British Airways Lounge

Worst Business lounge I've ever been in. Food selection was really poor, hot option tiny spring rolls or asparagus soup that you'd of needed fork to eat it.

Had to edit no sooner had I posted and they spoiled everyone and brought out apples.

At peak times when you have both a BA and JAL flight scheduled it’s crazy crowded, you can barely move around. Food/beverage selection is minimal, front desk is overwhelmed - views of mountains and runway but it’s overall disappointing. Pro tip for Oneworld flyers with status, use the Alaska lounges instead (esp. the one in the N terminal!) they are way nicer.

It's really bad. They make a big deal of checking your ticket with extreme scrutiny to get in here! Funny stuff. Soggy wet sandwiches and wilted salads. You are better off going to a restaurant in the airport if there is one. The whole airport is dirty.

A very small lounge with limited catering. Ordering is mostly via a QR code but hot options are very limited. Around shall way though my visit the staff (who said they were short staffed) brought in some cold food options. Drinks are self service.

It’s a shortish walk to the gate.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the British Airways Lounge in Seattle and wanted to share my experience. Unfortunately, I must say that it was quite underwhelming, earning it a 2-star rating from me.

Let's start with the food options. The selection was very limited, and most of the items were served cold. I found that the food offerings in this lounge were not up to par with what you would expect from an airport lounge. I would recommend eating at a restaurant in the airport instead. The only redeeming items were the salad and the warmed sandwich.

Moving on to the architecture and design of the lounge, I have to say it was quite disappointing. I would give it a 0 out of 10. The layout felt more like a doctor's waiting room, with chairs piled next to each other and a quiet atmosphere. It lacked the ambiance and comfort that you would expect from a lounge.

On a positive note, the beverage selections were decent. They had a reasonable variety to choose from, which was a plus.

In terms of service, I found the staff to be friendly, including the front desk personnel. They were attentive and helpful throughout my visit.

Overall, my experience at the British Airways Lounge in Seattle was lackluster, earning it a 2 or 3 out of 10. I personally don't see myself accessing this lounge again, as I found it somewhat useless. I would prefer to wait in the area near the restaurants in the airport, where I have more options and a better overall experience.

Underwhelming. I ordered a sandwich almost an hour ago. Still waiting. Front desk person has to be drink server. Drinks not available unless you're served . So you can't help yourself to prosecco unless you bother the poor lady to leave the desk to serve you. If you're Emerald like me go to the Alaska Airlines lounge. TRUST ME. I think Ryanair may actually do better.

This lounge is small with very paultry offerings. If I were BA I would be embarrassed.
Wilted greens, stale cold soggy bread, a few bags of chips, a few veggies as an after thought and high class Oreo cookies for sweets. They also don't have lounge access with any of the other Alaska lounges at SeaTac.

A small, cozy lounge with half decent views from certain spots. There is no hot food, only a couple of cold sandwiches and carrots. The printer was inaccessible with macbooks for some reason and the showers were closed when I visited.
The staff is super friendly and helpful, though.