This is a very small lounge that I imagine can get very busy given the Priority Pass benefit. My…read morelatest visit was on a Tuesday at 2pm and it wasn't busy - there were plenty of seats available. For such a small place the food options are pretty good. The salad bar was great - a Cobb salad option (shredded chicken, carrots, cherry tomatoes, blue cheese, greens, and dressing) and a kale edamame salad. Other food options included chicken fried rice, Thai curry soup, caprese sandwiches (veggie & turkey options), chocolate chip cookies, chocolate parfait cups, fresh oranges, and some small snack options. Overall it looked clean but dated. The bathrooms are clean and I didn't try out the Wi-Fi this time! Not sure I would pay to come here but with Priority Pass it was worth the trek all the way to the end of the A gate wing.

The Club SEA in Concourse A is usually crowded…read more If you have complimentary access to this location, give them a try! Otherwise I wouldn't waste money to enter, especially since Concourse A is largely peaceful, with tons of seating and outlets. This lounge doesn't have nearly enough outlets. Tip: Sit by the restrooms, there's a power strip. Staff do their best, and they're mostly cheery or neutral. Never tried the drinks here. Food isn't bad. There are desserts! The fried rice is decent, and the salad bar is okay. Unusually, they had a whole box of fresh spicy bird's eye chilis available. I've never seen that before, and made sure to enjoy that. Yow!

STEVE!!!!! We have had a rough go for traveling today and Steve at the front check in literally…read moremade it all worth it! If there's any reason to come here it's at LEAST to see Steve! All jokes aside this lounge is incredible and clean. The service is impeccable and patient and the food is always what we need. Thanks AMEX for being great! And STEVE! May your house always be blessed!!! We love you all!

I came here this past weekend while waiting gor my flight. I was on the waitlist for 15 minutes…read morebefore going in. I tried the hot food bar chicken thighs and squash. Both were seasoned well and tasted fresh. The chocolate chip and sugar cookies aren't worth the calories. I also tried a few items from the coffee bar: - melon smoothie: had a decently strong melon flavor and was blended with something else, but very tasty - iced decaf latte: was surprised that the decaf shots were strong - preserved lemon cucumber sorbet: this was the most unique item and had a nice taste blend of lemon and cucumber. Wish I got a second scoop of this one The coffee bar staff and wait staff were all friendly. This lounge gets crowded so seating was tight even with the bar stools. I wish they would add more tables and chairs and get rid of the random lounge chairs on the sides.

Went to The Club SEA at S terminal…read more The lounge is fairly big, and fairly clean considering the amount of visitors they get. The food options is very limited (good enough all things considered) but the taste has a lot of room for improvement... They also have tomato soup or curry if you'd like something else not tofu&veg teriyaki or just fried rice. They also have the salad bar and sandwich etc snacks. The bar has some good options compared to when I first visited years ago. Nonetheless, the staffs are always nice and friendly. But... their espresso/coffee machine has been down for like almost a whole year now... would be nice if they can get it fixed someday now..

I was departing from the S Gates, and unfortunately, this was the only lounge available there…read more I was looking forward to visiting The Club SEA, but it was a letdown. For breakfast, the only hot food options were egg bites or waffles. The lounge advertised congee, but there wasn't any available. There was also only one type of milk, which seemed surprisingly limited. The lounge itself is large and was nearly empty--which, after the experience, wasn't surprising. While it offers plenty of seating, the food selection and overall amenities fall well short of expectations. Compared to the American Express Centurion Lounge or even the Delta Sky Club, The Club SEA is a far cry from the experience those lounges provide. If you have access to another lounge, I'd recommend choosing that instead. Unfortunately, if you're departing from the S Gates, this may be your only option.

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.

Been going to Eugene, OR every month for the past 3 months and I am so grateful for the Delta Sky…read moreClub. this lounge is on the 3rd floor. Every time I check in, I take the stairs, and every time I get to the 3rd floor, I tell myself to take the elevator. EVERY TIME!! :) :) :) They are always crowded but I always find a seat with a charging station. the employees keep the place super clean and are very friendly. Love the food, drinks and desserts. Again, I am so thankful for the Delta Sky Club. I will see you again in 2 weeks.

Definitely beats sitting at a gate getting stressed out. Tables and seats have a nice view of…read moreplanes and runways and while the whole place has a bit of a chain hotel breakfast vibe it's peaceful and comfortable. Great drink selection - alcohol - espresso - and service is consistent and kind. The food is nothing to write home about - the scrambled eggs seemed reconstituted and were somehow square shaped - but not every meal needs to the best meal of my life!

