Absolutely incredible. 10/10. An experience I will never forget…read more I visited the Delta One Lounge at LAX in May for my second solo trip and my first solo birthday trip to Hawaii. This was also my first time ever flying first class, and I ended up choosing Delta One. Best decision ever! They helped make the entire experience feel so special. I'm normally the person who gets to the airport about an hour and a half early because I hate sitting around waiting for my flight. After experiencing this lounge, I realized I need to get to the airport four hours early next time! I could have easily spent the entire day here. From the moment I walked in, the staff were phenomenal. I first met Treasure, who was incredibly kind and helpful. I had seen videos and reviews online and somehow got it into my head that someone would personally escort me on the elevator when I arrived. She explained that there are different levels of Delta One service and that particular perk is part of an even more premium experience. But instead of just saying, "No, that's not included," she offered to speak with the manager and see if there was anything they could do for me. I was already grateful that she even asked. While I was enjoying my meal, Treasure came back and told me they could make it happen. Y'all... they really did! After my massage, I was escorted through the lounge and into a private area where I was shown a lineup of Porsches to choose from. They then drove me directly to my terminal, where I was taken up the back stairs and straight onto my Delta One flight. I didn't have to wait around with everyone else. I was just... escorted directly to my plane. WHAT?! And the lounge itself? Beautiful and peaceful. I spent about two hours there and loved every minute. They have a private massage area with individual massage chairs separated by curtains. You can choose your music and ambiance, and the room is dark and relaxing. The chair reclines all the way back, and it honestly feels like such a premium experience. I believe you can book the chair for up to 30 minutes, and they're always offering you wine while you relax. Honey, I was in heaven! The food and drinks were also amazing. They have made to order sushi, cocktails, wine, desserts, and a great menu. I had the steak frites, Caesar salad, fish tacos, and Pinot Noir. The steak frites were amazing, the Caesar salad was perfectly dressed, and the fish tacos were pretty good. The Pinot Noir was also hitting I had a couple glasses, but please learn from me and pace yourself because I am a lightweight! I had been looking forward to this birthday trip for months, and at one point while sitting in the lounge, I called my mom and started tearing up because I was so happy. This was only my second solo trip, but experiencing my first ever first class flight and doing it for my birthday made it feel incredibly special. I was experiencing all of this by myself, and it was such a beautiful reminder that I had created this experience for me. I've even compared menus online from other Delta One Lounges, including locations in New York, and I honestly think the LAX menu looks incredible. I just wish I had enough room to try more of the desserts! Clearly, I'll have to come back. If you're considering splurging on Delta One, especially for a special trip, I genuinely think it's 1,000% worth experiencing if you have the funds. This experience spoiled me so much that I came home thinking, "Oh my goodness... I can't do economy anymore. I need to get my money up!" A huge thank you to Treasure, Frank, the manager, the lounge staff, and the concierge who escorted me to my flight. Every person I encountered contributed to an experience that I will never forget. I'm still so grateful that I got to experience it. Delta One, thank you for making my first solo birthday trip to Hawaii even more amazing. If you ever want me to come back and share the experience again on Yelp or social media, I would absolutely love to!

The Delta One Lounge at LAX is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive airport lounge…read moreexperiences I've ever had. From the moment you arrive, everything is designed to make travel effortless. If you're driving and checking bags, especially if you're traveling with kids, they'll help you with your luggage while you park your car or head to valet/VIP parking. The check-in process is seamless, and you bypass the usual airport crowds and long TSA security lines. In fact, you barely even feel like you're at the airport until it's time to head to your gate. The lounge itself is beautiful, spotless, and incredibly comfortable. The food is outstanding, and wherever you choose to sit, attentive staff come to you to take your order and provide exceptional service. Every detail feels elevated and thoughtfully designed. If you're flying Delta One or otherwise have access, this is absolutely the way to travel, especially for long-haul flights across the U.S. or internationally. The experience removes so much of the stress that usually comes with air travel and replaces it with comfort, efficiency, and outstanding hospitality. Highly recommend!

