Sleeping inside or in nearby hotels (SEA)

Spending the night at the airport

 

Seattle airport operates with numerous flights and connections around the globe, so movement is constant, and it is frequent to find many passengers waiting for their flight departure even through the night. It is recommended to have earplugs or headphones, as there are usually loud announcements, and a sleep mask, as some areas are pretty bright.

 

Where to rest: Most seats inside the enclosure have armrests, but there are some long and padded benches, ideal for resting, in concourses A, C and S and between gates B6 and B8. In addition, on the second floor of the terminal, there is a meditation room with comfortable seats and a quiet setting, and next to gate B4, there is a rest zone with comfortable seating. The children's play area between concourses A and B also has couches. Another option (by paying or with a credit card that provides the service) is to use one of the VIP lounges, where you can access more amenities and privacy, although they close at night. Finally, you can also opt for some of the nearby hotels, many of them with shuttle services around the clock.

 

Baggage: In the luggage recollection hall, there are left-luggage services between 8:00 am and 10:00 pm.

 

Eating and drinking: There is an eating option open 24 hours a day in the central hall, while in concourse S, there are duty-free shops open around the clock. Other than that, there are also vending machines throughout the enclosure.

 

Restrooms: There are showers only in some of the VIP lounges, but not in the public toilets.

 

Wi-Fi: Free and unlimited.

Other services open 24 hours a day: ATMs, children's playground, baby care facilities.