As a frequent flyer on American Airlines, I often find myself visiting Admirals Clubs before my…read moreflights at airports with an Admirals Club or a partner lounge. While the clubs used to be spacious with decent food and drink offerings and excellent service, the clubs have become much busier with fewer seats available and average food and drink options. It seems that everyone has access to an Admirals Club nowadays and brings their entire families. With that said, this particular lounge is one of the larger locations I have been in, and there are many places within the lounge to relax, do work, grab a snack, or anything else. In fact, for such a large lounge, there were surprisingly open seats here and there where I'm used to smaller lounges without any open seats. There is comfortable seating as well as bar seating and table seating. Also over the last year, I've begun to see the efforts made to improve the Admirals Club membership which includes complimentary hot food throughout the day from soups, Mac and Cheese, sandwiches, meatballs, and breakfast items (not all at once though). In fact, there was a build-your-own-waffle station set up which later turned into a guacamole station. There are charcuterie offerings, dessert trays, a salad bar, hot and cold non-alcoholic drinks, snacks, and then house drinks. You can pay more for premium drinks and prepared meals. Access to the lounge is easy to get whether through the Citi Executive World Mastercard with free access for you and up to two guests. You can also pay $175 for up to three authorized users each receiving their own lounge access (with up to two guests). Also, One World alliance flyers with a certain status can access Admirals Clubs. There are also Flagship Lounge and Flagship First Dining locations, which offer much more than just Admirals Clubs. I'm confident that making it easy to get Admirals Club memberships has led to lounges being overcrowded though now that you have to pay for authorized users instead of getting them for free in recent years, that may help. You can also redeem AAdvantage miles for membership or access to the Admirals Club. This specific lounge is where the B and C concourses meet up right near the shopping area. It's a great lounge that I plan on visiting again on a future visit to Philadelphia.

July 2025, newly renovated. Nice decor. For breakfast…read moreitems, simple on the day we were here. Build your own breakfast sandwich, pre-cooked eggs, Canadian bacon, cheese on hamburger buns. Some fruit and oatmeal. The standard Admiral's Club coffee machine, fancy fountain drink dispenser. Kids room with decent sound deadening. Small bathrooms. 3 stalls in the women's restroom, one urinal and 2 stalls for the men's. Worked for us. Enjoy!

Listen people... If…read moreyou're walking into the Centurion Lounge at Philly Airport expecting a luxury resort experience, let's reset expectations. This is PHL, not Dubai. The lounge is small and fills up fast, so if you see an open seat, grab it like it's Eagles playoff tickets. The food? It's fine. It'll hold you over. It's not life changing, but it does the job before boarding. Now the reason this still gets 5 stars: Corrine and Angela behind the bar are absolute pros. Fast, friendly, strong pours, and somehow keeping the vibe upbeat even when it's packed. They make the whole place feel fun instead of crowded. And Roman? Special peeps. Professional, welcoming, and one of those people who genuinely elevates the room just by being there. So yes, it's small. Yes, the food is meh. But the team is elite. Adjust expectations, tip well, and let Corrine, Angela, and Roman take care of you.

This is by far the smallest Centurion I've been to. I also brag to all my friends about how…read moreCenturions have the BEST breakfast buffet I've ever seen, with the absolute best scrambled eggs - NOT HERE! The breakfast buffet the day I came was horrible and looked worn down and had nothing appetizing on it... including the nasty, old scrambled eggs. They did have decent coffee. And honestly, I just needed a place to sit and work, so they offered that. The restroom is oddly configured and small... you walk in the men's room and there are three doors, thinking these are all stalls and no urinals, but walk in the first one and it's a urinal only. Odd! The seating in the lounge is ok, but there were many families with loud kids, so that makes it tough to work, concentrate, and make work-related calls. Overall, if this was my home airport, I'd never return to a Centurion and I'd probably cancel my platinum card. They need to work on this place!