My flight was delayed, so I found myself back in the Eagles nest. Once again, this is the part of…read morethe airport that is not attached to the main airport. You have to take a shuttle to get here, but this admirals lounge is just as good as any other. These days they are working with just one menu for every three months, so you get kind of used to the ingredients. This is probably the fourth time or sixth time I've had the brisket tips, tomato bisque, charcuterie, board, etc. What I have begun to do is mix the ingredients to try and create different things. I'll put the sweet potato into the creamy red tomato bisque. I will get only the crackers and dip them into the hummus. I will mix the shredded chicken and Mexican rice and then put on some balsamic vinegar out of olives from the charcuterie bar. One good thing about this particular admirals lounge is that it is very small and generally very quiet. I did not like my flight being delayed, but at least they have this really cool lounge with very friendly airport workers in this remote location.

Our visit to the American Airlines Flagship Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport was an…read moreexcellent way to end a very stressful travel morning from El Paso to Los Angeles before continuing on to Osaka with Japan Airlines. Upon arrival, Alexis warmly welcomed us with a glass of Bollinger Special Cuvée Champagne, an elegant touch that immediately helped us relax and unwind. Since we were connecting to a Japan Airlines flight, our agent Alex went above and beyond to assist us with check-in, helping secure our seats and ensuring our JAL reservation was properly registered. Her diligence and willingness to help made a significant difference in our travel experience. The lounge itself is spacious, modern, and beautifully designed, with plenty of comfortable seating areas. The food offerings were impressive, featuring several stations with freshly prepared items. I particularly enjoyed the made-to-order egg-white omelet with onions and spinach from the omelet station. There was also an excellent selection of fresh salmon and other high-quality dishes, all presented attractively and replenished frequently. Service throughout the lounge was attentive, friendly, and professional. The staff consistently checked on guests while maintaining a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Overall, the American Airlines Flagship Lounge at LAX delivers a premium experience with great service, excellent food, and a comfortable environment. This lounge transformed what could have been a very tiring layover into a genuinely enjoyable part of our journey. I highly recommended.

It's got a nice spread of healthy food like coconut Thai soup w corn, scallions, and watercress or…read morechicken noodle soup. There is a kind of salad bar of grapes, cheese, meat, and desert like cookies and brownies, Chex mix and gummy bears. Very clean and quiet lounge with designated quiet areas w charging stations and plush chairs and foot rests. The staff take their jobs seriously and you can tell by how clean and organized it is. The manager walks around to inspect everything at all times. They also have showers that you can reserve. Oh and since it's SoCal they had kimchi flavored peanuts and Hawaiian chicken. They also have a separate room for a business office where you can print and use a computer.

Grilled carne asada tacos on the balcony overlooking the runway…read more Are you kidding me? What could be better? And then you can shower. Defiantly worth the $80 entrance fee. You'd spend that much downstairs for two sandwiches and a coke anyway. Top notch!

Oki this review is not going to be pretty…read more. I had high hopes for this Star Alliance at Tom Bradley International. Well, it was a lounge meant for Star Alliance First, Business and Gold members. So it should be at least presentable and premium, right? Negative. So let's dive into the food selection.. FOOD 2/5 Like I mentioned in one of my other reviews, one should not pig out in an airport lounge. Still a respectable lounge should offer a decent selection of food. The Noodle Bar offered in this lounge was a joke. Members are to make their own soup noodles with the ingredients and condiments laid on the counter. It was messy to say the least. I was not sure what to do since the ANA lounge at Narita and Haneda have Noodle Bar, the difference is a staff at each of the lounge would make the soup noodle. One would place an order and receive a buzzer, collect the noodle order when it is ready. I had the impression the Star Alliance lounge should be better. Not at all. So members made a mess at the counter and when I was there, I was wondering where was the protein, vegetables, etc? Only noodles, different broth and condiments were available. So I waited next to a fellow member, clearly she knew what she was doing. We were just standing around, when a staff was tidying the area meant for the meat and veggies. Another member came, the staff told him there would be a wait for another 10 mins for the items to be ready. I was like seriously? Why did she not tell us when we girls were standing around and waiting for a while? In the end, I walked to another section, dropped a few pieces of western chicken dish into the bowl of asian broth. It sounded gross, I know. There was also a lack of pastries. We don't need fancy pastries, just a few small pieces of cakes. Nope, not here. I do like the selection of tea here tho. Hence, I gave 2 points here. AMBIANCE 2/5 It was hard to work in this lounge. Some members clearly did not know how to behave, talked and laughed loudly. Granted, this is no fault of the lounge. SERVICE 4/5 Staff at the entrance was very welcoming, polite and generally wonderful. Service staff kept coming to my seat and wanting to clear my tea, to the point it was disrupting to whatever I was doing. Not sure if it was a good thing when service staff was too enthusiastic in clearly everything. Note: the lounge was located on the 6th floor. One needs to take the elevator (between two escalators) up to the lounge. To the Star Alliance Lounge LAX, do take a page from how ANA (a member of Star Alliance) operates their Noodle Bar. Silver Kris by Singapore Airlines (also a member of Star Alliance) at Incheon is a lot smaller but the selection of the food is way better there. Just to state 2 examples.

