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We had a very good short one hour stay on our way to Bogota, Colombia. The check-in was quick and easy. We were lucky as this Centurion lounge can get busy vey quickly. In terms of size this is a medium sized lounge. So you may have to wait before entry. The food buffet is prepared by a collective of local chefs and frankly fairly good. The focus is on healthy and organic food; which I like. Service was exceptional, bringing drinks to our table. The ambiance is relaxed and comfortable.
Bet you won't get better food at any other lounge or restaurant at this airport. Not as conveniently located while traveling domestically but with all the terminals connected, it ain't that bad if you plan well. Just be aware you can only enter 3 hours before your departure time and sometimes it can have a wait - but not that bad for the most part.
First time utilizing the Centurion Lounge at IAH. It's buried in Terminal D but if you have a flight in terminal c it's a brief 10-15 minute walk. Caution: you only have ten minutes to get here once you receive the text. I barely made it as I was at gate C3. I don't realize you could wait in front of the lounge but if you have nothing else to do that's a possibility. I got tired of waiting during the govt shutdown so went for a walk when I got the text. Overall it took about 1 hour. Checkin was easy. The food was decent, on par with other Amex lounges I've been to. The bar is always nice and there was WiFi and plenty of seating available.
Lounge itself Needs a refurbish or a location change. The older lounges have been refurbished, expanded or both. The menu has to be changed as well. For the past 4 years, a chicken dish that is really bland is still on the menu Current staff is not as friendly, Sunday noon time. I requested for service and was greeted with a shift change response Quite disappointed at this time
I liked the Centurion lounge at IAH but it has negatives. The first negative is the location. You need a guide to find it. It is also a windowless club which is not so inspiring. The food was consistent with most lounges. Service was friendly. I found that it often reaches capacity and there is a group of people on this desolate hallway waiting.
One of the best things about the AMEX platinum cards are the Centurian lounges! They are great and a money saver when traveling with the family and this has great healthy food options , full bar, great coffee and clean restrooms. Enjoyed a light salad with green goddess dressing and a little relaxation pre flight and post work meeting! Such a great option for travel!
I love cleanliness and great service and got both. The staff was attentive and accommodating. I thought at 6 am there would be plenty of space. While the lounge is roomy, there was a line..lol The breakfast was soo good. My favorite were the plantain pancakes. I also had lunch there and flight a week later. The Thai soup was the star that day.
This lounge is always full, but get in the virtue line and you'll get a code when they are ready for you. Standard hot food bar with cookies for dessert. Seating is really hit or miss, but if you can get a seat by the bar or at the tables near the bar, someone will come take your drink order. Overall a standard Centurion lounge.
There will most likely be a wait when you get here. If you can recommend getting in line on the app vs in person. We got in after about 15-20 minutes, and it was extremely crowded and congested. We found very seating and took what we could. I was there during lunch time and the food was actually pretty delicious. I got some Greek style chicken with white rice and green beans. They also had a salad bar, which I didn't try but my dad enjoyed. I was surprised they only had chocolate chip cookies for dessert. Other lounges I've been to have a had a dessert bar or at least a couple options. This was my first time at the centurion lounge. I went as my dad's guest and he had to pay $50. This was a pretty ordinary lounge and wasn't anything special here. Not worth the $50 for an additional guest. I've heard other centurion lounges are much nicer, but the Houston one isn't all that great.
