This lounge is located near gate B3 and is the fancy looking room with the wall of plants beckoning you into the oasis of pretentious traveling, which I'm all about btw. My husband says we need at Am Ex Platinum card. I say why? He says it'll get you into that fancy lounge at Seatac with free wine. I say Make It So My Husband. Upon entering they will ask for your Am Ex card, ID, and boarding pass. You then obtain entry into this exclusive spacious 2 room lounge with plush couches, charging stations, tv and reading literature, a gallant little buffet and coffee station and a whole nother room just dedicated to the bar, props to your priorities guys, I approve. As a member of the ihategluten club eating celiac and wheat free here was straight forward for breakfast. A nice selection of fruit, Greek yogurt, boiled eggs, and some cold cuts are available. I also partook in their espresso machine and may I just remind you all that mimosas are always gluten free. The service at this lounge was great with polite and friendly individuals replenishing the buffet, staffing the bar, and ninja stealing your unwanted dishes. With the view of the tarmac adjacent to the bar, snacks on snacks on snacks, and a bathroom with freshly scented soaps and lotions and a line that doesn't extend half the airport, they're lucky I had a flight to catch cause otherwise I'd be tempted to move my cat clan right in and stay for good. read more

RUDE people. Don't know if they are overworked or understaffed; but you should not treat your members like this. WORTHLESS! read more

While Centurion Lounge, SeaTac, beats the Birkenstocks off the competition's Boardroom and Club, this location is below the standard AmEx has set with other lounges in SFO, LGA and LAS. When you have a choice, this is your only choice. After it's recent upgrade in early 2017, the Centurion Studio is now a Lounge, across from B3 with easy access to the A gates but definitely doable from the others with enough time. **this review is entirely based on comparison between SEA and the other Centurion Lounges I frequent** It's small than most and very loud. The quiet seating is limited to 24 with another 30 in the main eating area and by the door. The bar area is good sized and on this particular visit, the quietest seat in the house. I rave about the food in SFO and the specialty cocktails in LGA but I can't say the same for SEA. The food is much better than United, Alaska and American but falls short of the other clubs offering cold sandwiches, desserts and salads. The bar is fine but lacks the warm feeling of others. I don't feel like I'm "home" like I do in SFO. The bathroom situation is on par and limited with 2 "women's" and 2 "men's" single shooters but I'm please to report there's a shower! This addition may sway my Asia travel connection away from SFO so I can hose off after a half day in the air. Thank you very much. Platinum from American Express with access to the Centurion Lounges and numerous credits and addition benefits continues to be in the top of my credit cards eventual for travel. I hope the Seattle Lounge can expand again to offer the level of service provided in other locations. read more

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I used this location for the first time over the weekend. As everyone comments there was a long line, probably waited for about 15 mins to get checked in and another 5-10 mins before I got a text. I was there around 10:30 am so had some baked eggs (which was super greasy, whoever cooked it used way way too much oil), coffee and bagel. I wish coffee machine had option for non dairy milk. I am giving 4 instead of 3 because I was getting ready to leave the lunch menu was coming out so I quickly grabbed a bite of everything. They had fresh greens, Brussel sprouts, carnitas, and potatoes. Pretty Good variety overall. I can't compare much with other airports since I've only used 1 or 2 other locations. But overall I was pretty happy with the service and food. read more

My experience at the SeaTac Centurion Lounge was pleasant. The lounge is quite small so be prepared for a wait to enter. The staff are truly what make this lounge stand out. The front desk, the bartenders and the lounge attendants all made my experience wonderful. I enjoyed a refreshing alcoholic green tea concoction and a margarita, both were delicious. As I was preparing to leave the lounge, I somehow left my wallet in my seat. One of the attendants was kind enough to track me down to return it. I would have been absolutely devastated if I had lost it. I can't thank her enough! read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The coffee and smoothie at the cafe was good and I like how they have healthy options. The actual food was also good and better than other Amex lounges I've been to. The sunset was the highlight of my visit. read more

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First Centurion lounge experience and it was great. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Food was delicious and filling. Drinks were doing what they are suppose to do. Can't wait to check more out in the future. read more

