The place was very nice and the food was fabulous. Great service too the cleaning crew for tables is very competent and are very helpful.

This airport lounge is so far away and on a second floor (know that you have am option to take an elevator if walking up the stairs with your belonging isn't possible!). The place is too crowded. If you come with a larger party...any party larger than 2 people, you may have a hard tome findings seats next to each other. Heck, even just one seat can be hard to.come by if you stop by..say 5pm. The lounge waa very small so..it felt very cramped and not very calm to me. They did have food, but it was mostly a few selection of sandwiches, soups..and a small salad bar. Overall, it was just ok. I was surprises a city as big as Seattle has an airport lounge this small. Seemed like a mismatch to me! read more

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The Club SEA in Concourse A is usually crowded. 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! read more

The Club SEA - Bird's eye chilis - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Hot take but the food here was vastly better than The Club on Concourse S. Came by on a weekend morning while waiting for a connecting flight around 10 am and the sign was already out indicating a wait. I was able to use the QR code to enter the waitlist and being 1 person, it quoted me a 12 min wait though I was called in within a minute. This location...is quite dark, a little dingy. The food however was surprisingly good? Esp the cauliflower bisque and the salad items that they kept fresh/refilled quite frequently. Staff was very friendly; honestly if I could give this place a 3.5 and the other location a 3.0, I absolutely would. The bathrooms were fine though only 3 stalls which became an issue when the lounge was this crowded; always a womens bathroom queue as you can imagine. All in all, a fine spot to hang out while you wait for your flight. Not the best or the worst lounge around. read more

Compared to other venues this one left much to be desired. Crowded, had an awful smell of garbage/trash and didn't offer a great selection of food items. Not the best place to work out of either. read more

There's two The Club SEA lounges. I went to the Concourse A location although there's another on at Concourse S that I did not visit. I used my Priority Pass to get in, but this location has a strict visitor's policy. Your flight has to depart less than 3 hours from your visit. Otherwise, they completely will reject you until it is less than 3 hours. Honestly, it wasn't worth visiting. There were some sandwiches and soups, and fried rice but it was very basic. It was very crowded in the space to other people were definitely all up in your business like participating in the hunger games. read more

The Club SEA - QR code for the waitlist - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A solid 3 1/2 stars. . I had just flown in from Vietnam via Seoul, Korea. (and boy, were my arms tired... :). Fortunately, this club was literally across from the gate for my third, and final flight home to Sacramento, and I had access via my Priority Pass. The club was full when I got there, I checked in with the QR code, and I was told that there would be a 20 to 30 minute wait. Fortunately, I was in within five minutes. Everybody at the club was friendly and helpful. The club is nice. Nothing fancy, but there are plenty of places to sit, and it was very comfortable. The bathrooms were very clean. Wi-Fi was provided through the airport Wi-Fi system, and it was fast enough to stream video. The food selection, overall, was good. They had chips and dip, They had a small salad bar, little handheld Caprese sandwiches, which were very good, they had a hot chicken and rice dish, they had a vegetable soup, and a creamy Thai chicken and rice soup that was so good, I went back for seconds. It almost reminded me a little bit of a tortilla soup. The flavor was very good and it had just the tiniest bit of a "kick" to it. For dessert, they had chocolate chip cookies, as well as little pudding parfaits. They have a small bar, as well as juice and sodas available. There was also an espresso machine. My cappuccino was very good, but after being spoiled by Vietnamese coffee? It just wasn't the same. (and this was *SEATTLE*, no less... :) There were a few glitches. First of all, there were no tables, just places where you could put your plates that were about knee-high if you were sitting down. Also, other than the Soup Bowls, they were using paper plates and plastic silverware. Kind of tricky to eat from since you have to basically eat off of your lap. They did have places to charge your electronics, but no USB ports, only plugs. So unless you had a plug-in USB port of your own, you were out of luck. The final thing is, unlike the S Gates lounge, this club does not have a shower. When I got here, I had been traveling for some 22 hours so far, with another four or five to go. It would've been so nice to freshen up with a shower, but I didn't want to travel all the way over to the S gates. I just made do. Overall, it was a good lounge. It was nice to have a place to relax during my layover. Thank you. read more

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A decent lounge at Seattle Airport. It was about 10a and there wasn't a wait, quick check in. The lounge is crowded. We circled the area looking for seats and finally found some together. The breakfast items were pretty basic, eggs, little muffins, toast, fruit... More people kept coming in, super busy! Decent waiting area away from the gate waiting area. read more

