We've visited this lounge a couple of times with Priority Pass and it has a lovely view of the tarmac with a wall of large ceiling to floor windows and a beautiful water feature at the entry. They have all of the great accommodations of Alaska lounges including a selection of complimentary drinks, wine, and beer and snacks. Both times we've visited has been in the morning and their breakfast items include fruit, yogurt, boiled eggs, and some waffles and muffins. There is a long bar with seating, lots of comfy lounge chairs, plenty of charging stations, and tables for setting laptops and whatnots on. There is only one bathroom so be prepared to wait a minute or two if the lounge is busy. Overall a nice little lounge with some great perks! read more

Very nice staff. Extremely accommodating and friendly. I've always enjoyed having Alaska lounge access. I pay for my annual membership and am able to use it even when I'm not flying Alaska. read more

The Alaska Airlines lounge on C concourse is quiet and has great coffee, but it's extremely dirty, to the point that it feels unsanitary. I have been in a lot of airline lounges, some great, some just ok, but never a filthy one. read more

Alaska Lounge - C Concourse - The floor throughout looks like this. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Unfortunately for Priority Pass holders, Alaska lounges have been keeping us out if the lounge is a little full. Even today, while I was already inside and waiting to be swiped in, a lady went and put out the sign informing priority pass people that the lounge was full. Then the woman at the computer told me that oh they have the sign out so I told her that was done after I was in line. This was obvious yet she tried to give me that nonsense. What a funny woman... The soup here is decent; there are crackers and drinks and coffee and it's nice to be able to rest somewhere away from the chaos of the airport. Usually the service is super good and this can be expected of Alaska employees, for the most part. One of the negatives, though, is the single restroom! But it's not a big deal. read more

Alaska Lounge - C Concourse - Muffin, seltzer lime, soup, TV - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Specifically about the food. If you're gluten free or vegan the options are limited at best. If you're both, you'll get a piece of fruit. The coffee was really bad - I could not drink it. Also, they wrap their apples in plastic - uuuuuuuggggggghhhhhhhhh. Seriously? read more

Eh. I actually expected a lot better from Alaska's clubhouse. Maybe it's their low-end or basic room but still, I feel like it should've looked and felt better. The room was dull, food was limited and cheap, cocktail bar was ok, seating arrangement was odd, etc. Maybe I'm just being a snob but it's true. Bottom line, I just expected better. Does this still beat waiting at your gate? Of course! read more

My husband and I were coming back from an Alaskan cruise and we had about 4 hours before our flight. The Alaskan lounge in the C gates was wonderful. Everyone at the front was very nice and accommodating. They had a salad bar around 1pm when we got there and other snacks like trail mix, crackers, and cookies and soup. Full bar with a lot of complementary drinks. If you have a first class ticket or AA credit card, do yourself a favor and hang out in one of these great lounges while you wait for your flight instead of paying for overpriced food and sitting in the gauntlet that is the airport. You won't be disappointed! read more

Wouldn't let me in with priority pass because it was a day after a holiday...(?) the receptionist, who was actually very friendly, said you can see this notice of closure on PriorityPass.com - unfortunately untrue. There is absolutely no notice that can be seen before walking across the airport to visit. Really wish we could see the access was restricted! read more

I was flying a red eye from Seattle to Chicago at 12:45 AM in order to get to work in Chicago in the morning. The Alaska lounge is one of the few lounges open until midnight. My significant other and I were flying out of Concourse C, so this review will be covering the Alaska Lounge at Concourse C. This lounge feels like it recently got renovated, so it felt newer than some of the other lounges that I have visited. Since we were flying so late, we had no trouble getting in with Priority Pass. If the lounge is busy, they will turn away Priority Pass holders because they are at capacity, which I understand. We entered and were welcomed in. I gave them my Priority Pass and they welcomed us into the lounge. Honestly, since it was so late, I didn't want anything to drink or eat besides water. They did have flavored water available and a variety of fountain drinks as well. I mainly just wanted somewhere to relax comfortably and enjoy the complimentary Wi-Fi before our flight. The more "exclusive" bathrooms are also a plus which I enjoy as they are usually much cleaner than other bathrooms. I would have liked to checked out some of the other lounges at the SeaTac Airport, but they were all closed when we wanted to get into the lounge. The Alaska lounge in Concourse C definitely was relaxing and the service was friendly. I will definitely keep this lounge on my to visit list when flying out of Concourse C. read more

This is one of the top 3 luxury lounges i have been to anywhere in the world. The remodel is immaculate, automation and tech at checkin is great, and the food and drink options are awesome. The seating is gigantic and varied depending on what you're looking for and all with floor to ceiling 30ft windows of all the action on the jetway, just incredible. Good job AlaskaAir! read more