Not my fav centurion lounge. Always packed here and it is just the smallest one we have been too! I don't get why you would build a small lounge in Houston! It's absolutely the dumbest thing ever. Someone should have thought BIG. We are in Texas and nothing here is small. If I could, I'd avoid this lounge just how busy it gets. The only reason they get stars is service is excellent! Staff is attentive and the people have been here for years. Like the one gentleman that always tries to serves us from our seats. This is the only one I know where there are people like him. Give that man a raise. He's the only reason I gave this place the stars. Food is okay. It's either a hit or miss. read more
4 months ago
The Centurion lounge has to be the worst lounge by American Express. Give me a Delta lounge any day over this. Food options were very limited. There was a wait time due to the lounge size and space available within. Service was good, but the quality was very lacking luster considering the amount you pay in annual fees to have Amex. read more
Not my favorite lounge. Its my first time here. This lounge is very very small it's crowded and the seating is kind of cramped. The food was pretty good despite every item being out of stock when I initially arrived. There is a bar which I didn't utilize so I cant speak to it. This lounge is located all the way in terminal D. As a person who flies Delta that requires me to catch the air train all the way over from Terminal A. Any rate it came in handy for a quick bite in the AM. I don't know if I'd make the hike back. read more
3 months ago
We had a very good short one hour stay on our way to Bogota, Colombia. The check-in was quick and easy. We were lucky as this Centurion lounge can get busy vey quickly. In terms of size this is a medium sized lounge. So you may have to wait before entry. The food buffet is prepared by a collective of local chefs and frankly fairly good. The focus is on healthy and organic food; which I like. Service was exceptional, bringing drinks to our table. The ambiance is relaxed and comfortable. read more
4 months ago
Bet you won't get better food at any other lounge or restaurant at this airport. Not as conveniently located while traveling domestically but with all the terminals connected, it ain't that bad if you plan well. Just be aware you can only enter 3 hours before your departure time and sometimes it can have a wait - but not that bad for the most part. read more
Standard Centurion Lounge, which means quality. Was a bit busy as it filled to capacity mid day. Excellent food and service, best of the airport clubs. Severs were very pleasant and would go get you drinks as requested. read more
First time utilizing the Centurion Lounge at IAH. It's buried in Terminal D but if you have a flight in terminal c it's a brief 10-15 minute walk. Caution: you only have ten minutes to get here once you receive the text. I barely made it as I was at gate C3. I don't realize you could wait in front of the lounge but if you have nothing else to do that's a possibility. I got tired of waiting during the govt shutdown so went for a walk when I got the text. Overall it took about 1 hour. Checkin was easy. The food was decent, on par with other Amex lounges I've been to. The bar is always nice and there was WiFi and plenty of seating available. read more
Lounge itself Needs a refurbish or a location change. The older lounges have been refurbished, expanded or both. The menu has to be changed as well. For the past 4 years, a chicken dish that is really bland is still on the menu Current staff is not as friendly, Sunday noon time. I requested for service and was greeted with a shift change response Quite disappointed at this time read more
I liked the Centurion lounge at IAH but it has negatives. The first negative is the location. You need a guide to find it. It is also a windowless club which is not so inspiring. The food was consistent with most lounges. Service was friendly. I found that it often reaches capacity and there is a group of people on this desolate hallway waiting. read more
Gotta show love to my hometown Centurion Lounge. The staff is always busting their tails to turn tables, sling drinks, refill hot foods... Use your Amex app to get on the waitlist (if there is one, which is almost-always the case these days). read more
One of the best things about the AMEX platinum cards are the Centurian lounges! They are great and a money saver when traveling with the family and this has great healthy food options , full bar, great coffee and clean restrooms. Enjoyed a light salad with green goddess dressing and a little relaxation pre flight and post work meeting! Such a great option for travel! read more
I love cleanliness and great service and got both. The staff was attentive and accommodating. I thought at 6 am there would be plenty of space. While the lounge is roomy, there was a line..lol The breakfast was soo good. My favorite were the plantain pancakes. I also had lunch there and flight a week later. The Thai soup was the star that day. read more