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I used my Priority Pass membership to access the Club SEA. It's on the small side but the staff are very friendly and do a great job bussing the lounge area. There were two soups: butternut squash and Thai. Both were delicious. There was also a small salad bar. They could use more food options. The only complaint I have is there are no electrical outlets near most of the seats. I had to search to find one of the few charging stations. All in all, a decent lounge. read more

The Club SEA - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This club has improved since my last visit where it felt dark, dingy, smelly, and wildly crowded. They are also apparently working on a remodel or some kind of addition according to the signs, which would be very welcome. Currently it looks and feels pretty run down and beat up. Interestingly they've clearly done a remodel in the past 10 years or so because the bathroom has a totally different vibe than the rest of the place - I wish they had kept the old vibe, the bathroom is bright, clean, and modern - while the rest of the place is going for a "cozy" vibe I think, but it just doesn't hit. I'm looking forward to seeing what the remodel/extension turns out to be and hopefully improving my rating. This time through they did have cookies and chips alongside the small soup bar which was an improvement as last time they only had some odd soups and pastas which I wasn't into. read more

Service was good. Seating area okay not that much comfortable. Food was not my style. So blend and no taste. Sorry read more

This is a very small lounge that I imagine can get very busy given the Priority Pass benefit. My latest 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. read more

The general airport is cleaner and has more space. A middle-school cafeteria after lunch is far cleaner and has better amenities than this place. Food is comparable to a $29 a night motel's continental breakfast. Far, far, far below what should be permitted. read more

We got to The Club SEA around 6:45pm and were told to scan a QR code to join the waitlist since it was already full. About 20 minutes later, we got a text letting us know we could head in. The lounge was still pretty packed, so finding a comfortable spot to sit and eat wasn't easy. The food spread was the usual--cold green salads, soup, and fried rice--but no hot dishes like meatballs this time. Since it felt crowded and the options were limited, we didn't hang around for long and decided to check out another airport lounge instead. read more

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Checked out the Club at SEA lounge in Seattle. The entry process is a bit different--you first scan a code to check in, and they'll notify you when it's your turn to head inside and check in at the desk. Once in, the lounge offers decent bites, coffee, and a selection of drinks. Plenty of charging points are available, which is great if you need to get some work done or just juice up your devices before your flight. A solid spot to relax before boarding. Priority pass is allowed read more

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The Club SEA is a decent lounge near gate A11 at Seattle airport. The place is clean and the staff are friendly. They have working WiFi and power outlets. The food is mediocre, however. They had chips and dip and some soups (seafood chowder) and plain rice. They also have a very minimal salad bar and some chalky cookies. It's ok to relax for a bit but it's not the best. read more

Very crowded; I'd much prefer waiting in an open area at an airport cafe than in a small, enclosed space with minimal airflow. There are some good breakfast options if you do stop by - hard boiled eggs, fruit, drinks - but I really don't think it's worth the crowds. read more

Over by A20, up the stairs. P1 was able to use his Priority Pass and bring me in for free. Show your card and both boarding pass. They open at 5am. Had bread, toast, muffins, bagels, and coffee station. Very Asian inspired with congee for breakfast and American with cheddar omelette and toppings. Station next to that had mini bowls on ice for yogurt, fruit and cereal. A full fridge of mini sodas. The chairs were comfortable, no shower and it was hard to find a quiet corner. Felt like I was sitting at an airport gate waiting to board. There were signs and notices of expanding this place. read more

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Very crowded and hard to find a place to sit. But honestly that's how it is for a lot of lounges recently with everyone being able to add 2 or 3 people with their Priority Pass. The main reason for being just "ok" is the food and food selection. It was very minimal to pick from and just tasted meh. I would say don't come here if you want food. And also hard to rest because of the limited spacing read more

THIS PLACE WAS SO BUSY! we got in right away but we had to circle a few times to find a spot to sit (group of 2 + dog). read more

The Club SEA - Margs & room temp sodas from the fridge lol I poured my sprite into my glass - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My wife and I stopped in hoping to catch a quick breakfast before our flight, but we were extremely disappointed. The coffee machine was out of order, first due to needing the milk refilled (which is an insane limitation, given it's possible to dispense many coffee drinks without any milk at all) and then because it needed more beans. No staff seemed interested in fixing this. The food selection was small and of poor quality. I've had better breakfasts at EconoLodge hotels. There were hardly any seats available, and they were arranged poorly and in poor states of repair. Despite nowhere to sit, the front desk was continuing to let new guests into the lounge. I guess the bar was open? But there were not really any bartenders available. We ended up leaving quickly and just getting breakfast at the gate and waiting there because it was more peaceful and more comfortable. read more