It's almost always full to the priority pass. What sucks about Alaska Airlines lounges is that they basically always close themselves to priority pass members even when their capacity isn't that full. I will say that with the advent of the CSR (Chase Sapphire Reserved) there are just way too many priority pass holders so there are legitimate crowding concerns at times, but that regardless of the crowding situation I have never rarely seen this lounge open to Priority Pass members. It's also not even that good of a lounge in terms of amenities, but because of its proximity to the security check-in, it gets more traffic. If you are a PP holder instead head to one of 'The Club' lounges which are easily accessible by the tram or a 15 min walk. Otherwise if you are an Alaska Airlines or associated Elite Frequent Flyer, this lounge imo is meh. read more

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Love the updated C lounge. Great bar with an espresso machine and friendly staff. Great view of the April. Good seating options. Maybe a bit small so can get crowded at times read more

Alaska is the hometown winner when it comes to flying out of Seattle to destinations far and wide and if you have the chance to experience an Alaska Lounge - do so. It is a great environment to sit down, have a drink, grab a bite and get away from the hustle of the crowded concourses at SeaTac. The lounge, just opposite of the TSA Pre-Check Checkpoint 4 has a nondescript entrance. You are checked in by a friendly staff (use is free for 1st Class passengers, or if you have an annual membership - or buy a day pass). Two floors - but the popular location is the second floor lounge (it's where the bar is). Well drinks are free and top shelf booze is reasonably priced. Food choices are limited right now due to COVID - but still enough variety to fill you up, or tide you over. Interior is a bit dated and worked over, but still comfortable. I love flying Alaska - this lounge is another reason why they keep my business. Enjoy. read more

Simple but clean lounge. Enjoyed a few light snacks, decent selection of included drinks (premium drink options are available for purchase), comfy chairs, enough electrical plugs, good wifi, quiet enough atmosphere to read a book.... A nice way to escape the mayhem that travel can be, if only for a few minutes or hours. I partook of the included Chardonnay (the premium Chardonnay they serve here is what was offered in flight, it was so much better but I wasn't willing to shell out $7 extra per drink), the husband was happy with the selection of included local beers on draft (each guest can get up to 3 beverages per person), a really good decaf mocha made by a touch button Starbucks espresso machine, a plate of cheese, a plate of veggies, and many glasses of cucumber water. The biggest downside: one restroom stall for the entire lounge. Thankfully I arrived early before the place became packed so I didn't have to wait in line. It was relaxing to hang out here for a bit before my short flight home (2.5 hours to lax), but had I not been able to come in here included in the first class fare, I wouldn't have considered purchasing lounge access. If I was in the neighborhood again and flying economy, I would strongly consider paying the $45 day pass for a bit of peace and quiet. read more

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This is unfortunately probably one of the worst lounges I've been to so far. The only bright side is that they have a Starbucks machine that can crank out a double espresso and they have almond milk. The bar is alright and has some beer and whiskey and scotch which you can add to you coffee to make a mutant of a Irish coffee. However, the bartenders didn't seen friendly at all. In terms of space, there isn't much and there is only one bathroom so it can be kind of annoying to keep an eye out for it if you need to use it. Foodwise there isn't much at all except some kind of pancake maker and veggies with hummus and peanuts. I'd go to the other lounges in this airport if possible unless you're here for a quick coffee/drink. read more

This is a review for the lounges closest to the Alaska gates! Here is a summary of my review to keep it short and sweet: 1) I had the Priority Pass so that's how I got in. My boyfriend forgot his Priority Pass card, so he had to buy it and ask Chase for reimbursement. They dont let in friends, travel companions, or additional people with you. Think the day pass was about $36? 2) No outside food is allowed. We brought in some Beechers but put it away when they told us not to eat it in there. (Weird, never heard a lounge do that.) Brings me to the food they provided... 3) They had a potato leak soup, cheese and finger veggies in the fridge, pancake machine, and selection of cookies. The selection was a bit weak compared to the other lounges I've been to, especially since we couldnt eat any outside food. 4) They have a full bar, but limit you to 2 drinks. 5) They have an excellent coffee area (which is what Seattle is known for) and even syrups to put in your drink! 6) They have one bathroom, which is a family bathroom I believe. 7) The lounge was clean, had chargers, was spacious, good location to the Alaska gates, and was a nice place to hang out, as long as you only ate their food! read more

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The Alaska boardroom in C gate terminal is much more spacious and accommodating then the N gate. Appreciate that they have a lounge in the c gate area and no longer have to run from the Main D gate lounge to a C gate flight. read more