FRANKIE & the jets love the Alaska C Lounge before jetting off from Seattle... A respite from all…read morethe people at the airport who bother me... Now this place is well hidden at the end of Terminal C. You must locate the elevator and head to 2nd level. The ladies will scan your boarding pass to confirm your membership then and only then will you be allowed into the sanctuary.. Grab a table or head to the bar for a cocktail regardless of the time of day. Me at the AM time it's OJ or coffee none of that poison to start my day off... Then it's time to load up my plate with fruit , meat or the Steel Oates with raisins and brown sugar. At lunch time it's a shift of goodies but I'm never at airport in the afternoon. Once I've loaded up I'll gaze at the jets coming and going from the humongous windows to the world overlooking the runways.. If you're comprehending the privilege then sign up and come on in.. Just don't bother Frank!

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.

I had a six hour layover here between Victoria and Kansas City on Alaska. I had purchased a…read moreround-trip first class ticket. But since the mileage on my longest segment was only 1650 instead of 2000 or more, I had to pay half price to get into the lounge instead of it being complementary. That's OK. It's a nice lounge and for $35. I got a great meal some free, soft drinks and delicious trail mix in a quieter atmosphere and got to charge up my devices. This is a really decent lounge. The food was excellent. It was Greek day and they had Greek salad deconstructed, pita, chicken, Shawarma, falafel, and other Middle Eastern delights plus a couple of nice soups. The staff here was kind and efficient. I was able to get a mocha from the barista as soon as I walked in. The lounge is a wee bit dated and on the smaller side, but I enjoyed it and as soon as the screaming baby left after about a half hour, it was much quieter. This was a good place to spend 4 1/2 hours on a layover.

View is in this lounge, especially for those aviation enthusiasts…read more Food was pretty bad, very limited selections. Service was average American standard. I don't expect to get the same level of service as the Asian airlines I just flew with. Great coffee bar and alcohols.

I was super excited to use my lounge pass here and was thoroughly disappointed once I walked in…read more Barely any seats as it was just so crowded. This is a very big space but when we finally found a table, it was dirty. You're supposed to take your own dishes off the table when you leave. However, I noticed a lot of people just leaving a big mess. Floors had crumbs all over, too. The chairs were gross as they looked stained. The food was nothing special with deli meats, cheese, cookies, muffins, and some pasta with meatball. They also have a salad, bar, a guy serving espresso. They need to step up their food choices and less bland foods. As the main hub lounge, you would think they would blow your socks off! Nope... dirty, crowded and nothing special.

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 Seattle United Club is old school. There is a fair amount of space and the staff were friendly…read more They lacked in the food offerings compared to some other Clubs. Granted this is not a hub so one does not expect too much. This Club also is pretty far away from the gates so it is either good exercise or an inconvenience.

I finally have some time off my job and decided to take a little vacay up here in Seattle. I have a…read morefriend that lives up here that 'll show me around. I used some of my airline miles to fly up here. Yeah, this is a real big airport, big as LAX or SFO seems like. My flight came in on time and I had a little time before my friend was going to be picking me up. Godd, no rental car this time, but the rental place is easy to get to. I see plenty of places to get stuff to eat. I didn't have any baggage to claim, I know better, just go with carry on if you can. The signage is good, so it's easy enough to get to where you want, just follow the signs. I get a call from my friend and I head to the pick up area, with my baggage rolling along behind me. I know what car he has and I see it coming so I wave and he sees me and the pick up is quick and fast. I'm glad he knows the way outta here and to my hotel.

Feels like a case study in how an airport can actively resent the people using it. Every step past…read morethe curb feels like you're being funneled into a living, breathing bottleneck. Concourse C got its little renovation -- a few seats, a couple food counters, a pat on the head -- but the rest of the terminal is still a full‑scale meltdown. A and D are bad enough, but B is a straight-up endurance trial. Southwest's area feels like someone tried to fit an entire regional airport into a broom closet. You don't "wait for your flight" there; you cling to whatever square inch of floor you can find and pray you don't get trampled when a boarding group is called. Food prices are so inflated they feel like satire. You're not buying lunch -- you're being financially punished for being hungry. And the lounges? They're basically decorative. Always full, always waitlisted, always useless. You could show up with a Centurion card and still end up sitting on the floor next to an outlet that doesn't work. The only part of Sea‑Tac that doesn't feel like a threat to your sanity is the south‑end security checkpoint, which is shockingly competent and spacious. Everything else is a reminder that this airport has outgrown itself so catastrophically that even the improvements feel like band-aids on a sinking ship.

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.

Updating this to say avoid. The three times I've been in here the space has been so uncomfortable…read moredue to a combination of cramped conditions, overcrowding and non existent air conditioning. The food options are good but you'll be sweating in your chair attempting to enjoy anything that's not ice water. Like other reviewers have indicated, it's crazy how few nice lounge options there are at SeaTac given how large of a hub it has become. The Alaska lounges have improved a lot recently but they're still not A tier options - but they are each an oasis compared to this aging dump. The Club lounge next door doesn't have the good food options but the interior is far more spacious and they actually have air conditioning.