Holy smokes. Great club and features and service but the customers are left to be desired. It seems…read moreanyone and everyone is let into this club. Vultures attacking the free food and drink like they never saw food before. There is no exclusivity whatsoever. People from all walks of life. I might as well sit at the gate or main terminal at get a similar people experience. Love the small dog off leash and people lounging like its their living room for crying out loud. Enjoyed the guacamole and chips bar this evening and nice array of appetizers.

The terminal A West Admirals Club is newly renovated and very spacious! It has to be one of the…read morebetter clubs since it is adjacent to the Flagship lounge. Though it might be a smaller lounge, I found that there is plenty of seating and it is very comfortable. It wasn't too crowded during my 7 hour layover in PHL. The staff is very friendly, they came by a few times to offer special samples that are separate from the buffet. Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream is one of my favorites, so that was a nice treat. As far as the buffet goes, they had great options for Vegans and Vegetarians! Sometimes the clubs lack those options, so I hope they keep that up.

Considering this is a US-based airline, we were highly impressed with the new lounge! Service was…read morefantastic and there was a wide selection of food and drink choices to suit just about any appetite. Love the MCM decor as well! It can definitely get a bit crowded but we had no problem finding a place in the area overlooking the runways.

Our most recent visit to the American Airlines Flagship Lounge was very good. The customer service…read moreagents at the front desk were very friendly. Upon entering, we were greeted with a mimosa. The lounge was fully loaded with soft drinks, canned waters, beer, wine, and more. Since we visited during breakfast, they had eggs, bacon, bread, yogurt, French toast, and even roasted cauliflower and sliced steak. They also have a new omelette and fresh egg station. The service and cleanliness were both impeccable. The lounge has several employees who consistently pickup plates from tables and also keep the general areas clean. This was probably our best experience in this lounge in the past couple of years.

The only reason I found this United Club was from another helpful Yelper who said it is between…read moreterminal C and D. Not only is the sign to the entrance small, it is pointing toward a blank wall. The entrance is actually off by several feet from the sign. I wanted to post a photo so other Yelpers can find it. Once you see the sign for United Club, move several feet away and you'll see a small sliding door for the entrance. The space is small, but on par with other United Clubs at non-United hubs. Staff is nice, especially the ladies at the front desk. Food selection is limited, but you will not go hungry. The egg salad croissant and pineapple with mint are eatable.

The United Club at PHL is not United's best effort. It occupied a small space, and they don't seem…read moreto make the most of it. At 11:30 a.m., the lunch items had just been put out and they seemed quite meager. They were a subset of what was being served in San Diego later that day (I stopped into the club upon landing). Here's an example, aside from a smaller food selection, of the differences between the two clubs: PHL used maraschino cherries in their drinks, SAN used Luxardo. The ambience at PHL seemed full and downbeat. Restrooms, although small and nothing special, were clean.

As a frequent flyer on American Airlines, I often find myself visiting Admirals Clubs before my…read moreflights at airports with an Admirals Club or a partner lounge. While the clubs used to be spacious with decent food and drink offerings and excellent service, the clubs have become much busier with fewer seats available and average food and drink options. It seems that everyone has access to an Admirals Club nowadays and brings their entire families. This particular lounge is not among the largest Admirals Club locations nor is it among the smallest of the lounges I have been to. There is one long seating area along with an additional area in the bar. This lounge is located above the food court in the central area of Terminal F right near where the shuttle arrives and departs and before the terminal breaks into three corridors. I have been stranded in Philadelphia before when flights have been cancelled, and I have gone to this lounge where they have assisted me in being booked on a new flight and learning about nearby hotels. The food selections are nice and have improved in the past, which includes complimentary hot food throughout the day from soups, Mac and Cheese, sandwiches, meatballs, and breakfast items (not all at once though). There are charcuterie offerings, dessert trays, a salad bar, hot and cold non-alcoholic drinks, snacks, and then house drinks. You can pay more for premium drinks and prepared meals. Access to the lounge is easy to get whether through the Citi Executive World Mastercard with free access for you and up to two guests. You can also pay $175 for up to three authorized users each receiving their own lounge access (with up to two guests). Also, One World alliance flyers with a certain status can access Admirals Clubs. I'm confident that making it easy to get Admirals Club memberships has led to lounges being overcrowded though now that you have to pay for authorized users instead of getting them for free in recent years, that may help. You can also redeem AAdvantage miles for membership or access to the Admirals Club.