Of the two The Club SEA lounges at SeaTac, this is the worse one imo even though they canned sodas which the other does not offer. They serve the same menu, but this one has poor lighting and seating so it feels a bit claustrophobic at times. I've visited several times, and while the food is passable, it's an OK lounge. Breakfast is congee with optional chicken, green onion, and tamari; omelettes; cold cereal; breakfast pastries; whole and fresh cut fruits; and yogurt parfaits. Otherwise all day is Ivar's clam chowder; cheese board; crudite/dip stations; salad; ginger soy teriyaki chicken on jasmine rice; yakisoba noodle with chicken; dessert station with brownies, cookies, and fruit. I don't really drink so I can't say much about the bar other than service seems to be fast. They don't really change the menu and so if you're flying out pretty often the menu gets a bit boring after a while, but that would be the only real complaint. read more

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Boy has this place gone downhill since COVID: - Insanely crowded: more crowded than most of the terminals. This is made worse by the tiny bathrooms. You'll have a more peaceful experience in the majority of SeaTac out with the normies rather than in this "exclusive" lounge. - Less beer options, no craft beer options - Beers are "cool", not cold - Food stations are crowded and offer pretty low-quality fare - tons of uncleaned seats/tables/counter tops left by other guests. I'm going to cancel my Priority Pass membership after stopping in here, it's really not worth it. read more

The Club SEA - This place is a zoo - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

As many have said this lounge gets very crowded. We had to wait 45 minutes to get in. But once we got in, it was nice and comfortable. There were not a lot of food choices, but what they had was good. They had an Asian noodle salad and also a Caesar salad- and they were delicious. The rolls were fresh and the clam chowder was really good! A gentleman that was at the front desk named Ed was super helpful! When you've been traveling all day and been up since the crack of dawn, it's so nice to have someone thoughtful and helpful at the front desk. We enjoyed our stay and would come back. read more

it's always easy to drop by the club SEA! i usually try to allocate some time before departing to grab some drinks and food. although the food offering is limited to soup / salad bar but it's always being refreshed and the food really isn't bad. does the job. and the little self serve soft drink beverage fridge is great. alcohol is also unlimited. i finally got a glass of wine this visit and it was a generous pour. the lounge is a little small and seating can feel a little crammed but manageable. it's quite a walk from terminal A train so make sure you build in some time for walking to gate A4... and walking back to A train to monorail to other terminals. read more

Staff were friendly. Selection is ok. This is a smaller lounge than the other one at this airport. It's a bit darker in this lounge and it was busy. Was here on a Tuesday afternoon. read more

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Not bad for a lounge, but it was pretty crowded similar to other reviews. I did appreciate that they had clam chowder (it said Puget Sound vs. Ivar's), and it was good - not as good as Pike Place but better than the average chowder. They also had some buffet food, some brownie/cookies, and snack mixes, as well as beverages - alcoholic and otherwise. read more

I was able to use priority pass to visit the Club at concourse A. The lounge was slightly crowded and messy, but I was able to find a seat without much difficulty nor wait. The food and drinks here were good, and I really enjoyed the lobster bisque and chocolate brownies. The bartender also made a good margarita and was generous with giving shots of alcohol. read more

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This was my first time at this lounge and giving it a 4 star because staff was nice and it was pretty spacious with a selection of breakfast items (went around 11am). Since it's on the second floor you have a nice view looking down for some people watching. It looked like they were doing some construction in the far back seating area which was blocked off which may have contributed to less seats, however the lounge was probably only 3/4 full at the time. The food and drink selection was decent but would've liked a mimosa or some other breakfast cocktail (or perhaps I just missed that). read more

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Came in here the other day to kill some time while my flight kept getting delayed. It's a trek down the A terminal to get here (it's across from A12) so that was a bit of a pain, but it's the only priority pass access place left at SeaTac. They are under construction right now so seating was somewhat limited but it wasn't hard to find a seat. They have a fridge with little cans of soda in it which was nice to be able to grab some. They had a decent variety of food, including some salads, a hummus bar, a soup, and some crackers. I didn't try any of it so I can't speak to how it tasted but everything looked pretty good. Overall, it's not a great lounge but considering it's the only one left on priority pass, it's worth going if you have that. The biggest negative is how far it is if you're not in the A terminal, so leave at least 20 min each way to get to and from the lounge if your flight is in a different terminal. read more

