I recently returned from a weeklong trip through CA/OR/WA and stayed at the Radisson at SEA-TAC (there are two Radisson hotels within a 3 block radius, so confusion is likely) the night before an early flight. The hotel, while very close to the airport, is not your typical Radisson. I had never before stayed in a Radisson but according to reviews from family members and friends who had, I was expecting a luxury hotel. It appears from the temporary-looking signage and the fact that there is another Radisson three blocks down the street, that Radissson recently acquired this hotel from another chain, perhaps Ramada. This hotel, or perhaps more accurately, motel was nowhere near the standards of luxury. I was disappointed and also glad that I had only booked a room for one night. I would not have been happy to have had an extended stay at the Radisson. It was subpar, at best. My main gripe were the beds, which were very motel-like and certainly not equivalent to what actual luxury hotels are currently offering like Sweet Sleeper's and the Heavenly beds. I happen to subscribe to the belief that the bed is the best indicator of how to rate a hotel and this hotel deserves a measly C-, in my opinion.

We stayed at this hotel for one night before an early morning flight. Included with the one night hotel stay was 7 days of parking for our car during our trip. So, taking the parking into consideration this is a good place to stay and a fair deal. However, I highly recommend that you get there at bedtime and leave first thing in the morning. The room was noisy, had a view of the roof and was worn and dated. There were large gaps in the door out into the hallway.

I chose the hotel because it is close to the airport and had a great parking package for my early morning flight. It was not just a great deal for the room but also a very nice hotel experience. The lobby and guest rooms have just been remodeled and are very clean and modern looking. The crew was actually finishing installing some internet lines while I was there and they said it was the last step in the million dollar investment. The place looks great and I would absolutely recommend it.

The comments I see below must have come before the remodel as they do not even come close to fitting the hotel I saw and enjoyed. It is a great place to stay.

I think Radisson is on a major decline I stay in many of them (because the price is cheap and my company likes that) as I travel around the country on business: They are almost always run down and about half the time, service is terrible. I suspect the good deals on Priceline come along because few want to stay there.

This hotel was run down, old and has a reputation with the SeaTac police force of "taking in a lot of Rif Raf."

The hotel is right next to the airport, so it is convenient time wise if you are taking a flight.

If you are looking for a decent hotel, avoid Radisson in general. I am sure there are exceptions, but I haven’t seen them.