Layover in Seattle - can anyone recommend an airport hotel?

[pepperandchips]

We are leaving Atlanta on a Friday evening and wish to stay near the Seattle airport that night prior to a morning flight to Honolulu Saturday. Can anyone recommend a convenient and clean airport hotel? Doesn't need to be fancy but would love free shuttle service and possibly breakfast onsite or nearby in walking distance. We've never been to Seattle or that airport so any help is appreciated.

Thank you!

 

[TagsMissy]

Are you simply looking for a place to stay or something that you can get out and about? Depending on your answer I can give you some pointers.

 

[planningjollyholiday]

There are a ton of airport hotels at seatac. We like hampton inn and suites on 28th ave, they had a decent free breakfast. We have also stayed at the Hilton airport conference Centre and enjoyed our stays there as well, but no free breakfast there. Both offer free airport shuttles.

 

[pepperandchips]

Are you simply looking for a place to stay or something that you can get out and about? Depending on your answer I can give you some pointers.

We have only about 10 hours between flights so we are just going to be using our hotel for sleeping unfortunately. Comfy beds required but we'll be back to Seattle to explore sometime

There are a ton of airport hotels at seatac. We like hampton inn and suites on 28th ave, they had a decent free breakfast. We have also stayed at the Hilton airport conference Centre and enjoyed our stays there as well, but no free breakfast there. Both offer free airport shuttles.

Thank you for the suggestions!

 

[Elima2015]

My in-laws just stayed at the Crowne Plaza at Seatac last weekend to catch a very early morning flight and they were happy with it. I don't believe there is free breakfast there, though. Also take a look at Cedarbrook Lodge. It is close, has free airport shuttle, free breakfast. Not sure what time you will need to leave in the am, but I've found most hotels don't serve breakfast until 6:30 or 7:00. If you need to eat at the airport, there are tons of options. There is a center area with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the runway and that is surrounded by food options. Also each concourse has food, too. Everything behind security is connected, so just pick the shortest security line or the center security point and you are good to go.

 

[xlxo]

I stayed at the Raddison.... located across the street. There's no time wasted waiting for a cab or shuttle. At less than 5 min walk w/ traffic light. You might be there before the cab gets loaded. 10 hour layover? Every minute counts for my sleep.

https://www.radisson.com/seattle-hotel-wa-98188/waseatac
https://www.expedia.ca/Seattle-Hotels-Radisson-Hotel-Seattle-Airport.h25953.Hotel-Information

 

[xlxo]

Check out this map to see where the Raddison in relation to the airport.... just need to wait for the traffic light as you take your luggage across the road....

https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Ra...8b1d336e7adb5e!8m2!3d47.4403964!4d-122.294934

 

[PirateD]

My personal experience is that the Cedarbrooke Lodge is amazing! It is a gem only 5 minutes from the airport, but it feels like you've been transported to the heart of the great Northwest as it is surrounded by trees and vegetation. The included breakfast was delicious with a definite Northwest flair. I stayed there for a conference and it was really lovely. We had dinner at the restaurant onsite and it was so good! They also had really great snacks available throughout the day in the lodge "living rooms". It's a really cool place and seems to have reasonable rates. I often think about wanting to go back and stay there, but I only live about 45 minutes away so I don't really have a good excuse, lol!