This is a great little lounge sort of hidden away at the F gates. A quick elevator ride up from…read morethe main concourse and you are there. They offer all the normal Admiral's club fare. A cheese plate, a couple of soups, and a couple hot dishes. None of the food is gourmet but it is all very good. I found this lounge very clean, including the bathrooms that were spotless. It was not crowded in the least. There was, as in all Admiral's Clubs no shortage of places to plug in and charge up. I also have to say that the bartender here was very nice when I visited recently.

After my 8.5 hr flight from Amsterdam, I had a 3-hour layover in Philly, and another 5.5hr flight…read morewaiting for me to get back home to Vegas. I was beyond tired and just wanted to take a nap and stretch out my legs. I have used Minute Suites in both Dallas & Atlanta, so I knew what to expect. Ashley greeted me and quickly checked me in. She was very friendly, welcoming and told me to let her know if I needed anything during my stay. My room was quiet, clean and comfortable. Minute Suites are located inside the terminals and offer one-hour suite rentals. You can adjust your time as needed, but you still pay by the hour. All Minute Suite locations have different amenities. Some have blankets, pillows, refrigerated drinks and snacks in the rooms; while other locations have only the basics (daybed, tv, desk, chair, white noise, coat hangers). Some even offer showers at an additional surcharge. Sadly, I was unable to fall asleep due to the time difference and nerves about missing my connection flight home. But I did fully enjoy two hours of peace & quiet, and the ability to lay down and stretch out my legs. I recommend this Minute Suites if you have time between connections and want to get away from all of the noise, hustle and bustle that comes along with waiting at the gate. I'll definitely visit this Minute Suites again the next time I find myself in Philadelphia Recommended!

While the "airport pod" is a good concept, Minute Suites fails to deliver comfort and service…read morelevels capable of justifying their high pricing. For $65/hr. here, you get a glorified closet where you can turn the lights off. Unfortunately, everything else is pretty much the same as in the terminal: you lack control of the temperature (there is a thermostat in each suite, but your inputs cause nothing to happen), have to share a bathroom across the corridor with "gen-pop," and can recline on a worn-out, squeaky plastic couch held together by duct tape. I was hoping to get a nap in in here during a 6-hr. layover between a transatlantic and a domestic flight, but couldn't get comfortable in such a ramshackle, bare-minimum-of-effort environment. The sole benefit was perhaps the confirmation of my suspicions that this country is going downhill compared to the shining, ultramodern European airport I departed from! In my view, what would make this price point logical would be hotel-style amenities: the room can be small, but it should have an actual bed (even if just a twin), sheets, a WORKING thermostat, at least one complimentary water (making guests who are already forking over countless Benjamins pay $6 for a 500mL bottle shocked my conscience), and at least one private bathroom for those who've booked the suites. Without these perks, you might as well tough it out among the writhing masses outside.

Definitely a smaller club - staff were very friendly and it was very clean. I was there waiting for…read moremy 8am flight so yes, options were limited. Mostly paper products - for plates, utensils, cups, etc, which is different. Can't compare to the larger airport clubs- they offered a good product with what was available. Typically, I do not eat at the clubs, I am seeking a quiet place to wait away from the crowds and the benefit is included with my AMEX card. Would not go out of my way to visit or pay to visit but it was a quiet place to wait and it met my expectations.

Yes, this is a small lounge, but it is clean and the staff are friendly and efficient. On a…read moreSaturday afternoon it was pretty quiet, which made for a nice, relaxing visit. There weren't many food choices, and they didn't refresh the buffet often enough, but what was on offer was decent. Not the best lounge we've been to, but I would come again.