Small lounge. Really small with a lot of "reserved" seating that no one uses. Staff is kinda rude. They clear plates but no table wiped owns or disinfecting efforts. Food options are limited. They won't let you bring food from the airport in (you gotta eat it outside). Coffee machine didn't work. It's a good space to hide out from the bigger crowds, but... it gets crowded in the lounge too. I wanted to love this space, but it just isn't giving what it needs to give. :(

It was a very nice, clean lounge. The food was wonderful. The only complaint I had was they closed at 8 p.m. which is early compared to other lounges at the airport.

I visited the Centurion Lounge in Seattle and was overall not too impressed. The space is smaller than other locations and it felt very cramped. A lot of the seats were reserved for black card members, which didn't give me a great first impression. The breakfast was tasty, but I didn't love the size of the lounge. It needs to be renovated into a larger space to give guests a better experience.

It’s quite small, and they didn’t have any food available when I visited. The facilities are clean. There are a couple of lounges in SEA that are probably better worth spending a layover wait in.

Very nice and large lounge. Not all seating areas have outlets. Some seating areas are "reserved" for groups of 3 or more. Leaves very limiting seating for couples since many solo travelers took the seating area for two. Not their fault since they do want more space for themselves, but leaving certain seating limited to 3+ travlera limited seating for pairs. Decent food option. Service was good;however, due to the size of the lounge and the traffic, they could use a few more staff as it seems they could not keep up with cleaning tables or even the buffet area. Overall, it's a very nice lounge.

This American Express Centurion Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is a hidden and luxurious oasis in the middle of the airport!! The lounge is located on the Mezzanine level just above the main food court in the central hall of the airport. It is spacious and modern, with a clean and contemporary design. The walls are decorated with artwork by local artists, and the furniture is comfortable and stylish. There are plenty of seating options, including couches, armchairs, and tables. There is also a dedicated work area with computers and printers. The food and drink selection at the Centurion Lounge is by far one of the best I've experienced in a long time!! The buffet features a variety of hot and cold dishes, including salads, sandwiches, and pastries. There is also a full bar with a wide selection of wines, beers, and cocktails. It has amenities, including: * Showers * Nap rooms * Business center * Wi-Fi * Charging stations The Centurion Lounge is open to cardholders of the American Express Platinum Card, Centurion Card, and Business Platinum Card. Guests can also purchase a day pass for $50. I recently had the opportunity to visit the Centurion Lounge in Seattle, and I was absolutely impressed. It was everything I had hoped it would be and more. The staff was friendly and attentive, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was relaxing and inviting. I would highly recommend the Centurion Lounge to anyone flying out of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to make sure you plan a good amount of time so you can enjoy all that this Lounge has to offer!!

The location of this new centurion lounge is almost hidden in plain sight, above the food court. There is a glass elevator to take you to the second floor. For some reason the stairs are always blocked off. Anyways, the lounge looks small as you enter it and see the bar and seating area. But then you'll notice a fantastic coffee bar recessed to the left. If you keep going, the lounge keeps going on and on. The next room is the buffet with really nice food which puts the Alaska lounge to shame. Today they had healthy green shots and fresh baked chocolate chip cookies... Choose your adventure! If you keep walking, there are super clean and well appointed restrooms and then three additional rooms with seating. The Wi-Fi is always fast and free like every centurion lounge. Despite that, this lounge is about five times bigger than the old one, and as noted, it's quite large, it's packed. You might have to walk around and really hunt for a seat and it might take a while, even in the middle of a weekday. But that's about the only negative you can say about it! They have great service and everything is always clean and super well organized.

This new location (opened in 2023) in the Main Terminal is amazing. Beautiful space, great food, and service. I love their breakfast and the coffee bar. It's definitely the best Centurion Lounge I have ever tried!

One of the smaller Centurion Lounges with a bit of a wait, but was able to enter fairly fast and the staff was super helpful finding me a seat. Plenty of plugs and seating throughout my several hour stay. I come here a few times a year, and there is always consistent service.

This lounge opens at 6am currently (Google has it at 7am) Breakfast was ok with two hot items, one was scrambled eggs, the other was oatmeal. It was pretty standard food fare with the smoothies being my favorite thing in the food bar. There were at least 4 kinds of fruit, one variety of muffin and a lemon cake slice. They have an espresso machine as well as a drip coffee on the side. Access was simple. We were told we could sit anywhere except for the tables that were reserved. I didn't hear how you reserve them though. We sat in the bar side where there were tables and ate there. There are at least 4 bathrooms (2 near the front where you check in and 2 back in the room with the bar). I noted there was a shower in the back at the bar bathroom.

Great little lounge to relax in before your flight dropped in for a few mins and there was about a 10 min wait to get in after you get checked in. Also fyi you can only enter no more than 3 hours before your flight departure. Lounge was smaller than some of the others I've been to. There is a salad bar with some food on the left as you enter and the bar around the corner. They also have bathrooms near the entrance. Not a bad spot & highly recommend you visit if you have lounge access!

Amazing lounge, the service was great. Tons of employees all very kind. The food was okay I have had better at lounges but it did not disappoint. The showers were closed which was disappointing. Overall it was awesome also if was super accommodating to children. The sorbet was amazing as well!

Great place, I liked it more than a JFK one, personnel is very attentive, the food is very delicious, as close to homemade as it gets in a setting like that. The bar is very nice. Ginger, tumeric and orange shots were great Place is clean, both seating area and restrooms. I enjoyed staying there.

The new renovated location is just past the Pei Wei, from the first floor of the food court. The best Centurion Lounge I've been to in terms of what is available. There are more dessert options here than any other location I've seen (fresh chocolate chip cookies, sugar cookies, brownies, and donuts) and the food is solid (chicken, spiced broccolini, salad bar). The baristas are friendly and the bartenders know their stuff. The Joe Sheridan Special is made with a real espresso machine and not just cold brew concentrate, making it a better espresso martini than many I've had at bars. I haven't seen this cocktail at any other Centurions and it would be awesome to roll it out.

Used this on a Monday morning at around 7:45. Thankfully there was no wait to get in, though there were people in line by the time I got out (8:30 -ish). Pretty good lounge once you are inside. The only complaint I really have is about how they have reserved a decent chunk of seating for the Amex Centurion Black Card members. I feel like almost none of those tables were being used, while the rest of the seating was almost entirely full. The lounge itself isn't particularly large. Food selection was good. I wasn't hungry, so stuck to the fruits (which were yum). I had a tiny slice of the banana bread which was yummy too. Good local coffee - they also had cold brew. Bartender seemed friendly but was pretty busy when I was there. They seem to have good drinks - heard a bunch of people order Bloody Marys and Mimosas. Overall, one of the better domestic lounges that I've been to. Hopefully once they expand, it'll be an even better experience.

Have you ever watched your favorite sports team win a game in the final seconds during a crucial matchup while drinking beer and all your friends are there and the dogs are super behaved and not barking at anything and the timer goes off because the pizza is ready and your doctor texted you you’re cancer free as you win the California state lottery? Well, that’s not what this Amex lounge feels like, but it’s the next best thing.

40+ minute wait to get in. Line outside was 20 min and then waited 24 more for text to let me in. Lounge is small... new one coming by end of year. But seat I was guided to was comfortable with TV, table and plugs. Food much better than SkyClub. Limited bathrooms but clean.