The Alaska Lounge network is small but growing. There are currently only 8 locations, with 2 more coming in the next 2 years. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is home to 3 of those locations, which makes sense for the Seattle-based carrier.
I made a brief visit to the Alaska Lounge in Concourse N in May 2026 before boarding the Alaska Airlines inaugural flight to London.
Here’s what you can expect in this Alaska Lounge.
Alaska Lounges in the Seattle Airport
There are 3 Alaska Lounges at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), with a fourth coming soon.
- Concourse C, near gate C16
- Concourse C (coming in 2027)
- Concourse D, near gate D1
- Concourse N (formerly the North Satellite Terminal), on the mezzanine above gates N13 to N18
Plans were recently announced for a brand-new Alaska Lounge at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. This 2-level lounge in Concourse C, scheduled to open in 2027, will be the airport’s largest, at 41,000 square feet, and will accommodate up to 700 passengers.
How To Access Alaska Lounges
There are multiple ways to get access to Alaska Lounges:
- Purchase an Alaska Lounge membership ($595 to $795).
- Purchase a day pass ($65 per person).
- Travel in business or first class on select Alaska, Hawaiian, or Oneworld flights.
- Have an American Airlines Admirals Club membership.
- Have Oneworld Emerald or Sapphire status.
- Use a day pass from the Atmos™ Rewards Summit Visa Infinite® card or loyalty program.
- Be an active-duty military member traveling on an official government-sponsored trip.
Location and Hours
The Alaska Lounge in Seattle’s Concourse N (formerly the North Satellite terminal) is relatively easy to find. It’s on the mezzanine level above gates N13 to N18.
Once you get to Concourse N, take the escalators near gate N20 up to the second floor, and you’ll find the Alaska Lounge at the far end of the mezzanine level. It’s open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
First Impressions
The Alaska Lounge at Seattle’s Concourse N is a large, bright space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the tarmac. Walking into this 15,000-square-foot space, it didn’t feel like an airport lounge.
Wood plank accents, a stunning round fireplace, and curved couches made it feel more like a hotel lobby or a rich friend’s living room. The high ceilings and black accents gave the space an industrial vibe, but the generous use of wood kept it feeling warm and inviting.
I visited the lounge before boarding Alaska Airlines’ inaugural flight from Seattle to London. I had spent most of the day in the Centurion Lounge, and I wanted to get to the gate to enjoy the festivities, so my visit to the Alaska Lounge was brief.
Seating
Multiple seating options are available throughout the lounge, including table seating, bar seating, couches, and individual loungers. Seats by the expansive windows offer runway views, and the bar is closer to food and drinks.
Food and Beverages
Upon entering, you’ll see the buffet and bar to your left. The large buffet offered a variety of hot and cold items, including a fun pancake printer, fruit, desserts, and snacks.
There’s a separate drink station with water, a coffee machine, tea, and a Coke Freestyle machine.
At the far end of the lounge is a large bar that serves local beers, West Coast wines, and cocktails. Premium drinks have an additional charge, but Atmos Rewards Summit cardholders are eligible for a complimentary exclusive signature cocktail or elevated bar offering at every Alaska Lounge visit through 2026.
Other Amenities
There weren’t any unique amenities like showers, relaxation rooms, or a kids area at this Alaska Lounge.
Final Thoughts
The Alaska Lounge at Sea-Tac’s Concourse N is a beautiful space that feels more like a hotel lobby than an airport lounge. Located on the mezzanine level above gates N13 to N18, it’s a convenient spot to grab a drink or a meal before your flight.