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A very good hotel, close to the airport. There is a free 24/7 shuttle bus to the airport. The hotel room is also spacious. Although it is next to the airport, you can hardly hear the noise of airplanes taking off and landing. I am very satisfied. There is also a 711 across the street from the hotel. It is awesome.

Great place for overnight to catch a flight. Older facility (which is fine, did smell musty), extremely small elevator (limit 2 people) so if everyone is leaving when you are take the stairs, shuttle great but only runs once every hour, night staff we extremely pleasant and helpful, morning staff was more interested in looking at his phone not helping.

I recently traveled through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac) and was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness of the bathrooms. As a frequent flyer, I've encountered my fair share of airport restrooms, but SeaTac truly stood out. Upon entering, the floors were spotless, and the stalls were well-maintained. The sinks gleamed, and there was an ample supply of soap and paper towels. What impressed me the most was the attention to detail—there were no unpleasant odors, and the mirrors were streak-free, which is often a rarity in busy airports. The staff seemed to be consistently checking and restocking supplies, ensuring that everything was in order. I even noticed a cleaning crew actively maintaining the area, which gave me confidence that cleanliness is a priority at SeaTac. Overall, my experience in the SeaTac bathrooms was refreshing and made my travel experience much more enjoyable. Kudos to the airport management for keeping these facilities in such excellent condition!

The room is clean and spacious , with the essentials amenities which are very good. There is a microphone inside the room for us to heat up the food , so convenient. One little downside is that the house keeping need to be informed 1 day ahead for making up our room which there is no sign telling us this information. But the housekeeping did a great job on room make up though.

We arrived late to this boutique hotel. The staff are friendly but the bar was closed by the time we arrived. We will come back on our next trip to Seattle and stay here. Very convenient, close to the airport and close to 13 coins restaurant, I suggest you take visit there. Their service and food is consistently good.

The Radisson has the best location for an airport hotel at SeaTac. Big rooms and good sized bathrooms. It is my goto hotel when in Seattle as the light rail is also close. Not many options for dining but such is life.

Overall the staff were friendly and the room was clean and comfortable. The corridors and overall look of the hotel were super dated and felt like I was stepping into a prison hallway. Could do a bit of work there to make it more welcoming. Instead of bringing amenities up to the room, the staff simply said they didn’t have anyone to do so- but three people were just standing at the reception chatting away. Don’t expect much, but a good room for a quiet nights sleep near the airport.

Great experience but the elevator was not functioning. We had to carry our luggage up the stairs. They did give us the option for the first floor but we had noise concerns there. I would use them again as the beds were comfortable.

We were late arrivals, so hurried to the restaurant for a snack. It was fabulous. The clam chowder was the best I have had, and my husband raved about the soup of the day. The warm bread was excellent, and our server was stellar. It was a lovely experience.

The hotel is relatively new and has complete facilities; it is very close to the airport, and there is a free shuttle bus; breakfast is expensive to buy separately; I initially booked a day, and then added another day, but when I went to the hotel front desk, I was told that I only had one day of reservations, and then Ctrip Get it done with intervention