There was really no one there due to Covid19 and most things were closed except McDonald's, Silver Gulch and another bar grill. All the stores and other food places were closed, so socal distancing wasn't really a factor. There was a very good effort at cleaning going on. Only wish is they had more charging stations in the sitting area. read more

Will second other reviews that this lounge could be way better with capacity and food selection. We were repeatedly denied at the front because it was "full," both the first and second floors. The ladies at the front are incredibly nice and try their best, so it's a policy issue. When we did finally manage to get in, we realized there was an excess of available seats upstairs. For the 4 hours we were in the lounge, all they had were chicken salad and pancakes. If you go downstairs though, you'll notice that there's slightly more variety - veggies and hummus, warm soup, and more salad. The only reason this lounge is bearable is the number of available outlets and overall nice customer service. read more

I purchased a day pass for this lounge. The employee at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming, as they always are. I paid for my pass and went up the stairs. Due to COVID-19, you'll see signs on the tables that you need to turn over once you leave. One side is to show you that the table is clean and you can sit, the other side shows that it hasn't been sanitized yet. When you go get your food, everything is pre-packaged, which is just what I would expect at an airport during a pandemic. They had a good variety of things to snack on. I saw pancakes, trail mix, cheese bites, popcorn, cookies, yogurt, soda, coffee, and a few other things that I can't remember right now. At the walk up counter, I ordered a chicken caesar salad and a soup. Both were good! I also ordered a beer, which I really enjoyed. Some seating areas are more comfortable than others, but they're all pretty good. Some areas have plugs to charge your electronics. There are big windows overlooking the plane, which made for a pretty sight at sunset. Overall, it was a good experience and would not hesitate to come back whenever I'm in SEA! Thank you Alaska. This is why #iFlyAlaska read more

There are two Alaska Airline Board Rooms in SeaTac - one in the N terminal and one between C and D. The one between C and D is much more accessible but older and darker. The one in N terminal is smaller but was better lit and had better seating. (I recall the seats in the one between C and D had some pretty worn out leather seats. It's nice to stop in for a starbucks coffee, seasonal beer, or light snacks if you have membership but I'm not sure it's worth paying for a daily pass. read more

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Stopped accepting day passes for the summer because they are "too busy." Even for Alaska Airlines VISA holders, where discounted day pass rates are an advertised benefit. Not acceptable. Staff should be able to accept card holders unless the facility is at capacity. Another sign Alaska is not what they once were. read more

What a way to spend a few hours at an airport. This is my first time in any of the Alaska Lounges and I have to say, this is perfection. The staff was kind, the food and drinks are superb and it is nice and quiet. So worth your money. This exceeded my expectations by far. read more

I got in because I have an American Airlines Admirals Club membership and was flying AA. My flight was out of Terminal D but I figured I needed to pop in and check this place out. It was around 9:30 on a Sunday morning so not very busy at all. The check-in agents were very friendly and set the right tone. Tons of space available with power outlets, a variety of seating styles, and runway views, although I would imagine it fills up later. If you mosey over to the bar you can get a beer flight, including an exclusive by Fremont. With regard to food and drink. I actually appreciated that they just ask you to bring over your used plates/glassware rather than waiting on an attendant to come by; it feels more like a homey coffee shop. I would absolutely come back to this lounge and go out of my way to head to the North Satellite. read more

As far as airport lounges go, this one skimps but in all the non-important areas. I'll take it over the larger, Terminal D Alaska Boardroom for the reasons below. The long and short of it: 1. Booze. Access comes with 3 drinks, sort of. If you're nice about it and are obviously not drunk, most of the guys behind the bar won't hesitate to keep the taps open for you. Use this information how you will. 2. Food. Sometimes its here, sometimes its not. There's a small fridge that always has something but sometimes that something is a few things of yogurt or pieces of fruit. When there is food its the standard crackers and cheese or veggies and dip. Not special but decent. 3. Location. North terminal is out of the way which means less people in general. Its a small lounge but its never too crowded. Plenty of room to setup shop for a few hours and get work done. 4. Amenities. 2 large TVs, flight monitor, Starbucks coffee machine and friendly staff make this lounge stand out from its sister in D terminal. I mean, its an airport lounge. If you're looking for luxury head to A Terminal for The Club at Sea but this will suit me just fine for most trips. Overall Grade: B read more

Definitely smaller than the main terminal location but it is laid out quite nice. They don't have Sprite Zero like the other location. Also there is only one "family" restroom in the club. In the AM they do have the PopCake machine working. Most times there is a soup available. Espresso machine makes a decent cup. I am hoping this takes some of the pressure off the other club. Can't wait until they open the C Terminal club next year. read more

