Amex lounge is always hit or miss. Today was a hit on food. I didnt need to go on the food…read moreconcourse to find something worth eating as a meal. They had mashed potatoes, fish and chips brisket, hummus, Mac and cheese and some really good tasting fried cauliflower dipped in some asian sweet sauce. Their food when they have the right selection is always good. Their bar is always the best for free drinks and cocktails. On the downside they need some maintenance on the place and they need to stop overselling capacity. Bathroom only had one functional sink and they lack automated soap dispensers. Recommendations: Raise the minimum fee to over 100k a year on spend and charge 50 dollars per additional person. It will also help clean up some freeloaders who only have this card for frequent traveler perks and help subsidize the costs. Also get some showers in this location so those who have flights delayed for more than 3 hours can shower and avoid smelling like they havent showered in days.

The entrance is across from B22. The check in entrance is shared with the Escape Lounge so make…read moresure you follow the right line. The space is segmented into various rooms, but you'll be able to find space to sit since there are many tables and chairs. The food selections for dinner was: - Chicken Teriyaki - Mac n Cheese - Parmesan Brocolli - Fried Rice - Churros - Kettle Chips - Salad Bar The drinks have the same menu as other Centurion Lounges. I got the Sky High cocktail which was boozy yayy. The restroom leaves something to be desired. Only one private stall and two urinals for the guys. The floor was super sticky.

Found this Speakeasy-type of AMEX Lounge in the PHX airport and it was exactly what I needed!…read more The line to get in can get long, so I suggest scanning the QR code to enter the queue. They are quick to serve those on the list. There are two main sections to the lounge--a seating section for those who want to just charge their phone/relax and the other is more of a restaurant vibe I was greeted by a kind host and was able to snag a seat at the bar. It's open bar and buffet. Nothing too fancy with the food or cocktails, but it gets the job done!

Located in terminal 3, main area in between E and F gate near museum display…read more Qr code check in to get in. Not a long wait, 15 minutes. It is quiet a small lounge. Food is not as good as Seattle Service is super slow.

The Admirals Club near Gate B4 at Sky Harbor was a decent place to relax before a flight,…read moreespecially if you're looking to escape the busy airport concourse. The lounge is essentially one large room with chairs arranged fairly close together. There are a few long high-top tables and a counter running along the windows, but there aren't really any private areas aside from a small business center with just a handful of seats. If you're looking for a quiet corner or separate lounge spaces, this location is somewhat limited. The food selection was surprisingly good. Even after 10 PM, staff were actively refilling the hot food station, which was appreciated. There was also a deli area stocked with charcuterie meats, cheeses, hummus, and other snacks, plus a coffee station, a small snack bar with trail mix, pretzels, and jelly beans, and a dessert station featuring cookies, brownies, and cupcakes. The bar was fully stocked as well. The bathrooms were on the smaller side but clean and well maintained. One downside is that not every seat has access to power outlets, although the high-top counter along the windows offers several charging options. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. We were also traveling with our pets and had no issues checking into the lounge. Since many airport lounges have become less pet-friendly, it was nice to have a comfortable place to relax with them before our flight. Overall, it's not the most spacious or private Admirals Club, but the friendly staff, solid food offerings, and pet-friendly policy made for an enjoyable visit.

Be forewarned, this is my not my favorite Admirals Club by any stretch. Depending on my mood, it…read moremight end up being one of my least favorite locations in the country. It's a tight squeeze and often crowded, to the point where (airport) lounging is nearly an oxymoron. For folks who are know the mediocre Admirals Club experience in other areas will know what to expect with food and service. Maintenance is always variable, depending on how robust the staff is, which is often a problem here. Dishes are not picked up quickly, buffet stations are sometimes a mess, bathroom floors might feel sticky, and service is lacking overall. The food is nothing remarkable, but then again neither is any Admirals Club location that I've tried. It really depends on the day, but even during the guacamole service (which also doubles as an avocado toast bar), it is still lackluster. Bagels are dry If there's any place to hang out, it might be the bar. Assuming one can snag a seat, whomever the bartender is that day is typically the key to a quality experience. The WiFi is decent and paired with a nice drink, can be a solid way to enjoy a layover and be the start of pre-flight shenanigans. In addition to it being crowded, it can also be noisy. Given how busy PHX already is, the claustrophobic vibe is most definitely real. Anyone traveling in groups should reconsider coming here, but solo travelers who can tolerate the chaos might do well with some noise cancelling phones and with a little luck, a chair and a table to enjoy and pass the time.

The Admirals Club near Gate B4 at Sky Harbor was a decent place to relax before a flight,…read moreespecially if you're looking to escape the busy airport concourse. The lounge is essentially one large room with chairs arranged fairly close together. There are a few long high-top tables and a counter running along the windows, but there aren't really any private areas aside from a small business center with just a handful of seats. If you're looking for a quiet corner or separate lounge spaces, this location is somewhat limited. The food selection was surprisingly good. Even after 10 PM, staff were actively refilling the hot food station, which was appreciated. There was also a deli area stocked with charcuterie meats, cheeses, hummus, and other snacks, plus a coffee station, a small snack bar with trail mix, pretzels, and jelly beans, and a dessert station featuring cookies, brownies, and cupcakes. The bar was fully stocked as well. The bathrooms were on the smaller side but clean and well maintained. One downside is that not every seat has access to power outlets, although the high-top counter along the windows offers several charging options. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. We were also traveling with our pets and had no issues checking into the lounge. Since many airport lounges have become less pet-friendly, it was nice to have a comfortable place to relax with them before our flight. Overall, it's not the most spacious or private Admirals Club, but the friendly staff, solid food offerings, and pet-friendly policy made for an enjoyable visit.