Checked in and had a 40 minute wait which wasn't bad. Variety of food choices were available: meatballs, lobster bisque, nachos and garden salad. Staff kept the areas cleaned. People are still rude(coughing w/I covering their mouths, kicking your feet, one dude burped loud like he was at home)but I gave them the evil eye. Overall it was a great place to lounge and energize for your flight. read more

The Club SEA - Comfortable - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This lounge was spacious and modern looking. Staff was friendly. Their cocktail selection was pretty good but they didn't have tequila or had ran out so no margaritas :( I had sparkling wine instead. My family enjoyed white wine and the beers. The bartender wasn't always available as they were in the back so we had to press a button and wait. It would take a while for someone to come out. It took so long, my sister gave up and went to sit back down because it was taking forever to get someone. I went up to try again for us and got us drinks. So make sure you get everyone's order in bc it may be a while till you're able to get someone again. The lobster bisque was tasty! I think the configuration of seats could've been better. Not very group friendly (4 adults) so we were a bit spaced out. 2 sitting across from 2 with a huge aisle in the middle for people to pass. It felt like it was more set up for solo travelers or couples. Now, I wish they would enforce some rule regarding pets. It is a lounge, not a park or your home so they shouldn't allow passengers to let their pets out of their cages and roam free around the lounge. That's so gross. I won't say what type of animal it was because that doesn't matter. but the passenger clearly thought it was cute that her pet was running underneath the chairs and everyone's seats. And then she was on the floor looking underneath for said pet. We're eating here, lady! I personally told her something and assured me it wouldn't happen again. Then a few minutes later here comes the pet again. Keep'em in their cage! You may love your pet but not everyone else does. read more

The Club SEA - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Easy checkin no waiting. Has a large variety of food for breakfast. Cereals, yogurt, cut up fruit as well as non cut fruit, muffins, bagels, hot items cinnamon pancakes, cheese omelette and even had congee (rice porridge) with toppings. Hot and cold drinks, and a bar. The dinning /relaxing area is well lit, quiet and roomy. I really like that there's a shower in the restrooms. You can sit at a counter that has charging for your phone or laptop but there is only one area in the clusters that had an outlet. Wish there were more. But overall very nice place to relax before or between flights. read more

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Stopped here for a layover. Staff here are so super friendly! There was no waiting time. Came in the morning and they had light breakfast snacks and drinks available. Many seating areas but not many options for outlets for charging. Go up the stairs and it is by gate A11. read more

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It's always great to do a quick stop by a lounge before getting on a plane. This lounge has great food but there isn't a ton of variety. When we were there we had some good rice and chicken. We appreciated the the restrooms were clean compared to the rest of the airport and there was a lot of seating (though it fills up fast). The staff is super friendly as well. read more

The Club SEA - Rice - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This lounge is located in Terminal S near Gate S9 where you have to take the train after you get through security. Follow the signs and either take the elevators or walk up the stairs. It's much nicer and bigger than the lounge in Terminal A. There's a larger bar area and food area; however, I didn't like how the seats in the square configuration were very tight and narrow. The food was about the same as the other lounge which was meh but at least you're in a nicer environment. Even if you're not leaving out of Terminal S you can take the connecting train between the ABS terminals and the CDN terminals to get to where you need to go. read more

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Nice area to rest between flights. It was crowded when we arrived, so we were put on a wait list. Snacks are basic, but good quality. Very clean - staff is regularly checking in it. read more

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It was okay, but definitely not the best lounge experience. The space is small, felt a bit outdated, and had an overall old vibe to it. It also wasn't very clean tables weren't cleared promptly, and the upkeep left a lot to be desired. Food options were minimal and not very appealing. It's a place to sit and rest if you have access, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again. Could really use a refresh. read more

One of the better airport lounges from our experience that has an open bar (delicious drinks) and a little of hot food and snacks. During our visit, the hot dish is meatballs. Could have eaten it by itself or make a meatball sandwich. Would be perfect if they had pasta noodles because you can make meatball pasta but I'm not complaining. The also have a wide selection of veggies bar (salad and dips). There's also pita, guacamole and salsa. They also have some candy as well. Aside of open bar, there's also an espresso machine to make coffee. Wish there's a hot chocolate option but they don't. The lounge is spacious and nice looking. The workers come by often to clean the plates. One of the better lounges that I don't mind being at often :). We try to have a better airport time here if possible. Could definitely use a bloody orange mimosa right now read more

The Club SEA - The spread - Airport Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The first time I came here, there was some hot foods that were like mini meals, like chicken and rice. Lots of snacks and other options. The second time, there was only meatballs and some salads. Still a nice place, haven't seen it overcrowded yet. Staff is mostly friendly; we had one the last time that seemed irrirated. read more

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