We were greeted while waiting in line that there might be a bit of a wait since it was full. It was not too bad - maybe 10 minutes. It was pretty full in there. But we stayed for a couple hours due to a delayed flight and the second hour was a lot emptier. They have one bar with a couple of bartenders. Also there was a special drink menu too. I got to try a matcha tonic. I've never has matcha as part of an alcoholic drink before. It was interesting and tasty. They do have a full bar and you can get pretty much anything. The food selection is ok, not great but I understand they do have to try to feed many people. The night I went, I enjoyed the roasted pepper soup and the multicolored roasted carrots. They had some kind of beef entree, salad, hummus and other cold foods. Also I found dried pears....which I have never had before but am now addicted to. Mmm. It's one of the better lounges I've been to in terms of the food and drinks. But it's not a huge space, that can get crowded easily. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Matcha tonic - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We had a great experience here last year. Comfortable seating areas, not too crowded, cocktails, wine, snacks and food, fancy coffee machine. Plenty of ports to charge your electronics, and a very nice view of Mount Rainier by the bar. Overall a very good experience and great customer service. read more

Little disappointed here. It's not really a comfortable space. For a lounge it felt more like a cafeteria. We came on a winter storm day. Lots of flight cancellations etc so companies were having a hard time staffing. The lounge couldn't get a chef for the lunch shift so they stopped serving food after breakfast around noonish. That's fine. I like breakfast food and their sausage Patties were delicious. We posted up in some hard chairs and a two top near the bar. The bartender was friendly and working hard but kept asking everyone for a second ID to give them their drink. It's the holidays in an airport. Either you are traveling with your significant other who is back holding your table and chair or you are traveling alone. Either way you deserve two drinks. No reason to make every single person in line go back to get the second ID in order to release the drinks. Then at 2:30pm the bar closed. They said lack of staff and people couldn't get in due to the storm. But based on the jam packed airport everyone except the staff made it up in. Props to the staff who did show up they worked hard and drove in bad conditions. But an airport lounge without a bar or any food or any sort of ambiance is basically just a dentist waiting room. We went around the corner to the delta sky lounge and it is MUCH better. Larger bar. More bartenders. Larger lounge. Better seating. Better vibe. Full Buffett. Even without the staffing shortages the delta lounge is far superior to the centurion. AMEX needs to improve on this location. read more

One of the best lounges! I can stay here for a long time;) They have many kinds of drinks and foods. You can enjoy mimosa, champagne, and peach Bellini from early in the morning. And wine and hard liquor from 10:00 or 11:00am. I forget the details. Various shape of chairs and couches. Card: America express platinum. Customer service: Great. Restroom: Big. read more

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Very professional staff that is well organized. Due to COVID-19 restrictions they were limiting the number of guests, but they put us on a waitlist and texted me when our reservation was ready. The food was fantastic, and they did a great job of seating parties by their size. Since we had four people, they put us in an area with four seats. While that may sound obvious, frequently I have visited the United lounge and seen four-person spots occupied by one male business traveler. Really a great lounge. read more

2.5 I get that it's Thanksgiving weekend and it's busy but too many tables were marked as "reserved" for all sorts of different reasons. We're all going to need to be more flexible and marking large tables as reserved leaves everyone else squished together with lots of empty areas and ruins the luxury of the lounge experience. The food was good and tasted good. I recommend adding bagels as an option in the future. read more

This has to be one of the smallest Centurion Lounges in the network even with the expansion. Granted, I know that the SeaTac airport is expanding like crazy. It also didn't help that there were a lot of delayed flights, which also increase the demand for the lounge. Anyways... I get to the lounge in concourse B to check in. There is no sign in front like other lounges so I think this is going to be great. I get in and the woman tells me that there is a wait as they are at capacity at the moment. She gets all of my information and tells me there will be a 20-30 minute wait to get in and they will text you when it's your turn to get in. We explored the airport shops for 18 minutes when we got the text to come back and to get in. You only get 10 minutes to get back or they push you back down the list. Regardless once we got there, we checked in with another person and we were in the lounge! Hooray! As mentioned earlier, it is definitely smaller than some of the other lounge but with them controlling capacity seating was easier to find. There was quite the variety of food options including: a salad bar, fresh fruit, pasta, meatballs, rice, and a few dessert options. The bar area had a nice cocktail list to choose from, craft beers, and many different wines. WiFi was fast and overall, once you get into the lounge, it is a very enjoyable experience. The bathrooms had L'Occitane amenities, too. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Glass of Sparkling Rosé. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

