Centurion Lounge Seattle

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A few days ago, my wife and I had a chance to try out the new Centurion Lounge at the Seattle Tacoma airport. It was great. It is modern, stylish, and spacious. The food was excellent (I especially loved the blackened chicken!). And I love that they have a dedicated coffee shop area with barista prepared drinks. My latte was delicious.

a group of people sitting at tables in a room

Now that Amex Platinum cards don’t automatically offer free guest access to Centurion Lounges, I was very happy that we each had our own Platinum cards with us. To avoid forgetting these cards, I have long kept mine in my travel wallet inside my go-everywhere backpack, and my wife has learned to do the same. Another way to access Centurion Lounges is with a Delta Reserve card, but only if you’re flying Delta same day. In this case we were flying Alaska Airlines.

Centurion Lounge Seattle Location

The lounge is located on the mezzanine level in the Central Terminal.  Look for the lounge in the central food court.  The lounge is accessible by taking the elevator or staircase located in the food court in the Central Terminal.

Centurion Lounge Seattle Photo Gallery

Centurion Lounge Seattle Entrance

an airport with an elevator

a large glass wall in a building

Centurion Lounge Seattle Bar

people at a bar

a group of people sitting at tables in a room with a large wall

Centurion Lounge Seattle Coffee Shop

a woman standing behind a counter in a restaurant

a menu board with white text on it

Centurion Lounge Seattle Buffet

a group of people in a restaurant

a food buffet in a restaurant

food in a buffet line
All of the food I tried was good. The blackened chicken (on right) was fantastic.

Centurion Lounge Seattle Lounge Seating

The lounge part of the lounge is easy to miss.  It’s necessary to walk past the bar, past the coffee shop, past the buffet room, and past the bathrooms to get to this area.

a room with a couch and a tv

a room with a table and chairs

a room with tables and chairs

a room with a couch and a table and a window

 

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