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.

Our family of four booked this hotel on hotwire so we had no idea what we were getting before we agreed. When I saw it was the Radisson I was sort of thinking I got a great deal for $60. Was I ever wrong. There were water stains on the ceiling, musty smell in the room. The glasses were dirty with lipstick marks on them and it wasnt too modern. I thought to myself "Well for $60 what do you expect?" What I didnt expect was for my 12 year old to sit on the bed and say "what's wrong wtih the bed mom" Me going over there to discover the bed was broken. The frame was all twisted up and it was rigged to somewhat try to work. We called management who came up and took a look, apologize and give us another room. The next room, same thing. I went to sit on the edge of the bed and the whole bed collapsed!! It too was broken. We called management who came up and said he was sorry again and moved us one more time! This next place was much nicer. They had sleep number beds in them and it seemed more updated then the other horrible rooms we were in. I made a guess that they saved these horrible rooms for hotwire customers and the people paying full price got the nice beds and nice rooms. I called up hotwire who did an investigation and refunded my money!

Me and my wife spent one night at Sea-Tac Radisson at the beginning of June 2005. There was a shuttle to the airport, but it take as much time to get there by foot, just exit the airport and go right. After couple minutes you will see the hotel. We had a front side room. From time to time you could hear planes at the tarmac, but it was more quiet after 10 PM. Room was clean and nice. Free internet connection, breakfast was not free. I will recommend this hotel as a good one. AAA rate was acceptable.

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.