver Island, pacific northwest, and finally to the cascades. A bit over 2000 miles and we only got 2 tanks of gas. Our flights got delayed and even though the business closed at 6:30, we got in at 9:30 and he waited and picked us up at the airport. Not a fancy business and not a fancy car, but nowould have treated us as well. Also, our flight was 3 hrs late (we arrived at 9:30, the business closed at 6:30) the guy didn't just wait for us, he picked us up at the airport . Upon returning the car he showed us the the pedestrian bridge to the airport was just around the corner, so this place is super convenient!

Despite knowing our plane was delayed via phone call communications, text communications, and email…read morecommunications (almost all of which were acknowledged by a human), Rent-A-Wreck still gave away our vehicle and took no responsibility for it. The supervisor belittled me publicly and took no responsibility for his actions, and we were left car-less for our vacation. Believe all of the reviews - I didn't and I was left in a very frustrating and hard spot because of it. In response to the comment below: I contacted customer service that same day. They said they would open a ticket, but never emailed me. I followed up 5 days later, and they said the ticket had been opened and sent me and email "confirmation." I have since followed up three times - once by phone and twice by email - and no one has responded to my open ticket. Their customer service is a joke, do not be fooled by the "understanding comment" below.

Cedarbrook lodge: Overall score: 8.0/10.0…read more Room: King suite, 2nd building Cost: $680 USD/2 nights Review: Just wow! A true resort hotel located just 3-4 minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The resort is designed so that you would never even know you're in the urban heart of the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. The beds are so soft and comfortable, and the central lobbies in each building have complimentary candies and nut offerings along with flavored water, and offering a fireplace for chilly evenings in the living rooms. The staff are incredibly kind, more so than most, i have to mention just how amazing they are. There is also a mascot; an actual housecat, no I'm not kidding, an actual house CAT. The resort has a woodland feel and offers a couple running/walking paths which add to the hidden-feeling and ambiance.

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 business should be banned. They intentionally setup in a way that creates bottlenecks and…read morecauses people to miss flights unless they pay for their useless service. Do not support this company!!

​I would like to warn people about CLEAR deceptive trade practices, predatory sales tactics, and…read morefraudulent account enrollment by their staff at the Fort Lauderdale airport. ​On April 22, 2026, my sister and I were at the airport traveling under extreme emotional distress to attend our mother's funeral. We approached an individual we believed to be a TSA or airport authority figure to ask for directions to the standard security line. This individual was actually a sales representative for CLEAR. ​The representative intentionally misled us, stating they would help us through the line quickly, and explicitly stated, "it's not even really anything you have to pay for." He took my credit card, completely operated the terminal himself, and clicked through all the terms, conditions, and contract agreements on our behalf. My sister and I were never allowed to see the screen, review the pricing, or consent to a $418.00 annual subscription ($209.00 per account). ​We never used the service and canceled immediately upon discovering the unauthorized charges on my bank statement. I contacted CLEAR Member Services twice to resolve this, but they refuse to issue a refund, hiding behind a "14-day cancellation policy." ​A cancellation policy is legally void when a company's own employee intentionally conceals the contract and pushes the agreement buttons for the consumer. This is a predatory, unauthorized enrollment. I demanded a supervisor review this case and issue a full refund and all requests were ignored.