A must have if you have a layover in Seattle. Excellent accommodations with ample food and beverage service, hosted full bar. Great service from all the staff. Location is right at the C concourse for easy access. Well behaved family friendly. It makes layovers fun!

Plenty of outlets for charging devices. Many flavored water dispensers and a soda fountain. Decent snacks. Stocked bar. Pancake machine. Comfortable seats. There is an automated Starbucks machine. The bathrooms are clean and spacious. The view of the runways is legit. The tables and desks are clean. Not a bad place to wait for your flight.

A zoo. The whole airport is a mess. Poorly laid out, poor signage to tell you where to go. The lounge itself is right at one of Alaska Airlines multiple gates. No place to sit very busy and takes forever to get your order. We never got to taste the food as we couldn't even have the order taken in time before boarding. It's not the restaurant's fault but it's the truth. We were there about 10:00 am. So it might be the timing.

This lounge has the best runway views! They also have quite the selection of coffees (both self serve and barista made). I have never been in there, night or day, when the snacks aren’t fully stocked and the staff isn’t incredibly friendly. They have an abundance of charging options and plenty of seating. It is great to stop by before or after any flight. The location is extremely convenient to all C Gates.

The interior and bar are fine, not amazing. But the food options were terrible. It’s really only soup (ok) and some salad bar stuff. The salad stuff was always empty because the serving bowls were small, and the chicken pieces were still frozen when I finally got some. I’d probably opt to go to Anthony’s or Floret and stay there next time.

Very clean and quiet lounge, and very nice employees! Smaller than the N gate lounge, but that was okay with me. The only thing is that it would be great if it was open for longer (they close at 2 p.m) but otherwise it’s awesome!

This lounge is much smaller than the Concourse N lounge but it is very nice and clean. It's also much quieter. If I had a choice, I would probably prefer Concourse N. They also close at 2pm here.

Great view of Alaska Air airplanes. They have vegetarian selections that are fresh and inviting, including an artichoke salad with garbanzo beans. I went with olive oil and raspberry vinegarette dressing. My wife enjoyed a cheese filled ravioli with a creamy pesti sauce.. The breakfast had eggs, fresh fruit, coffee, and an assortment of hearty muffins. An enticing selection of soft, chewy cookies were available. They go perfectly with your choice of the most popular flavors of hot tea.. The bartender was cordial and attentive. You can sit at the bar, or you can have your drinks brought to a nearby table that in case you want that unobstructed view or aircraft operations. We gave ourselves a 15 minute head start for first call to make a 2 stop train ride. Too easy to get immersed in the relaxing atmosphere of the Alaska Lounge.

Not overly impressed with the remodel, very sterile and well uninteresting. Do like the little coffee shop when you enter and the food is good, matching what the serve at N gate. Weird there’s no TV and one picture in the whole first level lounge, it’s like they didn’t even try.

Meh. The place is way too expensive unless you fly every month.

Beautiful lounge with ample seating and a quiet oasis in a busy airport. We had a four hour layover and enjoyed every moment of our experience in this lounge. No wonder why Alaskan Airlines wins awards left and right.

Today's buffet is chicken tinga nacho bar with guac, corn, salsa, rice, sour cream and chips. There are 2 salad options with chicken and dressing, 2 types of soup, bread, cookies and a soda/tea station. There's a bar with complimentary drinks, the bartender was really nice and chatty and the bathrooms are very clean with a cute design.

A great place to wine and dine while waiting on our flight...

The food is pretty bad. The liquor, coffee, and service are actually quite nice, though. If I was rating this on food alone, I would cancel my membership. How is it that the Portland Club has 10x better food? I'm quite disappointed as they just upped the annual price by $100, said the food would improve, yet they still put out the gelatinous pesto pasta? The salad bar is the same disappointment each time. The soup is actually decent, so I'll give them that. Most of us business travelers elect to pay for club membership because it saves money over the course of a year to get food at the clubs. Concourse C specifically has atrocious meals, but honestly, the food in all three Seattle clubs is pretty bad. Maybe there are folks that like the Mac n Cheese bar? They either don't travel much or they travel with their kids, I guess? Anyways, because of the food alone the past few months I doubt I'll be re-upping my membership.

Love going here before a flight. I wish these were at every airport. The sad thing is now just having first class doesn't get you in there so our trips start off a little less awesome. :-(

Alaska Airlines has a few lounges in SeaTac but this one has a pretty convenient location if your flight is in the main concourse area. If you have difficulty going up and down stairs there is an elevator to get up to the lounge which I prefer compared to the Concourse D lounge which is split up into two floors. Overall it's clean and has different seating options. One side of the lounge has a view of the airfield if that's your thing. Not too crowded and the food was well stocked. I think the hot food changes from day to day but usually has chips and salsa, sandwich fixings, cookies, fruit, and a pancake maker as well as whatever that day's hot food is. Drinks include water, coffee, teas, the fancy touchscreen Coke machines, espresso drinks, as well as wine/beer/cocktails. Stick with the complimentary alcohol unless you're willing to pay $10+ for upper shelf drinks. Biggest negative to me is that it closes earlier than the D lounge, not sure why but it may not work if you have a later flight.

Has potential but the food didn’t change from noon til evening, the floors were littered and dirty and the tables were not bussed frequently. About the dirtiest first class lounge I’ve been in. Need to step it up.

5 stars as always despite people arguing that they should get more free stuff, the staff is incredible and provides excellent service

This is not the latest and greatest lounge Alaska has at Sea-Tac airport... But it's actually my favorite! Make sure you enjoy their espresso machine and custom-made drinks. Along with a full bar, and a great selection of food...Both healthy and fun! Great service by the way and the employees are always wonderful!

