This hotel is about as close as you can possibly get to a major airport -- literally a 10-minute walk to the airport. However, room was small, with poor heat/AC control, and overpriced relative to a much more spacious room that we had at the Bellevue Hilton. Would recommend only for an overnight stay for an early morning flight.

I was pretty happy with the room, and it was a full service hotel so we had help with our luggage and room service and needed to call the front desk for a favor a few times and they were happy to oblige. The room size was fine for two adults (standard king). We liked the sleep number bed, but we don't exactly think they're all that wonderful.

We never heard plane noise because we weren't facing the front of the hotel. The manager told us this, because we asked for a quiet room and they said then choose something that doesn't face the airport! So we picked the top floor (so we wouldn't have neighbors above us) that faced away. I never heard a single plane and I kept the window open all night long.

Which brings me to my complaint. Perhaps it was the time of the year (Febuary) but they said the a/c won't cool to a temperature any lower than what it is outside. (Which really wasn't even true because I couldn't get it lower than 75-78 and outside it was 50). This is after they brought an engineer up to look at it and then had us move two doors down thinking our a/c was broken. So they told us that that was just the way the a/c worked but maybe it would be better by the next time we come back. I told them I had been uncomfortable sleeping for days and at check-out they refunded for about 2-3 nights worth of our stay.

The manager was very friendly and tried to help as much as possible. So even though I think Radisson's climate control system is nuts, it isn't the manager's fault and they did do everything they could to try to correct it.

My wife and I choose to stay here after a flight from the east coast. We flew in a day early for our Alaskan cruise. We took a taxi from the airport to the hotel but it would be MUCH easier just to exit the airport, turn right and start walking toward the other hotels you can see in the area. You will quickly see the Radisson. It is easily within walking distance from the airport. Our room rate for a single king was $109. I made my reservations online thru Expedia. Our check-in was quick and easy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was very nice and clean. The "Sleep Number" bed was comfortable. We used the "Towne Car" service for the 25 minute ride to the Space Needle ($40). A very nice service in a Lincoln Towne Car. The price of a taxi is roughly $38 without tip. We were very pleased with the Radisson and would stay there again.

Got this hotel through Priceline for $43 a night. We have stayed at the SeaTac Hilton and Doubletree Hotels for the same price in the past and was hoping for the same. No such luck unfortunately.

Pros: free parking for guests. One free bottle of water. Newspaper in the morning.

Cons: sleep number bed way over-rated. Give me a Heavenly Bed or Hilton bed any night! It was nothing special. The bed linens were plain and did not feel clean. Definitely not luxurious. The bathtub was old and grimy. No rubberized bath mat so the floor of the tub was slippery. Ice machine on the floor did not work. Guest checkout and hotel evaluation on TV did not work. Room moderately quiet- airplane noise not a problem after 11 PM.

Bottom line- this is no 3* hotel (2* at best) and I hope we never have to stay here again.