This lounge is always full, but get in the virtue line and you'll get a code when they are ready for you. Standard hot food bar with cookies for dessert. Seating is really hit or miss, but if you can get a seat by the bar or at the tables near the bar, someone will come take your drink order. Overall a standard Centurion lounge. read more
There will most likely be a wait when you get here. If you can recommend getting in line on the app vs in person. We got in after about 15-20 minutes, and it was extremely crowded and congested. We found very seating and took what we could. I was there during lunch time and the food was actually pretty delicious. I got some Greek style chicken with white rice and green beans. They also had a salad bar, which I didn't try but my dad enjoyed. I was surprised they only had chocolate chip cookies for dessert. Other lounges I've been to have a had a dessert bar or at least a couple options. This was my first time at the centurion lounge. I went as my dad's guest and he had to pay $50. This was a pretty ordinary lounge and wasn't anything special here. Not worth the $50 for an additional guest. I've heard other centurion lounges are much nicer, but the Houston one isn't all that great. read more
2 years ago
This lounge is on the small side, but I was able to find a seat with no problems. The staff are very friendly and attentive. They also had very delicious French toast. I found out they have a meditation room and a sleep room. I didn't use either, but a nice addition! read more
1 year ago
Sad review time for this lounge. I have lounge access for both Centurion and United but with a quick flight to catch decided to drop into this lounge. Walking up I was informed I needed to be a waitlist. Ok odd but I guess since its a holiday weekend. The hostess was able to get me in within 2 min of waiting and I was greeted by a very nice lady who checked me in. Get in and this lounge while busy isnt packed and if very small. Limited and average food options but a pretty decent drink menu it appears. I end up at the bar to grab a proscecco. And I wait...and wait...and wait for over 10 minutes as multiple servers pass by and ignore me to be acknowledged by a reluctant bartender who begrudgingly points at me to tell him my order. He then takes the order of the couple next to me as well and chats it up with them. Then proceeds to make their drinks two specific martinis. Mind you all I ordered was one glass of prosecco. So some douche showboat of a lawyer who I overheard making conversation then turns to me and asks how I'm doing. I say "I'd be better if I had my prosecco" Bartender guy then whips around and pours a glass of the wrong prosecco and slide it toward me not even looking to acknowledge me. Pretty frickin rude and def giving racist vibes. Don't come here looking for service unless you appear rich and White no matter how much you spend with AmEx. read more
1 year ago
So, the food is really why the Centurion Lounge shines. There is such a wide selection, and it is very clear the lounge cares about the taste and quality of the food, as well as the amount of food available; even the presentation in the buffet is incredible! With the new Centurion Lounge limitations, the lounge is not as crowded as it has been in the past, which while a positive for the lounge experience, definitely is a hit as my partner can no longer join. The lounge is comfortable, and at a comfortable volume for a lounge. The service staff are a little too over eager in their cleaning and swiped my dish with my remaining fruit when I got up to grab a pancake. An unfortunate and unnecessary waste of good food. read more
2 years ago
This lounge is so beautiful and feels super exclusive. I rarely post a review while I'm currently there BUT this one made me feel like a true Yelp elite. There is a private entrance with elevator access through a store. Then you get to walk through and validate your AMEX account. I am starting to love AMEX lounges more than the sky miles ones. The breakfast selection was okay but more importantly I get to relax before my flight. Will definitely come back to this one. read more
1 year ago
So I had an early flight to ORD and was excited to come and check out this long for the first time. My husband and I recently got the AMEX Platinum card and had not yet been to this lounge in Houston. So even though I had an early flight to ORD, I made the trek over to the D terminal where the lounge was and it was definitely a walk. I'm not sure how elderly folks would manage to make it to this lounge if their departures were at other gates...but I guess they could request for wheel chair service? All I know is that I would not have been able to check this place out, if I was traveling with my elderly parents because of how far the actual lounge location was from my departing gate at C45. Now my trip to ORD was during the first week of March 2025, and