It's an above average United Club in terms of size. Much of the furniture is old with cracking…read moreseats covers. A Hendricks martini at the bar is $25! (There are other gins (Beefeater) that would be free.) Maybe it's new policy now everywhere, but this is the first time a United Club has charged me for a double when ordering a martini.

Quick take: I've been in the Polaris Lounge (international flights) and the other United Lounge at…read moreEWR and I think this one was great. Honestly, the lure of the lounge has lost its glory but This morning I had no comps. Service is very good, the clean up at seating is often and the foods offered were certainly acceptable. Grabbed a bagel, ( smaller than what we are accustomed to in New Jersey) good size for pre-flight). There are coffee machines and also a barista. Roomy area with various seating options and I think United has done a great job here. This is up the escalators from Gate 123.

The United Club Lounge at C123 in Terminal C at Newark Airport makes for a comfortable pit stop…read morebefore a flight. It's a spacious lounge with plenty of seating, shower suites, and a solid selection of food and beverages. That said, I noticed in my visits that a lounge of this size can still feel overwhelmed during peak travel periods. Just outside the lounge, the United Airlines 100th-anniversary exhibit offers a fun trip down memory lane, tracing the evolution of air travel and giving a glimpse into United's history. I enjoyed my visit overall and particularly appreciated having access to the shower suites when I needed one. The only disappointment was that the hot water wasn't working quite as well as it should have. Nonetheless, it was a welcome amenity and a nice way to freshen up before a flight. Highly recommend!

United Club - C123 (Newark Airport)…read more This is one of the most modern and beautiful United Lounges I've visited. Debuted, May 2022. The largest United Club location for United Airlines. It spans 30,000 Square Feet. Comfortably accommodating over 400 travelers. LOUNGE: Hats off to who designed and built this lounge. It shows how much passion and love they put into this 30,000 SQFT project. The way to get to this lounge is go past C123 gate and up the escalator. Depending on peak hours, by the entrance, you may have to form a line. Once you enter, the first thing you'll see is a large book shelf with table in front of it. Go past those shelves to the left and through the hallway. This is where all your main lounge will be. Your eyes may get wide and you may feel slightly overwhelmed of how much space there is, like I did. They offer so much seating that you're sure to find a spot to unwind, relax or get some work done. Throughout the space, they have large windows to allow natural lighting. Some of the seating faces the windows for you to enjoy watching the planes. The space was exceptionally clean. I didn't see any trash laying around. The staff did a wonderful job coming up to the guests that finished with their dishes and asked, "May I take that from you?" FOOD: I was on a six hour layover here and I was able to enjoy breakfast and lunch. I have to say, for a lounge that can accommodate over 400 travelers, they were on top of it. They kept bring hot breakfast items. They offered variety of options including healthy options. I prefer eating healthy and some of the other locations don't offer good healthy options. Here, you have turkey sausage and links with egg whites. They have a large space for your breakfast sandwiches, wraps and fresh fruit. A yogurt and oatmeal area with all your toppings available. I didn't get a chance to stay too long for lunch, but I was able to see if they serve good lunch and they did. They offered chicken with penne pasta and many other options. For lunch, they also offered healthy options. Hot beverages are available through their Coffee machines or you can ask at the bar for any additional drink options. Good food options here, overall. SHOWER SUITES: This location offers multiple suites for you to take a shower before or after your long flight. I was able to take a nice shower after my long flight to Newark, and it was so refreshing. The suite was clean, offering good amounts of towels. They provide complimentary, Perricone MD Shower Gel, Conditioner and Soap. Overall, this is a great feature to have at this club. Not all United Club locations offer shower rooms. STAFF: After visiting multiple United Club locations, I would have to say the entire staff working here are just absolutely amazing. They are so helpful and kind, regardless if this is your first visit or you're experienced traveler. Any questions you may have about the space, or flight information, they are here to assist you with a genuine smile. If you just need someone to talk to, they're happy to spike up a conversation with you. OVERALL: If you're traveling domestically or internationally with one of the Star Alliance members, this is a great place to unwind, relax while you're waiting for your departure. I've been at this lounge several times and I am looking forward to continue my visits.

