This is a relative review. Compared to all first class lounges in the US this is small with few…read moreamenities and would be a 3 star. But it's a solid 5 star lounge for an airport of this size. They have real food compared to snack fare of most other lounges. It's new, clean and comfortable. In a COVID world where you hesitate to sit in a gate waiting area, this was a welcome option.

Well worth the day pass fee to spend a quiet moment before take off. Tasty food and sweets before…read moreyour flight.

The club is on the smaller side. The food offerings were…read morelimited but good. The bartender and staff were very friendly and helpful. There was an entire section that was nearly empty upon my arrival.

Things have been upgraded here. The seating is better, the food is decent, and you'll always find…read morea friendly bartender. The agents at the check-in desk are super knowledgable if you need help with anything. It's a comfortable place to wait for a flight to start boarding!

A flight out of Palm beach is a win. When we plan a trip…read morewe always check the 3 big airports in South Florida. We rarely make it down to Miami for a flight, but West Palm is usually worth going north to that airport for a flight. We planned a weekend trip to New York last month and with a bit cross checking, Palm Beach International Airport had the best flight based on flight time and cost. It is nice to be able to just walk into a airport that's not crazy at all. within minutes after walking in we are almost always gateside. They have a quick TSA area, and once by the gate there is always spot to grab a bite or drink. This last trip there was a open space bar in the middle of the rotunda where we could see our gate and about four others, so it was easy to time our check grab and getting in line for our flight. We generally fly out of Fort Lauderdale, but when its close to a tie which to go with, we got Palm Beach.

TRUMP PEDO AIRPORT…read more If your goal is to experience what happens when organization takes an extended vacation, this is the airport for you. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by confusion, disorder, and a level of cleanliness that suggests housekeeping is more of a suggestion than a job. Nothing seems to flow the way an airport should. It's almost impressive how such a simple concept--moving passengers efficiently--can be turned into such a disorganized production. One thing that stood out was the number of adults lingering around the children's restroom area. Maybe there was a perfectly innocent explanation, but seeing it happen repeatedly wasn't exactly reassuring. It would be nice if someone whose job it is to monitor the airport actually... monitored the airport. The staff seemed to have mastered the art of looking busy while accomplishing very little. Customer service felt optional, accountability appeared mythical, and professionalism was nowhere to be found. Congratulations to whoever is running this place. Turning an airport into what feels like a DMV, bus station, and abandoned warehouse all rolled into one is quite an achievement. I'll gladly pay extra to fly somewhere else next time. TRUMP IS A PEDOPHILE

Only because it's close to my home is why I fly out of FTL. However with it being international,…read morethey need to start incorporating lounges especially for priority pass holders. The bathrooms are always smelly & I just feel like there could be better servicing of it and built in sprays so that it doesn't smell disgusting all the time. There needs to be more charging ports at the gates or atleast built in ones. Honestly FTL just needs a big facelift / upgrade.

It was so hot and humid at the airport…read more There are a few restaurant/fast food places like Margarittaville, Burger King and Whiskey river. Food options are mostly pizza or burgers.

Do you want a free buffet, free coffee, a slightly less crowded seating area, and private…read morebathrooms? Sure, stop by. Are you expecting a high end Centurion experience? You won't get that here. It's a "standard" lounge, more like the various Priority Pass lounges I've visited. Expect to wait in line, especially during peak times. There are not a lot of lounges at FLL so this is the main choice if you have the right AMEX.

This Escape Lounge can get pretty crowded at Fort Lauderdale airport. A lot of AMEX platinum…read moremembers wanting their exclusivity away from the travelers that are stacked on top of each other like they are sardines. Only that it seems that we are in turn packed as well. But it is more comfortable in the Escape Lounge where you have complimentary drinks and a spread that includes charcuterie and sandwiches and salads with some baked goods. Just know that you maybe have up to a 30 minute wait to get into the lounge.

Who doesn't love a little extra extravagance when they fly?…read more We had Maria and Cynthia check us in, and they were SO welcoming and gracious. Then we had Stephanie and Cynthia as bartenders upstairs. They were hilarious and welcoming, making us feel right at home. What a friggin treat. Food was a buffet of Mediterranean and Italian. People were going around clearing. It was lovely. We will literally go early for a flight just to come here.

First of all, the lounge is HUGE! There is dark quiet area for a quick nap, a great area for plane…read morewatching, lot of counter space for catching up on work. The good is just OK, nothing super special but not super generic either. We're a bit spoiled - i admit - having frequented the chef-curated lounges.

Sean was an awesome bartender!! Prices were fair- $11 and…read morechange for a draft beer. Ambiance was good. Difficult to find behind another snack shack but the vibes are completely worth it. Tip your bartender well!!

Extremely horrible service. I asked for an espresso martini, was told there is no espresso. Then…read moreasked for a menu. No menu either. Laughed at me when I said no thank you. Would not give his name. But would only sit on the other side of the bar and state what he didn't have. Never again! Worst service ever. 2/14/26 At 3:30pm. Never gave a name. But this was the shift he was working.

We entered at 4pm on a Thursday. There were about 15 seats available. The bar was full. There were…read morea couple of tables available by the food And a few tables in the lounge area. It was quiet. The food was better than I expected from reviews. They had roasted chicken, black beans and rice, broccoli cream soup, quinoa, salad, desserts, and candies. They continued to replenish the buffet. They have self serve coffee-espresso machine and a coke machine. Beer, wine and some single pour liquors are available for free. Kahlua or bailys cost $7. There are many power outlets. There are no windows. The staff were friendly.

The smallest, simplest, and most uncomfortable United Club I have experienced! Food selection was…read morelimited on my visit, as was seating. No better ambiance than the terminal itself. Staff is great, which helps. It barely beats being in the terminal with the masses. Unless you were planning on drinking heavily, paying $59 to enter would not get you much value at this location.