3 day trek to room - TV broken - but the soup was good
Checking in was a breeze as a HHonors member and then came the instructions on how to get to the room. This involved up and down two different elevators, finding a skybridge and then wandering down angling corridors - to eventually find our room. The fact that 4 out of 5 guests we ran into on the way to the room were lost or confused suggests that the architect did not have simplicity at the top of his/her list. 
While the soup in the restaurant was quite tasty, and the chocolate chip cookie at check-in was a nice gesture - I was sorely disappointed, however, when I finally got ready for bed and tried to turn on the TV. No luck - even after the technician showed up and tried to get it to work. He needed to change the power system to get it to run. We were tired and frustrated - then went to turn on our laptops to find that we would get charged for each device. To give the evening front desk staff credit - they comped our internet.
I have the sense that this is older hotel and should be scheduled for a retrofit. Electrical outlets not located for 21st century - but they did have a power bar on the floor by the desk.
The hotel is close to the airport - but so are a number of other hotels - with working TVs.
I've stayed at a number of hotels around Seatac and this is not on my recommended list.