This Delta Sky Club at gate B32 was what I needed after experiencing some drama in my ticketing…read more The great thing about the lounges is stepping away from the chaos of the terminal into a calm place where you can eat and chillax with something good to sip. This lounge is not at the top of the list of lounges, but it is good enough to enjoy a nice lunch before boarding your flight. They had a Carolina barbecue pork dish and a barbecue tofu dish that was actually very good. A meat eater would not miss the meat. Accompanied by rie and a red cabbage and beets cole slaw and I was good. The chicken salad sandwiches were strong as usual. Pro Tip: the chicken sandwichs are always remarkably strong at every Delta Sky Club. I was in and out in less than an hour, but that was enough time to enjoy these little strawberry shortcake desserts they prepared in little glasses. Nice touch Delta! 3.6 stars!

Love looking at the planes landing and taking off. Nicely decorated. So many workers! Make sure the…read morefood is just right and place the tongs in the right position if someone messes up. Folks coming to clear our plates. Impressed they had a vegan thai red curry soup and foccacia bread- very good! Then had a veggie wrap and salads and roasted veggies. Pleased to see they had pickled red onion and crunchy chili oil. Great place to hang for our 2.5 hr layover. And always use their restrooms bc so much nicer!

United Club in EWR is located on the second level near Gate A27. As far as I know, this is the only…read moreairport lounge in the domestic terminal. I didn't find any other lounge under Priority Pass. I think the Amex Centurion is scheduled to open later in 2026. So, this is it at the moment. The lounge is a good size with full bar, salad bar, sandwiches, pasta and cookies. I like that they have coke zero in the soda dispenser machine. I would have grab a glass of wine but the bar area looks busy. I only had about 30 minutes before my flight to SMF. I didn't have much time to explore and check out other services. Overall, the lounge is well kept and a pleasant experience.

We had a little extra time before our connection flight so we visited the United Club…read more There is a club in each terminal. Each table had a plug for your electronic device devices. Breakfast was being offered at the time we arrived. Help yourself to fresh fruits, bread, bagels, cereals, eggs, yogurt, pork and turkey, sausage, sausages, as well as veggie burgers and breakfast burritos. A nice restful stop.

Wow! This is one of the newer Admirals Club locations, and I love that American is upping their…read morelounge game. This lounge gave off vibes similar to some of the European/Middle East lounges I've been to. Darker wood tones, metal, greenery, etc. and it was great. It was also very empty when I was there-at one point I think I was the only person there and at no point did I feel crowded (I had a whole corner to myself)! The food was good-they had lobster bisque, which yum! The other food was great as well-I was there for a few hours so just kind of nibbled my way through. The staff was friendly, though surprisingly sometimes a little hard to catch a bartender (I think perhaps because it was so quiet they weren't 100% staffing the bar). The one minor downside is that they don't have direct views of the planes/gates/etc. You can kind of look out 'over' the terminal below out to the airside, but on the day I was there they had the shades down. Overall this is a fantastic location that appears to be a well-kept secret!

This lounge is beautiful and did not have to be big to be amazing. Staff are always attentive,…read moreconstantly cleaning, and in fact, my soup was already cleared away even though it was half finished, when I went to the bathroom. The front desk is friendly and check you in quickly, and the food is fresh and there's a variety of healthy choices. Today there was lobster, bisque and lettuce, tomatoes, onions, avocado, cheese, olive oil, with rosemary, pita bread, and other ingredients like mayonnaise to put in this pita sandwich that you can make yourself. They also have a printing station with an Apple computer. The only thing is, I tried to print a Microsoft Word document, but it did not allow me to.

