*Prices, amenities and hours of operation are subject to change at any time and without prior notice. Need a quiet moment to get centered? There are soundproof rooms for prayer, meditation or quiet reflection. You’ve got kids-and the Lounges have got you covered. Relax in the family area, which includes lower tables and chairs for kids and a dedicated, power-charged work area for adults. It’s equipped with Peloton TM Bikes for a cardio burst and yoga mats for a slightly more Zen workout. If you want to work off some energy or stretch out after all that sitting, check out the cycling and yoga room. Get peace of mind with secure lockers that have plenty of room for carry-on luggage.

The Lounge at DFW is equipped with state-of-the-art, immersive pods that offer guided meditations. So when you need a quiet space to sleep, look no further than the cozy, soundproof relaxation rooms. So you can focus on your work, knowing you’ll stay on schedule. Plus, there are monitors around the room with up-to-date flight status information. Semiprivate work areas feature outlets to power up your devices at every seat. Stay productive in a peaceful setting while you wait for your flight. When you’re at the Lounge at DFW, make sure to try an oat milk draft latte from La Colombe or a specialty coffee from Cultivar Coffee Roasting Co. If your travels call for a caffeine boost, you’ve got options: fresh-brewed coffee, on-tap cold brew and a full-service espresso bar. The Capital One Lounge at DFW features a custom pilsner from locally owned 3 Nations Brewing and frozen Irish coffee from local bar Nickel City. Norman Y.Take a moment to enjoy a glass of wine, signature cocktail or local craft beer at the Lounge bar.Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) (4).HKG – Hong Kong Airport, Terminal 1 (1).Harry Reid/McCarran Airport (Las Vegas) (LAS) (3).Charlotte Douglas International (CLT) (4).British Airways – Business Class (Club) (2).That said, American Express didn’t let the side down with this great lounge! With that said, this is New York, and there were a lot of people in the lounge – a mixture of business people and tourists. This is a very large lounge, but was extremely busy on the Thursday morning that I visited. This lounge does have showers, 2 I believe – but they were in use during my visit, so I didn’t get a chance to look at them. The Wifi worked for me, and was fairly good during my visit, I was getting around 30mps up and down. In all honesty, I didn’t find too much that I wanted – but for ‘normal’ people who do like breakfast, I guess there was plenty of choice from hot/cold/healthy options!Īs usual, Centurion lounges have a self-service food such as sausages, potatoes, french toast, tomatoes, etc – there is no menu to order from. FoodĪnyone who knows me will know that I don’t ‘do’ breakfast.

One thing the Centurion Lounge prides itself with (rightly so) is an extensive bar – and even though I was visiting at breakfast time, the wine list was available from 8:00 (or 10:00 on Sundays). Unfortunately, these rooms can be abused by people – but it’s the thought that counts, right? Food and Drink DrinksĪs usual, some of the drinks in the lounge (coffee, juices, etc) are self-service. One of the things I really like about Centurion lounges is that they have rooms for calls and some quiet time. There are a number of areas to work from, including a printer! There is large dining area, close to the self-service food area. There are plenty of areas for relaxing with a drink – including the really great ‘pods’!

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