Always relish the convenience & ease of being catered to with The Admirals Club at PHX!read more

Always polite and professional. Bartender was fast and friendly. Good selection of included and…read morepremium pours. Food was OK. Nothing special, but everything seemed fresh and tasted good. It was pretty quiet today and the WiFi was fast.

We always get here too early lol BUT it's always quiet (at least at first) so we enjoy it. They…read morehave a nice selection of hot and cold foods for breakfast (quiche, scrambled eggs as well as they typically have a sausage patty and some type of impossible patty for non-meat eaters). I appreciated the fresh strawberries today as well as they had pineapple and cantaloupe and cottage cheese. You can also get oatmeal and different cereals and a variety of bread items. There is always a nice selection of cheeses, take time to try the pepper jack. It's really good and cold meats to go with it. Staff are always super friendly and they do a great job coming around and picking up dishes so the place is super tidy. By the time we left, it was really getting busy and all seats were taken so my advice to you would be to come early so you can enjoy the lounge For a bit

This lounge is a perfectly good alternative than going over to the centurion lounge in PHX and…read morehaving to go back through security. It's small but comfortable and less of a hassle to get into. Seating has various options depending on your need and many with charging stations. The lounge was clean, stocked, and quiet. The buffet was adequate with vegetarian signs but nothing for gluten or other allergies. I enjoyed the mixed berries and a staff member was nice enough to bring me some boiled eggs without the seasoning packet that was on the buffet one. My espresso from the machine did the job, and the bartenders made me a pretty cocktail with garnish. Lots of very friendly staff members. Definitely will visit again

Serviceable airport lounge that is part of Priority Pass. There's not much else in Terminal 3…read more Otherwise you would need to leave security to go to Terminal 4 for the Chase Saphire lounge. Service is very bad, slow, and inconsistent. I was seated and never offered a drink by the waiters. Others seated next to me got drink orders as soon as they were seated. I then went to the bar to order the drink, and they told me they would deliver it to my seat. They never came. You really have to beg for service here. It's a shame they have QR codes at all the seats yet don't have the capability to just order your drinks delivered to the seat like the Chase Saphire lounge. The people working here spend way too much time trying to look busy and cleaning plates and silverware instead of actually seeking out to help people. The food is perfectly ok, just nothing special. Today they had BBQ chicken, spicy potatoes, chipotle hummus and crackers, cereal, and some cookies and donut holes. The BBQ chicken was the most edible. If you're a single traveler, expect to sit at the bar or in one of the private single seats which are nice. The tables are reserved for parties of 2 or more.

The United Club Terminal 3 at Sky Harbor Airport opens promptly at 5AM and there will be a line of…read moresnotty people who cut the line waiting! But once inside, it's a comfortable layout where folks can spread out a bit away from each other. The lounge is quiet (at 5-6am) and the seating is comfortable. The breakfast food offerings were, to me spectacular. You're not at a Vegas buffet, but the selection is ample. A few choice items: the little potatoes! My gosh, I don't know how they seasoned them but they are delicious yet unassuming- you'll be pleasantly surprised. And the scrambled eggs with chives is a nice touch. The sausage links are high quality and the salami and sliced cheese- I promise- tastes like the salami in Italy. Good quality food. SHOUT OUT to the great employee who cleaned up someone's spill on the floor! Attentive staff at this location. I've given only 4 stars because the UAL Club in Denver cannot be beat as one of the largest in the world. Go see it too! Also only 4 stars because I'm not a fan of Unisex restrooms. Gross.

The United Club is located in the Sky Harbor International Airport. It offers a meal, beverages,…read morebar and a quiet place to sit. We enjoyed a bagel, cereal, fruit, and elixir while visiting. Empty food plates were taken away quickly. The place was kept clean.

Ended up sitting around in the airport waiting for far longer than expected. General areas look…read moregood. Wish there were more charging areas after security. Most charging area are outside security. What I didnt like was that we have to exit security to access the sky trains. But i understand that is needed to allow both populations ( pre and post security) to access the sky trains. Terminal 4 has a lot of stuff after security and less choices before security- this is the same to be said of T3. Overall, decent airport. Maybe they can consider stronger aircon - and maybe air purifier in the sitting areas. When the weather is hot, there are also some strange smells lurking in the airport.

Efficient train to terminals and rental cars/parking, but you do have to exit the Skylink and walk…read moreoutside to the rental car zone which is a hot little detour. Unfortunately the bathrooms that I visited were not well maintained. Also the water dispensers serve warm water which is gross in a city this consistently hot. Would be nice if the airport featured some/more local art, which would make it more unique and reflective of the city, as I didn't see any on this trip.