In contrast to many of the reviews, I got to the Seattle Centurion while it was relatively empty and secured a nice window seating with a beautiful cloudy view of the Southwest and Delta docking station. After sitting here for 20 minutes, I can see how this medium-sized Centurion lounge may be challenging for larger families to reside. From a 20,000 ft view, Centurion lounges come with an open bar, warm and cold dining options, and free internet. What I like about this place was the dried mangos and figs bar (AMAZING!). In contrast to the Philly Centurion, the hot food selection in the Seattle Centurion was definitely lacking. The only thing gthat was worth trying was the curried chicken, but the pale stirfry veggies and rice was a definite pass. To be honest, I'm not a fan of the apples in saran wrap, especially when I saw an apple with a large mold cave, secured in wrapping. In terms of mixed drinks, I tried the macha gin+tonic and wasn't a big fan (too many ice cubes), but I really liked the cabernet. There's one large fancy coffee machine, and a few fragrant water options. Finally, there were only four (unisex) bathrooms with enough room to change as needed. At the end of the day, the Centurion louge is still leaps and bounds above the classic lounges, but there are definite areas of improvement. read more

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Been here a few times now. It's nice that they are open on Labor Day. The food is good - today they had meatloaf with curried carrots. They usually have healthy food too like salad or chia seed pudding at breakfast. They had a few desserts today including banana bread, danishes, muffins. The workers take your empty plates and cups away very quickly. I expected a wait time so it didn't bother me too much when it was a 30 minute wait. read more

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Disappointing. Had to wait several minutes to be admitted. (AmEx needs to either increase the size of its lounges or increase the annual fee on its cards. Simple supply and demand issue...) The food was the worst I've had at a Centurion Lounge. Also the worst I've had anywhere in recent memory. Bland soup. Bland shepherd's pie (which was actually a cottage pie). And peas that tasted, honestly, like dishwater smells. Only reason it's 2 stars and not 1 is because, while they should've have to do it anyway, they were regulating entry in a reasonable fashion. Still shouldn't have to wait, but I wasn't crammed check to jowl when I got in. read more

The quality of the food puts the Concourse A Delta SkyClub to shame. Great lounge -- I'd argue the best lounge at SeaTac

The Seatac airport AMEX Centurion Lounge has undergone some major changes since I last visited. For one, it is a much larger and newer facility complete with its own coffee roaster and juice bar. Must better space usage and plenty of charging outlets for laptops and electronics alike. Food quality is about the same and their hot menu items unchanged. Now that guests without their own Platinum card will have to about $30 per person has greatly reduced the congestions. And it makes it expensive for a family to enjoy the lounge. The staff will check your boarding pass and the computer will deny entry if you are earlier than like two hours prior to departure. Enjoy. read more

Good bar, great drinks, food, and solid service with nice ambience. They only thing lacking a bit is that some outlets don't work which makes it hard to charge your devices or do any work. No complaints otherwise. Perhaps consider staying open till midnight since you are on West Coast and many flights may be leaving late for East Coast or to Europe. read more

Walked in here at what is probably the busiest time of the year, day before thanksgiving. We were told lounge is at full capacity and it's going to be an hour wait. While this was frustrating, it wasn't their fault. We patiently waited outside. The lady inside came out every 15 mins checking on people and trying to get as many in as possible. We got in within 30 mins and they profusely apologized for the wait and the busy lounge inside. Centurion lounge has probably one of the best selections amongst the inter US travel lounges. The selection of food for dinner was impressive, 2 soups, salad bar, 2 hot entrees and desserts. I wish they had some vegetarian options other than just Salad. The staff was working so hard refilling the food and clearing dishes. Despite being so packed, they were pleasant and efficient. The bar has a great selection of signature cocktails and lots of beer/wine options. This lounge is complimentary for American Express Platinum and Centurion card holders. read more