during this visit when I had googled the times and location for this lounge, initially said 5:30 which was a bit misleading. I guess now looking on google it does say 6:00 but I want to say that the lounge actually opens at 6:30am, if I'm not mistaken. I remember being the second person in line, with so many other members behind me...waiting for the doors to open. And not to add insult to injury, but I also recall the attendants opening the doors about a minute or 2 late, with so many people already waiting to get into the lounge. Now please don't take this the wrong way...I too have worked in the service industry and I don't want to sound like I'm an ungrateful and inconsiderate person, but AMEX is known for their customer service and have made their trade mark so well know and so exclusive, they you would not think of anything less than impeccable service...but this was not the case. When I asked the male attendant who checked me in about the time the establishment opened, he responded snarky by saying it was on the door to which I responded back with attitude saying, then why were you late to open the door? And after making thot statement to him, he scanned my QR code and my boarding pass and ushered me in without any other verbal interaction. Once I got inside, the lounge was really nice. There were spacious areas where you could sit and enjoy the breakfast buffet, lounge and wait Ina quite waiting area or hook up your electronics for a charge boost!!! It was cool to see an open bar but with my flight being so early, I probably would have gotten a few side eyes had I partaken in an alcoholic beverage or 2 before my flight. So perhaps the next time I travel out and the departure time is later, I may just be able to partake in adult beverages at the bar lol. Now the only other issue I can share with all my Yelpers out there is that I work for a major airline, so many times I fly standby or space available, since this is a privilege that my company allows its employees, so in order to go to the Centurion Lounge or any Centurion Lounge is that you need to have 2 requirements....#1 being a card holder or member and #2 a confirmed seat assignment showing on your boarding pass. Since I work in Houston but have my family back in Hawaii, I travel back and forth as often as I can....but unfortunately taking advantage of this particular lounge is something I'm not usually able to do since I don't have a confirmed seat assignment. My husband and I were just talking about this issue and are looking into perhaps opening up another Credit Card that allows for lounge access without a boarding pass or at least a confirmed seat type of deal. I know they traveling out of Honolulu, I am able to take advantage of the IASS Lounge located in the garden level behind terminal E in HNL. This particular lounge allows you access even with a standby ticket!! I've tried one time to gain access to the Centurion Lounge in Houston on my standby ticket after just getting the card and was turned away like I didn't belong. And they weren't even polite or professional about telling me I needed a confirmed boarding pass. I think this was on on of my short trips back to Hawaii and we had just gotten the AMEX Platinum Cards in our hands and I wanted to partake in the exclusive benefits the card provided!! But I was told very rudely and very loud enough for other patrons to hear, that I did not have an actual seat assignment in my boarding pass and was not allowed access to the club, despite the fact that I presented my standby boarding pass, my AMEX Platinum Cards and my ID. They didn't even have enough time or patience to explain things to me and just turned me away, like I was some party crashed at some exclusive event. I was so embarrassed that I called AMEX to share my experience with them, for only the telephone agent to keep profusely apologizing to me about the entire situation. I guess you live and learn, is what I got out of that particular experience? Anyway, hope this helps and please feel free to share any comments, concerns or additional information that I may have missed or was unaware of!! Thank you all for your time and see you out there!! read more
I liked the Amex Lounge much more than United Club. This is on the smaller side and was busy but this is a great lounge. The food was excellent as far as lounges go and the thing that stood out was the service. All the employees were so attentive and funny, not what you usually see at airport lounges. Keep going Centurion Lounge, you are setting a high standard. Note that this was hard to find and the entrance is right in the middle of the duty free store. read more
