I had a three hour layover, so I decided to stop by the lounge for a bite to eat and a drink. I sat…read moreat the bar and enjoyed a glass of champagne along with the burger, which hit the spot. Many people were ordering the Aperol Spritz drink special, so it seemed to be a crowd favorite. Overall, I enjoyed both my meal and the service. The lounge was definitely packed for a Thursday afternoon, although the many weather related flight delays likely contributed to the crowds. I was able to find a seat at the bar within a few minutes of arriving, but I noticed several people waiting around for a while hoping to find an open seat. Despite it being busy, it was a nice way to spend a long layover.

Now branded as the Chase Sapphire reserve lounge, I was impressed by the food and drinks here! Not…read moreonly do they have really good buffet option, you can also scan a QR code and order à la carte items off their menu, which I really appreciated. I also like how much flexibility you have when you're ordering on the QR code. When we arrived, the lounge was at capacity and so we were placed on a short waitlist and we were off within 10 minutes. Because of its capacity, they do direct you where you should sit, which was OK since I was traveling with just my parents. The lounge is split into two floors with really good ambience though like mentioned earlier they do try to fit as many guests as possible so we can feel a bit crowded!

This lounge was so nice! Apparently it has been recently updated. The space was clean, comfortable,…read moreand thoughtful. The welcoming front desk advised us to find seating in the section behind the elevators, which featured a huge fireplace, a living room-like atmosphere, and huge floor to ceiling windows looking out over the airport. On this side, there was a fridge with some fruit and yogurts, plus a drink counter with sparkling water taps, teas, and coffees. On the other side is the bar, bathrooms, more seating areas but mostly tables and chairs, and the food. So we walked back and forth from each section, but preferred that to being in the busier part. We found 4 comfortable chairs facing each other and ended up at times sitting on the rug in between playing board games. The bathrooms were pristine, and my kids loved the cherry blossom display next to the door. The food was ample, with fixing to make sandwiches with, plus soups, and lots of other items to snack on, plus granola and nut mixes, brownies and cake bites, and a coke machine that had so many options! Plus, the handmade guacamole station- the guacamole was delicious and my kids loved it. I wish there was a takeout box or two so I could have brought my children's leftover sandwiches on the plane with us. Thanks to everyone who made our visit so pleasant!

This is one of the newer lounges in the E Concourse. This is one of the times we realized the true…read morebenefit of membership. Our connection from DCA to SYR was delayed and cancelled subsequently we were rebooked on multiple flights which also ended up being cancelled. We spent two days at the lounge and a special shout out to Alex who was so helpful and nice. He was great about keeping everyone posted, rebooked my reservation multiple times, and checked on and helped with getting bags on correct flight. All this while things were chaotic and other travelers were frustrated and tired. He truly was a gem as he remained calm and helpful. Lounge did their best to keep things stocked but by day two they were out of Soda. This truly was a great benefit as help was readily available and we were able to get information we need to make travel choices during this trying time.

Great way to wait for your flight - calm ambience, delicious food, and feels like a treat!…read more Recommend making a reservation ahead of time as they can get busy! Really enjoyed their mocktail - Flamingo Shuttle Guava, Vanilla, Citrus, Club soda! Food wise, everything we had was good. My personal favorite was the avocado toast!

I definitely think that the venture x card was totally worth it as someone who lives in the dc…read morearea. I personally prefer the DCA landing because the airport is much smaller so it's more convenient for me. After they've removed guests from accessing the lounge for free, it's hit or miss still whether there will be a wait. Usually I'm still able to get in in time before my flight departs but I do wish they were more efficient with the seating. Now that they only allow the cardholder, I ended up sitting at a booth for 4 by myself and same with a lot of other people and that's why there was a wait. The food is always amazing though. They switch up the menu slightly but for the most part there are the same staples that hit every time. It's a very nice, calm atmosphere before getting on my flight.

Easy to get in which is always a gamble with lounges. Flew on a weekday in the morning and didn't…read morehave any issues, there were still tables available. Breakfast and lunch were good, I thought it would have been a little better. Eggs for breakfast were good, sausage was dry but bacon was delicious. Orange muffin, delicious. Lunch had chicken and rice which was good, didn't try the other stuff. Many coffee machines but by the time we left most of them were broken or didn't have any milk. They had syrups to could add to water/drinks which was cool. Showers available.

