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    Seattle Airport Marriott

    3.0 (326 reviews)
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    Berneta A.

    I was reminded why we've never booked this hotel before because we usually travel with our dogs, so we tend to stay at other Marriott properties nearby that are pet friendly. For this trip, though, we did not have the pups and had a painfully early flight, so we decided to stay close to the airport the night before. It's actually a really nice place. Check in was smooth and welcoming, and the front drive experience was great. I think the person who helped us at the front drive was named Ratchet (apologies if I'm getting that wrong), the only guy out front on New Year's Eve. With a full service Marriott, you generally know what you're getting, an updated, very clean room. One thing that stood out here was that the rooms have hardwood floors, which was interesting and a bit unexpected. Some of the rooms face inward toward the interior of the building. We had dinner and drinks at Aqua Terra, and it was definitely worth it. Our server, Jone, was excellent and made great recommendations. The airport shuttle was a huge plus. It runs every 15 minutes, and they have several shuttles going, which made the early morning departure way less stressful. Overall, a solid choice if you are looking for a convenient airport hotel, especially if you have an early flight or your flight gets delayed and you suddenly need a place to stay.

    Jboogie L.

    Conference here. $20 for parking (tax included) even with a discount. What! Food was okay. A highlight was the falafel sandwich with the roast pepper spread they used. Breakfast food was bagel and fruit. No yogurt.

    Sheri H.

    I've stayed here a couple of times. I'm planning on this being the hotel I stay at when I have a flight going in/out at odd hours in the future. The bed was comfortable both times. Also, I'm a light sleeper and generally get woken up every time a neighbor closes their door but nothing woke me up. I didn't hear anything at all. LOVE the phone charger combo alarm clock. Dealing with cords to charge all the things in/out during a trip is annoying. Being able to just set my phone on the charging pad and not have to find the cord was refreshing. Rooms were well stocked and cleaned very well both visits. Also, the front desk was easy to deal with, even when there was a long line. Valet parking is available, which I chose over self-parking due to the hill and having a few items to drag inside. Only feedback I have is that I booked my stays through my work travel agency, and I was asked to provide my employee badge on one of my stays. I've never been asked to prove I work somewhere when checking into a hotel. I didn't have it with me and showed them my business card instead. Then I got asked for my work email and how to spell my name - both are on the business card.

    Drew O.

    This hotel is a dump and they never have upgrades. Check in is painful as always. A nice double queen room on the first floor. Are we in Amsterdam yet?

    When we were dropped off at SeaTac we flew Alaska Airlines and told the pickup was the same as the drop off.
    Heather B.

    Used their paid parking lot while taking a quick trip. The price is reasonable considering how much parking fees and park and fly type lots cost. There was a little confusion on what do to when we arrived which required we ask a parking attendant. There were limited spots which made me wonder what happens if you've paid for a spot but none exist. We would utilize this method of park and fly again. The shuttle to the airport was pretty easy. The wait for someone to take us to the airport was about 15 minutes and the pickup took less than 5 minutes on the way back to the hotel. The drivers both were nice and friendly making this a nice experience.

    Interior conference center felt open and rural
    Kristen M.

    I really liked this spot. My husband pointed out that some of the design elements are anachronistic and a bit haphazard, but the rural cabin vibe was a nice one considering we were so near the airport. The bed was comfortable; the bathroom was roomy. It seems like things were well maintained or recently refreshed. The room was very clean. Breakfast included many options including eggs and sausage, milk and juices, cereal and some fruit. The proteins were underwhelming.

    Salmon with grilled seasonal vegetables and lemon (no mashed potatoes)

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