Alaska lounges are dependably predictable. Service is friendly especially at the bar. Food is available and acceptable but very limited offerings. Lounge is comfy enough bur crowed and could use more seating.

Everyone is helpful and hard working at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It’s a great spot to unwind! I must give a shout out to a star employee, Misty. Misty is one of the hardest, sweetest and policy knowledgeable Alaskan Airline employees. We went to the lounge to grab a light dinner and right away noticed her work ethic and ability to multitask! She helped my partner and I at at the front desk, bounced to the bar to help her team there, and even bussed tables to help the crew out (all with a smile on her face). She answered all our questions and even wound up making our beverages towards the end of our visit :-) We were very impressed and we just wanted to put the word out that she deserves some recognition for all her hard work :-) The lounge is Super clean, relaxing and a perfect / chill spot to grab some warm soup, a delicious danish, some hot coffee, or perhaps some complementary adult beverages. 🤷‍♀️ Swing by if you have time it’s clean, swanky, relaxing and perfect for your layovers :-)

A small, crowded and substandard lounge with marginal food and drink. Friendly staff. Free WiFi.

You will buss your own dishes, be met with bad attitudes, and in general it matches this horrible city. This is absolutely the worst airport in the country to the point that if North Korea needed a test site no one would miss it. Work has forced me to fly through this airport for years and it still shines as the worst example of what air travel could be

For a flagship lounge it's pretty meh. The food choices are terrible, lacking, and are pretty much snack foods. There is only one packaged salad dressing choice, for example. The salad is lettuce as the only fresh vegetable. For an airline that takes pride in its Pacific Northwest flavors, it's either telling you that the Pacific Northwest only has lettuce or the lounge needs a major update. Skip this unless you have a long layover with no other options.

Newly remodeled Alaska Lounge at the C concourse. Staff were very friendly upon arrival and during our stay. I prefer the Lounge at the N gates and they offer some more snacks and food. The chicken tortilla soup here was very good. There is also a smaller beer selection than the N lounge, but that is to be expected as the N lounge is like the flagship lounge. The C concourse living reminds me of the Alaska Louhhe at JFK in New York.

The Alaska lounge at Sea-Tac are a great respite before your flights. There is always ample seating and a variety of snack and small plate type foods to eat before your flight. They also have a great bar options for drinks or to upgrade your drinks if you prefer higher shelf alcohol. There is a variety of seating available for families, working, or socializing at the bar with other travelers. The staff has always been friendly and quick to serve. I have been able to experience all three of the Alaska lounged and fully support that if you have the ability purchase the annual membership. Being in the lounge before your flight will help you to relax before a long flight, and have food and drinks that you then dont need to spend absorbent amounts for in the airport or on the plane.

I've been through SeaTac a lot, but I have only been to this lounge once. Compared to the Alaska Lounge Concourse D , this one is definitely superior. It feels more modern and the seating is more comfortable. It is also less crowded than the Concourse D Alaska lounge. However, it's not as spacious as the Alaska Lounge at the North Satellite and views aren't quite as good either. Food and drink offered were the same as the other Alaska lounges. Didn't try the bar as I felt 0630 was a little too early for getting sloshed, but I did see an old fashioned and a bloody Mary being mixed up when I refilled my water bottle.

Relaxing environment with buffet breakfast items and a coffee and wine bar. Comfortable lounge and great view of watching planes take off and land.

I have stayed at this lounge on several occasions, and it has always been a five star rating. However, today it was another story. - I have never been so embarrassed in my life, the lady at the counter questioned the authenticity of my card and of me. - After verifying multiple times my information, which I provided, she proceeded to tell me I have to wait, I was ok with that until another employee told her that she didn't have to do that. - I can to relax but the experience was far from that, I truly hope others don't have that experience. This is not the norm here, today seem to be an exception (I hope) R/S

Very warm & courteous staff. Warm, fresh meals. We are Vegetarian and we could easily find more than enough vegetarian options. This is our first experience with Alaska airlines Lounge. They're just superb in their service as well as Vegetarian choices they offer. I would very strongly recommend Alaska airlines.

So convenient to be able to walk in and avoid the circus of the airport. I enjoyed the soup and cookies. My only complaint was they other guest not being very clean and leaving huge messes and moving furniture around and not putting it back. The staff was all friendly and patient.

This is a really nice lounge, albeit quite small. There is a good selection of healthy food, including salad fixings, fresh fruit, and I guess pancakes if you want :-) they also had muffins and cookies and pretzels. There is a coffee machine that makes okay coffee. The seats are comfortable and clean, and the staff is really quite friendly.

This is a great first class lounge. Lots of options. Mimosas where so yummy and great to take the edge off my upcoming flight. Delicious fresh food.

Nice place to hang out when you have time between flights. I appreciate that the lounge is close to the C gates so it took me just a couple of minutes to get to my gate. The chairs are comfortable and spread apart enough to feel safe-ish. Food: okay not great. But I needed sustenance so I ate a little. Good coffee.

Nice lounge! Light breakfast and lunch options, full bar!

A comfortable place to take a break while waiting for your next flight. Great viewing of the airport arrival and departure air traffic and ground operations. Large glass walls give you an amazing view. Their continental breakfast gives you something to satisfy your hungar until you can reach your next destination. For a full breakfast you'll have to hit one of the airport restaurants. Large screen tv in the bar area.