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    Tiffany H.

    Whoever is in management, GIVE ANDREW the front desk receptionist a RAISE. This man has impeccable customer service skills, extremely friendly, bubbly, cares about customers. His demeanor was great and such a ray of sunshine when you get down to the lobby. It's a nice change compared to the other two who wasn't very friendly last night. Wished we got Andrew instead. Anyways, hotel itself is nice. We couldn't hear any planes flying by. Clean and not bad. Overall I'll come back again.

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    Tiffany Y.

    Ideal location for anyone who needs to stay close to SeaTac airport for an overnight stay or two! I booked online and prepaid because they had a great deal for an overnight stay because we were flying to Alaska. They have a shuttle service that you can call and they'll pick you up. However...they're right across the street from the baggage claim area (I kid you not). The rooms are clean and roomy. The staff is friendly and helpful. The location is ideal not just for the airport but there are restaurants nearby too. Recommend: Yes

    Perfect low level lighting; designed for rest.
    Helen N.

    This is a great hotel; newly renovated with beautiful rooms well acquainted and room service. A luxury considering we are right next to an airport.

    Nice coffee maker/microwave/fridge combo.
    David B.

    The hotel is "Fee" friendly! They charge you for everything from parking, to water to one minute past check-out! Anyway, I checked in for the weekend recently. I looked at my receipt and they charged my credit card an extra $200. I asked them why. The clerk tells me it's a deposit for damage or incidentals. Huh? Isn't that why you have my credit card in the first place? I then ask, "How long until I get my deposit back?" She tells me anywhere from two - ten business days. I should have cancelled right there and left! Then again, I would have been charged a cancellation fee for doing so. So I stayed against my better judgement. This hotel is dated. However, the rooms look likely renovated within the last ten years or so. I had an executive suite which is about the size of a small studio in Seattle's Capitol Hill District. It did have a fridge, microwave and coffee maker so that was a plus. The bed itself was comfortable and the room was quiet. I was fortunate enough to get a birds eye view of International Blvd as well as the parking lot below. Watching the tweakers prowl vehicles provided endless entertainment! I'm lucky I didn't have a car on this trip. It was also fun walking back to the airport on my flight back dodging the homeless and mentally ill. The only positive I can say about this hotel is that it's right next door to 13 Coins where there is decent food and bar. But you might want an escort to walk you to and from if it is after dark. It's become THAT dangerous in Seattle/Tacoma area. You stay classy, Seattle!

    This is the room I was forced to stay in after the Radisson SeaTac did not honor a prepaid booking.

    Reprehensible. They just chose not to honor a pre paid booking. This place is the worst I made and paid for a reservation a month ago. At 11 o'clock I get off a plane and with no prior contact they tell me to leave , they have no room. It should be a crime. My daughter and I were stuck with no place to stay because we trust the Radisson with our travel plans. This is as they are giving rooms to other customers. Reprehensible. This photos is of the room I was forced to stay in as a result of my misplaced trust in the Radisson Sea Tac.

    Puke stained mattress
    Emily R.

    I don't usually write reviews, unless I think it's really necessary or helpful. We stayed here because our flight had a +1 layover day and the kiddos and I needed a hotel within walking distance. It's a 10 minute walk, but obviously along a busy road and passing some sketchy people want the best for walking with littles and a big suitcase. Mama bear made sure to walk fast and make eye contact. Upon arrival, the front desk staff was quick to help, but not overly friendly. A late check out costs an extra $20 (for a room that costs $300+ a night! Like others have said, at first glance the room is nice, but look and listen and you'll see more: Very noisy for the west side room facing the airport,highway, and rooftop ventilation system. Bring ear plugs! The bed was hard, I had to keep rolling over due to pain from laying on one side for too long. Not to mention the what looks like a puke stained mattress. Luckily there was a mattress cover or I would've asked for a different room, but it was already 8pm and I was exhausted from a long day. The mention of filth and hair everywhere is legit. It's on the floor, bed, bathtub, etc. After drying off with a towel from the pool, I was covered in someone else's black hair. So gross. I walked around the room with a towel under my feet and the towel was black after. I also noticed that there were flecks of dirt in the coffee cup, the kleenex looked like it was stuffed back in the box, and the napkins looked used. The fridge only goes down to 43° which I believe for food safety needs to be at 40° or below. The TV doesn't have apps, it's the old time rolling menu where you are forced to watch a show that's on now. No Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, etc. Definitely not worth the cost and you'll barely get any sleep. The only positives were the restaurant had decent burgers and the pool was warm and refreshing. Will not stay here again unless it's a room on the quiet side and I inspect the room for cleanliness prior to settling in.

    Our room door.  What you see upon entrance.  Not a very welcoming look
    Keriena T.

    I have almost 200 reviews and almost all of them I've rated are 5 stars. I am not a particularly difficult patron. I have pretty great experiences almost everywhere I go. That saying, I wrestled with giving this place 1 star. The service was good, polite, professional. Thus the 1 star. But the rest unfortunately did not meet up to the standards of the newly renovated pictures depicted online. Upon arrival, you have to climb over workers at the front entrance renovating. It was kind of tacky, but I guess they gotta do what they gotta do. But at the same time, when you're arriving with a bunch of bags, struggling to open the door, and then having to climb over them, or walk around them and they don't get out of the way, much less help keep open the door for you, you feel unwelcome as if you are in their way. Inside, there was a smell. A bad, funky smell. In our room, it smelled as well, but different and worse. I tried to nap, but the smell, kept me from relaxing fully. I couldn't wait to get out of there, but we just arrived. The elevators looked like someone did a touch up on the paint, but used the wrong color. It was really ghetto. The door to our room looked battered and chipped. There were spider webs with big fat spiders next to the key entrance in the back entrance. I was so scared to put my key in bc I didn't want to touch the spiders or have them jump on me. I took pics, but they don't really show how bad it was. They painted over the bathroom metal hinges and it looked seriously ghetto and low budget. The decor was nice - like something from Ikea, but the ceiling was made of asbestos. I seriously couldn't wait to get to our next hotel which cost less and was nicer. I purposely did not want to shower at this hotel bc I did not feel comfortable, so I waited until we checked in to our next hotel to shower. I got this hotel on a "deal" from Priceline for $179 plus tax. It ended up being over $200. This was NOT worth $200. I moved (with a discount) to the Hyatt Regency for $129 and it was such a relief as it was clean, beautiful and new.

    Trisha H.

    If I could give no stars I would... Stayed one night. Flew out next day. Payed for overpriced extended parking. Arrived back at Badisson hotel to find my catalytic converter chopped and stolen. Went to the front desk and told them my car had been compromised while in their "secure" parking lot. I was told that they were "very sorry" and that was it. No "can we help you". Nothing. My ill mother and I were basically stranded and they offered zero assistance. I will never be back. This hotel is crap. The room was a queen suite. I had to ask for linens for the fold out super uncomfortable couch. Waited over 15 minutes for a drip coffee in the morning because the server couldn't make change for my $10 bill. This place is ridiculous. Ridiculous Badisson. Stay here if you don't care. *BTW, $4880.00 for a new muffler system.

    Miyuki I.

    The location is so convenient because it's located right next Seattle airport . Room was nice .

    Hair on shower wall (not mine)

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    Quiet, even-though the hotel is right across the street from the airport. Clean room, comfortable bed. I would stay here again

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