After a failed attempt at trying to enter the KLM Crown Lounge (please reference my review if interested), my wife used her American Express (AMEX) lounge locator to find another lounge. The locator pointed us to the AMEX Centurion Lounge, which also happened to have positive Yelp reviews. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by an employee at the front desk who checked us in and informed us that there may be a small wait for seating for two. Less than five minutes later, another employee greeted and ushered us to a table for two located in close proximity to the bar. After getting settled in, my wife and I observed the various food and drink options. We observed a pretty nifty looking coffee station, a buffet style food area, and the bar with seating and plenty of liquor options. I grabbed a few of the food options and ordered an extra dirty martini from the bar. Unfortunately, the food seemed to lack in the taste department; however, the bartender makes great drinks! As we put a dent in our seven hour layover, I consumed two more drinks (all well-made) and my wife couldn't stop talking about her lemon drops. Overall, we enjoyed our experience at this lounge. There are many seating variations for folks that may need to sit in a cozy chair and take a nap, or for those that need a table to respond to work emails on their laptop. As an FYI, this lounge has a three hour time limit; so please keep that in mind if your intentions are to burn through a layover that extends past the limit. I recommend checking out this lounge, wishing you safe travels! read more
1 year ago
The check-in was fairly seamless although it was at capacity when we arrived. We only had to wait maybe 5-7 minutes though. They have a nice area where they prohibit phone usage which was quiet and secluded. Excellent option if you're tired or need some peace to do work. They were in between breakfast and lunch so we didn't get to see the full display. They had some nice drink options and you can definitely tell that they try to make it a stress-free experience which is not easy in a large airport. In comparison, a lounge like United feels 10x more crowded. Definitely use this if you have the opportunity. read more
2 years ago
First time being at this lounge and it didn't disappoint! The food, the service. Even though it was really full when I first came in, I found a seat, was able to eat, and was asked if I wanted anything to drink right away. Very attentive and kind servers. The food was also very good. Nothing like I have had before at other lounges. Best one yet! read more
2 years ago
This is one of my favorite Centurion Lounges! However, be aware that there's often a wait of at least 40 minutes, so I recommend joining the waitlist on the Amex app as soon as you land. A host will seat you upon entry. The lounge offers WiFi, complimentary drinks with a great drink menu, and delicious food, though the selection is somewhat limited. I hadn't visited this lounge in nearly a year, but the server who helped me last time still remembered me and was incredibly kind. That speaks volumes about the exceptional hospitality you can expect here. read more
I can only compare this American Express Centurion Lounge, at George Bush Airport (IAH), with the only other Centurion Lounge I have been to at the newly renovated San Francisco (SFO) location. It makes it a bit unfair, as the large, newly renovated Centurion Lounge has a shiny, spacious halo, that makes it difficult to compare the two sister lounges. I arrived at IAH with only an hour and 15 minutes to spare between the next boarding (from IAH to CRP). Frazzled, I walked hastily through Terminal C, towards Terminal D, and searched for the Centurion Lounge sign. As everybody has already mentioned, the elevator to the Mezzanine Floor is on the right corridor of a World Duty Free business, which makes it a bit confusing. The check-in process was seamless, and despite only having 45 minutes before the lounge closed, the staff was very courteous and helpful. The food selection was a fraction of the offerings at SFO, but it was understandable. The layout was spacious and it was easy to find a spot to relax and enjoy a beverage (or two if you have the time). Due to the late connecting flight (departing at 9pm and arriving at 11pm), this lounge was a saving grace, as every other restaurant at IAH was starting to close and every restaurant in Corpus Christie was closed by the time I arrived. The broccolini was a bit tough, but this is permissible as I was 45 minutes from closing. The miso tofu was phenomenal that I went back for seconds. The signature juice - some type of pineapple and guava concoction, was light and delightful. My favorite item would have been the perfectly sticky and ooey brownie. I went for a second one before leaving the lounge, a well planned 30-minute total trip at this IAH American Express Centurion Lounge. read more
Not too large and we waited about 15 minutes but the staff are very nice. They place you in terms of seating location after you check in which I appreciate so you are not walking around trying to find a spot. Food is decent and has some cold and hot dishes and some I haven't seen in other lounges such as spicy cucumber salad. WiFi was an ok speed. Restrooms are small and looked like it had only one shower room. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