The Centurion Lounge DCA is a decent airport lounge. It rarely feels cramped or like you're sitting…read moreon top of other travelers, at least for the early morning flights. For early morning flyers, they offer a continental breakfast from 5-6am, but be aware that the hot breakfast buffet doesn't get fully set up until about 15-30 minutes after that window. The biggest downside for me is AMEX's updated pet policy--only service animals are allowed now. The lounge has always been my go‑to when flying out of DCA, but since I often travel with my pets, I've had to switch to other lounge options because of this change. On the plus side, charging outlets are plentiful and easy to access at almost every seat, except in the dining area. Staff members are consistently quick about clearing dishes, which keeps the space feeling clean and comfortable. The restrooms are modern, spotless, and well maintained every time I visit. A small tip: the elevator is *very* slow, so if you're able, take the stairs--it's much faster. Overall, it's still a good lounge with solid amenities and a relaxing atmosphere--when it isn't crowded. If not for the updated pet policy, it would be a five-star experience for me.

Everyone was very, very nice, professional, etc., especially Bryan and Ian. We applaud them all for…read moresuch great service!:-) Thank you. Mary C.-Okinczyc. ​

I hope the managers read these reviews like to give a shout out to TAREK and one of the managers,…read morenick and all the filing faces in most of all the cooks and cleaners in the back you constantly go out of their way to nourish and foster a warm environment or travelers can unwind before their fights I'm gonna leave your team a review everywhere i can ..... cause you guys are killing it smile ambience the food nick the supervisor and the manager Abere........ thank you. well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place was BUSY but still offered great service, food, and a nice place to sit and enjoy some…read morepeace.

There are two separate listings for the same DCA Sky Club, so hopefully they get consolidated…read more I almost rated this lounge three stars. I can't help it. My primary lounge is LaGuardia, which is a bright, shining, new multi-million dollar facility. We're talking about getting ready to open a rooftop deck, white marble everywhere, premium fixtures, and all the bells and whistles. But then I snapped myself out of it. This isn't a huge lounge, but it does have a lot of spaces by large windows, to sit and admire the views of the Capitol. There are various types of seating--individual seats, business spaces with tables, a small quiet space for people who have meetings or need to concentrate. It's not crowded, not loud. Very understated. The bartenders are nice. Basic drink service you can expect from the average club. The food offerings are a little more sparse than the newer or larger clubs. The cheese had dried out. I didn't feel confident enough to try the sandwiches, as they had mayo on them, and I didn't feel they were at the right temp for safe consumption. They had some soup, hummus, and a couple meat dishes. The staff were very nice and attentive, keeping tables cleared and making sure we were taken care of. So is it mind blowing? Nah. But it's a quiet spot to get away from the terminal, with nice folks and some cocktails. The food could use a little work, but it was later in the day, so maybe they were winding that service down.

When we first arrive, there were only snacks where the food goes but within a few minutes,…read moreeverything was transformed into an amazing food buffet! Everything was so flavorful! Highly recommend the food! They also had a bar, soda/juice area, coffee and water as well. The lady that worked behind the bar and took care of the bar area was so sweet and accommodating. She was busy working the whole time we were there. Everyone was friendly and helpful and there were plenty of seats. It stayed pretty quiet which was perfect after all the stress of flying.

Located in the Dulles airport, this is one of the lounge options under the Priority Club. This was…read moremy first visit to Turkish Airlines Lounge and it left me wanting more. The seating is very close to others and there is no management of seating. A person can occupy a larger table and it forces others to scout for somewhere else to sit. There was also a delay in cleaning off the tables to support arriving guests. Food options were minimal and there were no meat offerings. Not that it is a must have, but the offerings were in need of replenishment and oversight to keep the food bar clean and orderly. I made myself a veggie plate and there wasn't salad dressing, nor oil and vinegar. I made due with what was available and called it good. There are soft drinks, coffee, tea and alcohol options, along with a station to fill your water bottle with filtered water. Good views along the window at two person tables. There are outlets to support recharging your devices and wifi is available to download content and whatever you may need it for. A robot server was in use during my visit. It didn't wow me as there were still areas that needed some attention. Staff were friendly and answered my questions. Not a terrible experience but this lounge pales in comparison to the Centurion and some others that I've frequented. The amenities are the draw and even that seemed to be a struggle.

I haven't been in this United Club in nearly ten years, and it pretty much hasn't changed. The…read moreClub layout is confusing with little signage. Entry is one the concourse level with stairs and elevator down to the Club level -- level with the tarmac. The Club was empty at 5:30 AM on a Tuesday; the breakfast offering was limited. Fresh honeydew melon wasn't ripe. Seating was comfortable.

Feels like an attemp to utilize an area nobody wanted. It's downstairs, chopped up and a grouping…read moreof small constricted spaces. It's a second though, economy space is a less than perfect airport.