SAS Scandinavian

I do not know why the SAS staff act like in the old monopoly times food downright disappointing the staff need a training in service and kindness.

I use this lounge regularly and quite enjoy it. It is relatively centrally located or at least easy to reach through fast-track calm and spacious. The staff are relaxed and friendly. Newspaper selection good but sometimes worn out in the evening. The drinks selection is very good with one exception - seems very difficult to get an ordinary glass of water carbonated or non-carbonated. The food is simple but substantial and one can have a healthy snack or small meal. There is a section with good views - this is however let down by the constant blare of a TV with CNN.

Quite nicely designed but very poor selection of food reading materials and drinks. Overall very dull with no real flair.

A bit hard to find but well worth it. Quiet seating areas - booths tables and lounges. Wide variety of food and snacks. Short stroll to SAS gate. Would have liked some written instructions for the wireless internet access.

Nice and comfortable place with a very relaxing atmosphere (lounge was nearly empty). Food variety is limited but this is usually healthy and fresh stuff. Good choice of drinks and newspapers. Washroom facilities are very limited. Free wireless internet or PC stations.

SAS shares lounge with Asiana at SeaTac and the lounge is quite small about the size of an average family's rec room. Bizarrely there are no phones with local service available in the lounge. All phones in the F/J class lounge are pay phones and require a credit card to swipe first to make local calls. I complained to the lounge hostess and it appeared that I was the only passenger to ever have complained about not being able to make a local call without charge from the lounge. United's RCC at SEA has free local phones and I believe that is standard at most RCC facilities. The SAS lounge at SEA is also quite warm.