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The lounge is a great place to stop for Platinum Card holders. Sea/Tac lounge is increasingly busy which requires members to hop on the waiting list. Minor inconvenience for the benefits. Food is always delicious and hot. Service is impeccable and beverages, well what can I say, Free for members (included in Platinum membership). I love the amenities and appreciate the benefit. Only ding is the waiting list. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Centurion Lounge. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

There are no complaints from me! Yet, they could add additional food options and a masseuse like the other lounges. It is located in the B concourse. My wife and I purposely arrive to the airport or leave after a couple hours so that we may enjoy the luxaries. The lounge offers 2 male/female restrooms with an additional set of restrooms in the bar area. There are plenty of comfortable chairs in the lounge and bar area. The bar is fully stacked with a variety of beers and liquor. There is free wifi for guests. Plenty of fruits and snacks. The staff attends to your needs. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Always something wrong or long waits. Last time at Denver the waits were about 40 min and this time they just turned us away and said some maintenance issue but there were still people in the lounge? If you can get in then it's nice and free with your card. I am not a business traveler but pay for the platinum card. I'm considering downgrading or changing cards. read more

After a long flight the last thing you want to do is come to an unpleasant atmosphere.... after all the perks of having a club membership are escaping the chaos of the airport. Upon being greeted the staff behind the front desk were rude, demanding and unfriendly. The kitchen crew made up for where they lacked although starting off on such a wrong foot made me wonder if just purchasing food at one of the restaurants In the Seattle airport would have made my layover more enjoyable. Next time I will go that route. read more

It's a good lounge, but it's not the *best* lounge. Don't get me wrong - the food and drink options were great and quite sufficient and the staff was made up of wonderful people. No complaints there at all. The main downside was that the entire lounge felt very cramped. It was packed and people were practically on top of one another. Relatively loud for a lounge and a lot less personal space than I'm used to both domestically and internationally. It's my understanding that this is the smallest Centurion Lounge, so that probably explains a lot. I'd love to see them expand and regardless, we'll certainly be back. read more

Tons of TVs. Nice buffet food and a smoothie/coffee bar. Tons of outlets. Good amount of bar space. Servers pick up finished plates/glasses fast. Has showers and a surprising amount of room further back in it. read more

Came here today prior to my flight back home to the Bay and had a pleasant stay. The Centurion Studio in Seattle is smaller than its Lounge cousins but packs a big punch. The Centurion Studio doesn't have showers, spas, or hot solid food offerings, but instead has two spacious but clean bathrooms, cold food items and hot soup. In terms of alcohol, there isn't a full bar but instead there is wine, sparkling wine (including mimosas and bellinis) and beer. There is also ample seating and plenty of outlets to charge your laptops and phones. Wifi is also available free-of-charge (password provided at check-in desk). For food, I had veggies with humus along, a couple bowls of the French/Moroccan lentil tomato soup, and a glass of local sparkling wine. I had eaten dinner prior to coming to the Studio, so I was already pretty full-- the food was tasty, filling, but most importantly...light! I was surprised at how delicious the lentil soup was--good Mediterranean flavor with a Western touch. Customer service was very professional and friendly--from check-in and from being served drinks. Typical top-notch customer service as you'd expect at any Amex Centurion facility. One very minor issue I had was with the bathrooms (both of them) -- the toilet seats don't stay up on their own when you try to lift them up. For all the gents who are reading this review, you'll likely to hold up the toilet seat when you have to do the Number One! Hopefully this can get fixed sometime soon. Overall, I had a great time here at the Centurion Lounge. Good food offerings, clean facilities, and great service. Five stars! read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

For what it is worth, a studio beats no studio. No, it is not a club, so expect continental breakfast and no braised pork or endless wine pouring service and cocktails, all on the house as it ought to be when people fork over $800 annual fee. But, it is essential for lazy people and misanthropes to rest our tired feet after a red eye. There are a few small sleeping cots that are nice for small people. Pastries are more than edible. Espresso is strong and completely needed after traveling to backwater places where espresso is uncommon. There are charging stations. Located in terminal B near gate B3 that opens at 5 am. Whereas the Alaska lounge did not open as early. A former boyfriend who now lives in Seattle informed me so just before my flight. Not far from Delta gates. He said it was too early to meet me there, which was a good news, considering my snuggled up in the mini size sleep cot with legs all twisted look was not how I would have wanted him to remember me. read more

