View out of the window Snacks and Drinks Snacks and Drinks Lounge Area Lounge Area Media Wall Update: Lounge ExpansionĪmerican Express expanded the lounge and added a full-size bar, shower suite, and restroom to the new annex. It also sounded like that they try to upgrade this studio to a full lounge if they can find any bigger space to move it to. Anyway, this will be my new to-go “lounge”/studio when I am at Sea-Tac. The Studio is short on some of the great amenities American Express offers in their Centurion Lounges. There are two toilets and both are unisex, which is also different to the Centurion Lounges.

For beer and wine just ask the waiter walking around and he will bring it to you. For drinking, you have sodas, water, coffee, tea, beer, and wine. There is also no kitchen like in the lounges, here you will find finger food style items. There was plenty of seating available during my visit on a Sunday afternoon. You will need to take a short train ride to get to this terminals.Ĭheck-In was easy and quick as usual when you visit on of the American Express lounges. If you have to go to the north or south satellite, give yourself enough time to make it there. It’s located next to gate B3 and is easily reachable from the main terminals. The Lounge in Seattle is called a Studio because it’s much smaller as the other regular Centurion Lounges, but still a great place to get away from the trouble outside in the terminals.

Entrance to the Centurion Studio Sea-Tac Concourse B Map

The Studio opened at the beginning of July shortly after the Centurion Lounge in Miami. Finally, I got the chance to visit the Centurion Studio at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) myself.

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