SEAAirport Guide

Sleeping and resting

Sleeping and resting at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: where they are, as the airport lists them.

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Jabbrrbox pods, the one private place to sit

Where
  • A Concourse near Gate A5
  • A Concourse near Gate A8
Details
A single-person booth with a seat, a desk and a door. Booked on the outside of the unit itself in 15-minute blocks, up to two hours at a time. The current units are not wheelchair accessible. For an accessible space, the Port points to a day pass for The Club at SEA on the A and S Concourses.

Source: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

There are no sleep pods or day rooms at SEA

Details
The airport publishes no public sleep pods, nap rooms or day rooms. The only beds inside the airport are in the USO Center on the mezzanine before security, which is open to military travellers and their families. For a bed on a long layover, the airport hotels run courtesy shuttles from the terminal.

Source: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Questions about sleeping and resting at SEA

Does SEA have sleep pods?

SEA lists Jabbrrbox pods, the one private place to sit to rest in. Jabbrrbox pods, the one private place to sit: A Concourse near Gate A5; A Concourse near Gate A8.

  • Spa and lounge showers: Terminal Getaway Spa, A Concourse near Gate A5, after security (one of 2 listings)
  • Luggage storage: Smarte Carte Baggage Storage, Baggage claim level between Carousels 9 and 10 (one of 2 listings)