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Torn again for a 3.5 but I'm rounding up. If you have Priority Pass and go to any of the Club at SEA locations, or belong to the Alaska Boardroom, The Centurion Lounge blows it out of the park. But if you have access to Delta's Sky Club, you may want to go there instead. When the SEA location opened, this site was classified as a Centurion Studio which helped set expectations for the small space. The food was top notch. The nod to local beer, wine and food is a great touch. I love the Ellenos yogurt in the morning and Chateau St. Michele brut in the evening. With the 2017 expansion for an actual bar and more seating space, the look and feel didn't seem quite the same anymore. I think they were trying to compete with the huge Delta lounge that just opened in the next terminal. Either way, it's still a great place to park your bum for a while before or after you land (if they aren't at capacity). Holiday travelers be aware of potential capacity issues. Other than that I've never had a problem getting in. The only issue I had was once an attendant asked me to take my phone call outside because another patron complained. Which is funny because I was sitting next to a family with scream children - one was rolling on the floor and the other jumping on the couch - but no one asked them to take their feet off the cushion. read more

I've never met a Centurion lounge I didn't like. This one gave me Baileys Irish Cream for my coffee - perfect on a dreary blustery day. They have showers, need I say more? read more

The Centurion Lounge - Near the bar - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Fairly crowded. Ok if traveling without family. Kids are $30 and spouse is $50. Travelers beware.

With Priority Pass becoming the airport lounge pass of the masses, more exclusive places like the Centurion Lounge remain a cut above. Unlike the less restrictive Club at SEA lounge, this place doesn't accept Priority Pass. As a result, the food is slightly better and the place is slightly less crowded. You'll need the American Express Platinum or Centurion card for you and up to two guests to gain entry. At dinnertime, there was simple salad, sandwiches, vegetarian yakisoba, chicken banh mi, potato leek soup, chicken gumbo, and a couple decent looking desserts. Beverage options included fruit-infused water, iced tea and different alcoholic drinks, all complimentary. There was a decent amount of seating with tables, and power outlets were ample. The lounge had its own WiFi network but no business center or conference room. There were three single-occupancy restrooms and one shower. Service was excellent. The food wasn't amazing, but having lounge food that wasn't just pulled out of a package 5 minutes ago was a breath of fresh air. read more

This was my first time visiting the centurion lounge. My friend has a platinum card, and he brought me as a guest. The food options were very nice, and the relaxing atmosphere was perfect before a long day of travel. The nice lady bartending made me a delicious bay breeze. Thank you SEATAC Centurion Lounge! read more

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Not only were there no hot food spreads, we came during dinner service so no famous yogurts either! Bummer! Much smaller than the other centurion lounge but well equipped with everything the other have to offer. read more

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No free massage or manicure like Dallas but it's decent. Great view of Mt. Rainer though. It's in Terminal B on the left right after McD's. Nice little buffet so I didn't have to buy food. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Great view - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

2/13/2021 update: I wanted to write an update as I was so impressed with the service I received. The staff here is absolutely wonderful. Super kind and accommodating and truly goes above and beyond to make you feel welcomed. Even during these tough times with limited seating, safety precautions, and modified food options, they still are doing the absolute best. Thank you for a job well done. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Empty lounge during pandemic (No bar/food service due to COVID state regs). - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very spacious clean and clear atmosphere. The food is actually stunningly flavorful and interesting. Well cooked, quality ingredients. Regardless of membership, would seek this out without a doubt. read more

Rude staff. Very arrogant. Frustrated with the entry process there were clearly chairs open. But the front desk rep wouldn't let me in two minutes before the 3 hour departure time. The perks for American Express are quickly becoming a joke. If the food doesn't make you sick your probably going to have a bad interaction with a staff member. To bad because these could be really nice and I'd pay more for the card. But the $695 annual fee is losing its luster every time I use this here or even at delta. read more

Compare to The Centurion Lounge, The Centurion Studio is not really as nice but it is relatively good. A huge step up from United Club. Being new, I love the deco and different seating options. Though there is no hot food or any self served spirits but the server can bring you beers and wines if you do need a drink. Local craft beers on the list including a Pale Ale, Saison and Dark Ale, Decent set up for a short layover or some down time before your flight. read more

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