When you fly La Premiere First Class Air France you are treated to services like no other company!…read moreYou board at LAX and are greeted by a host who escorts you to the VIP lounge and takes care of your luggage and checks you in! Arrive 4 hours early so you can enjoy the services and excellent food service. The VIP lounge in France at Charles de Gaulle is next level luxury you want to arrive 6 hrs early here. You have Michelin star food service and can get a massage and facial. Amazing! Both airports chauffeur you to the plane from your departure address. It's worth the price!!

Air France's lounge at LAX is a great spot to relax before a flight. It's spacious and not too…read morecrowded, and the staff is really attentive especially the bartender, who makes great cocktails, we had a espresso martini that was perfectly done. The food in general and wine selection was solid. I had a crêpe that was really good, and showers, massages/facials, and single-stall bathrooms are a nice bonus too.

This club is in the remote terminal with gates beginning with 52. It's much smaller than the other…read moreclubs but I've never found it overcrowded. They have a bar with TV and other seating. They have the usual snacks and buffet with cheese, crackers, vegetables, soup and other food. It is possible to order other food from the menu. I find it to be a comfortable place to wait for a flight in that terminal and have had excellent help from he greeters. When a wheel chair didn't come one time, the person got one and got me to the gate. There are restrooms in side the club with the usual amenities. The club has always been clean. I'll continue to use it.

This Admirals Club in Tom Bradley feels like a little side pocket, and I mean that in a good way…read more It is not as big as the clubs in Terminal 4 or Terminal 5 or some of the large clubs in other cities, but it is very nice. If you are flying internationally or, like me, you are on a domestic flight that happens to arrive or depart from this terminal, it is a great option. The food was good. In fact, they had the same kind of offerings I see in Dallas, so it felt familiar in a good way. When I visited, they were apologizing because they did not yet have restrooms inside the club, but honestly, the experience was still very good. The staff were kind, the space was comfortable, and the food was solid. For what it is, this little side pocket Admirals Club gets a full 5 stars from me.

There are two sides of the Admirals Club; a more comprehensive one for International flights…read more(except Mexico), and the other for domestic and Mexico. This experience was in the smaller less comprehensive lounge. This was my fourth visit to this lounge over the past year, and it's usually pretty good. The check in staff member was friendly, professional, and provided a walking time estimate to my gate. The lounge was clean, organized, and the furniture remains in good condition. The bathrooms are also in good condition. As indicated above, this lounge has less food options but does have some categories of alcohol included. Regarding the food today, they had sausage and egg omelets. Both dishes were room temperature at best. The yogurt and bread selection was good, as were the coffee options. Overall, it was a good experience, but the food would have been better if it was at least warm.

We recently spent a few layover hours at this satellite Admiral's Club in LAX. This is a smaller…read moreclub with just the basics. Breakfast was OK with a few healthy options as well as French toast with warm syrup. No foo foo coffee options, just high and low test urns. Service at the bar was excellent, and our Bloody Marys were perfect. Travelers should be aware that the baños are located outside of the club in the terminal.

This temporary AC is located in Terminal B, across of gate 152. Don't blink or you'll miss it, as…read moreits ordinary-sized doors and partition walls are like temporary office space rather than the grandeur you're normally greeted with. It does get its job done but on a much smaller scale in terms of size and offerings, both in food/beverage and facilities. We were here in the morning. There was no fancy Nespresso or beverage machines, no lavish first meal of the day options, just the standard oatmeal, cereals, boiled eggs and coffee served out of dispensers. And for being in eco-friendly California, I was surprised that everything was single-use, regardless of the earth-friendly materials. Check in greeting was as expected: cold. OVERALL: Meh, but better than nothing.