It was very packed this time, blame it on the holiday season. The staff were accommodating as per usual. I usually don't enjoy the lounge food but there were these garlic potato balls that were delicious! I went back for seconds. read more
2 years ago
This lounge is tiny, unkept, and dirty. The food options were slim-to-none, and the food service and selections were not great at all. The food was cheap and commercial. I'm also wondering about the setup-- as busy as this lounge is, the food setup should really be revamped-- it's too congested and not enough room for folks to maneuver. There should be two food lines, one food line isn't sufficient. read more
We stopped by here on our way back home from big island Hawai'i. This place is great. There are quite a lot of selection of food even at 630am when we stopped by. The fruits has a few selections also. The staff here are nice and service was fast at picking up our plates that we were done with. I definitely recommend stopping by this lounge if you have time. You do need to either have an Amex card or pay in cash for it. read more
Located in terminal D of the Intercontinental Airport of Houston (IAH), this Centurion Lounge is a good place to grab a drink or two and a couple of bites before boarding your plane. The Delta AMEX Reserve card allows access to the cardholder for both Delta Sky Clubs and AMEX Centurion Lounges, when taking a same day Delta flight. IAH doesn't have a Sky Club (since Delta has only a small presence here, only flying to Delta Hub Cities), so this was our only choice for a lounge (since we were flying domestic). It's hard to find, since it is located one level below the main gates in terminal D. To get down there, one needs to actually enter the Duty-free shop near Gate D12 and look for a sign. There is an elevator going down, and you walk a long hallway to get to the entrance (it is the only lounge that I could see situated in the area). You wait in a queue to let the greeter look over your AMEX card, ID, and boarding pass. They will waitlist you if the lounge gets dangerously overcrowded, but they let us through this time. It was still very crowded inside during the mid afternoon, and felt lucky to find some empty seats with a small table. As one can imagine, one has to be careful in navigating around the overcrowdedness and carry-on bags lying around. The selection of food was small with one station, but well crafted, and because of the busyness, the food was pretty fresh. I ended up getting two servings of the basil chicken thighs and with a large portion of white rice, was a satisfying late lunch. Centurion is top notch for beverage selection, both alcoholic and non. They have top shelf labels available complementary (unlike Sky Club where you have to pay), and this location had 3 draft beers on tap (with only 1 being an IPA). I tried the malty brown ale along with a crisp lager...both super cold and so refreshing on a hot day. There is a suggested unique cocktail list that you can order from. The bartender will only serve one drink per person at a time to take back to your table. However, there are a few table servers moving around the lounge, and will gladly refill your glass if you can get their attention. They have a good selection of non-alcoholic self serve stations, with soda, seltzer being available. There was a dedicated, reserved space for elite Centurion AMEX member (maybe Black Card members?), but it didn't seem that impressive, especially since you could see inside of it and there was no noise proofing. The bathrooms are older and small. And because you are in the lower floor below the gates, there is no view or natural light at all. Lounges have really upped their game in the past 5 years, as this would have been considered very good before. But now, this is at the lower end on the list of the various Centurion lounges we've visited, but still absolutely worth a visit if you have some time before your flight at IAH, and want to pass it by with a drink or two. read more
Bummer that the bar does not start serving until after 10 - I know many of us road warriors enjoy a morning Prosecco or two! The Centurion Lounge at IAH tends to be quite underwhelming compared to other airport locations. Hope they can improve as part of all the upgrades IAH is going through soon! read more
Worth all the stars....if you can find it. The location can be a bit tricky if you don't pay close attention to signage. At first it'll seem a bit weird because you're ducking into the duty free shop and then down a hallway, up an elevator and down a longer hallway. You may be assigned a seat, depending on if there's a wait/how busy the lounge is. The food is top notch for a lounge. I was there mid-afternoon and the variety was substantial - enough for an early evening meal and keep me full for a 3 hour flight. If you're flying out of IAH, this lounge is worth the find! read more
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