I've been holding some day passes and with a 2 hour layover thought I'd use one. Not sure what may have been cooking , but was greeting with an unpleasant smell and then learned only the D concourse boardroom has private areas for phone calls. I still have that pass. Perhaps another day when work isn't on the mind. Friendly staff and looked well appointed. read more

The 'chillness' epoch may be over -- increasingly congested and chaotic with no overflow to accommodate surges. The construction of the new, expanded N gate lounge is certainly needed. read more

Nice respite from the craziness of the terminal Day pass includes three complimentary drinks and all you can eat continental breakfast Charging stations, free wi-fi, newspapers and friendly staff! Well worth the price of admission to get away from the craziness in the gate areas read more

Beautiful lounges but if you are a Priority Pass member they will probably have a sign up in front of all of the lounges at SeaTac during the summer saying they are too full to except members. I walked by the sign to the desk to ask the attendant in multiple lounges. Each one said they were too full. The lounges were not busy but they said they were reserving space for their card holders that might stop by. They stated that this would probably be the policy throughout the summer. Please call your partner credit card with Priority Pass if you had the same problem. It would help to have these lounges to be removed from the app while they have this policy so you don't waste time walking over through the airport to only be turned away. Or some way of showing that the lounges are closed to Priority Pass members in the app. read more

We had access to this lounge because we had purchased first class tickets. The lounge is nice and modern. There is a seating / eating area that is separated from the bar area by a nice water feature. The bathrooms were clean and modern, a huge upgrade from the ones in the main terminals. The seating areas were comfortable and offered nice views of the planes taking off. We were here in the early evening and the food available at that time was salad, Chinese chicken noodle soup, butternut squash soup, various crackers, oranges, bananas, and a make your own pancake station. We tried everything except the pancakes and the food was fresh and delicious. After we ate, we had a couple drinks at the bar and the bartender was attentive and friendly. Nice experience. read more

Fingerprint scanning check in makes arrival process quick and easy. Grab a pint of Airways IPA, which is brewed by an retired Alaska airlines employee and check out the runway activity from the upper deck! read more

It's one of the smaller lounges I have spent time in. Crowded by business people that feel like they have more right to be there when in reality I'm the one who paid for my ticket, not my work. But anywho... the bathrooms were nice and clean. The seating areas were not. Stained seating, crumbs all over the place, broken phone outlets and plugs. Overall it is light years over sitting in the general terminal but it isn't all that great considering it's part of your ticket. Alaska is trying to make themselves more of a big name airline then they need to step it up. read more

Alaska really needs to step it up in terms of the food options in the lounge. Only the basics. And having only one bathroom in the whole facility...? Who's idea was that? read more

I had to mark unsure on everything due to another Alaska lounge with a sign out front not allowing priority pass members in. Luckily there is a Centurion Lounge down the hall so I'll go there even though it's not near my Alaska flight gate. read more

Lounges are mediocre at best. Highly lacking food options. They'll have bagels and their pancake maker, but that's about it for breakfast. The rest of the day they have iceberg lettuce with minimal ingredients for a salad bar. Drinks are crap. Majority of the time they are closed to anyone trying to use a lounge pass, which is surprising because I definitely wouldn't pay to get access. Alaska just seems to be going down hill fast. read more

My first time to the 6 month old Alaska Lounge above N gates for breakfast amd lunch awaiting my flight. Hours: Daily 5 am to 11 pm. Lunch starts about 11 am and dinner 7 pm. Great ambiance, calm, comforting, tasty and fresh breakfast and lunch food and drinks. BTW, I asked about where to put used dishes and I found out it is bus your own to the 3 top drawers labeled "dishes" by the cold beverages dispenser. Perhaps the hostesses could remind guests and signs could help as used dishes are all over the tables. read more

This lounge is absolutely awesome!! Purchased a day pass and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!! Started out at the lounge on the C concourse and then came to the one at the N terminal. Both were filled with very helpful and kind employees. Couldn't have asked for a better place to spend our day waiting for a flight!! My hats off to Alaska Air for the newly built lounge! read more

The lounge by the C concourse is MUCH nicer. This lounge has uncomfortable furniture, only one bathroom, no server at the bar, and is crowded. It's trying for a modern vibe, but comes across as cold and sterile. Next time I think I'll try the Centurion lounge. read more

This review is regarding the Alaska Air lounge in the C terminal next to c16. Newly renovated, large, and clean lounge. Staff was on point and kept the area clean. Good selection of coffee, teas, and soda fountain near food area. Also good selection of complimentary wine and beers. Food selection in the evening included carrots, celery, crackers, cheeses, hummus, tasiki, ranch dressing, soups, cookies, etc. all fresh and replaced often. Plenty of charging options, seating areas for solo or multiple travelers. Bar has a few TVs. Great option and value to avoid the terminal seating areas. read more