This is a pretty nice airport lounge. The size is large and there is enough space to spread out. It…read morehas a very modern design and an open concept. The bar is really nice. It's a full-size bar with 2 full-time bartenders. The food was absolutely delicious. I had roasted chicken with fig, steamed Brussel sprouts, penne ala vodka, and butternut squash soup. Compared to the other food in this terminal, this is top-notch I will be arriving at the airport extra early to make sure I can come back.

UPDATE, THIS LOUNGE IS NOT CLOSED AS OF AUGUST 18th 2021…read more Had a flight out to Chicago & of course I had to stop & see how the JFK Delta Sky lounge compares to the other ones that I've been to. I got there 1 hour before my flight boards just to find out that my sky lounge membership had expired, how $&@€₩*% embarrassing lmaoooo, luckily I just renewed it & entered the lounge. The woman at the front was very helpful & not judgemental at all I walked in and noticed it was pretty similar to the laguardia airport sky lounge. The drinks are always the same & the lounge was pretty spacious with 2 main areas. On the buffet was different soups with some sort of pasta & meatballs which were delicious. There was also fresh fruit, coffee, yogurt etc but I had no interest in any of that. I went straight to the bar you ALREADY know!!! I started off with a basic rum & coke & let me tell you something right now........... It was more rum than coke & that's EXACTLY how I like it so this bartender easily deserved a tip bwahahaha. That got my morning started & then I saw the paid drinks. Now clearly everything is better when it's free but that peanut butter old fashioned was CALLING my name!!! I paid the 600 miles & ordered this drink & maaaannnn was it worth it. If you don't mind spending a little cash or miles PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get this over the regular old fashioned. I liked the regular don't get me wrong but that peanut butter just hits DIFFERENT ohhhh mannnn. After you get a little intoxicated make sure you get some of that watermelon mint infused water to sober you up, sooooo good. The lounge was a nice start to my day & it didn't disappoint at all. Great job Delta

I love this lounge! It's beautiful, the food is good, it's clean, it's large, the library is a…read morelovely place to sit, and everyone is SO NICE. I never thought I'd want to get to LGA early for any reason, but honestly this is one good reason to do so!

Always good for quick bite. Usually pretty busy, but never had a problem finding an empty table…read more Decent spread of food if you come for dinner time. I mostly use this for a quick bite, if for some reason my timing is off and its crowded, i just hop over to another lounge in the terminal.

Lounge & Co (SIA) - Newark Liberty…read more Full Disclosure: This lounge is currently undergoing major renovations following its previous ownership by Virgin Atlantic. I've visited Singapore Airlines lounges at Singapore Changi Airport and Incheon International Airport, spending time in both the SilverKris Business Lounge and KrisFlyer Gold lounges. Each offers strong service in its own way. Based on what Singapore Airlines consistently delivers both in the air and on the ground, it's reasonable to expect this lounge will eventually reflect that same standard once renovations are complete. Below is a breakdown of the current experience. ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 First impressions matter. Upon arrival, I was greeted by Ann Charles, whose professionalism stood out. In a lounge setting, the ability to read and adapt to different travelers is important, and she handled that well. Inside, the ongoing renovations are immediately noticeable. The wooden flooring shows age, sections of the ceiling need attention, and parts around bar and coffee area were covered in plastic from recent painting. Seating is a mix of updated and older furniture, which creates some inconsistency. That said, the bar design stands out. Even across different locations, Singapore Airlines tends to execute distinctive bar areas well, and that design consistency is evident here. CUISINE: 4/5 The food presentation was clean and organized, with neatly arranged dishes and utensils wrapped in cloth napkins. The breakfast buffet was visually appealing. Compared to other Singapore Airlines lounges, the selection here felt more limited, with a few less balanced options. Some items were slightly overcooked, with minor burnt edges. I tried noodles, a folded omelet, a sunny-side-up egg, and a hash brown. Overall taste was good, though not exceptional. A small selection of pastries was also available. RESTROOM / SHOWERS: 3/5 This area needs the most improvement. The design, carried over from Virgin Atlantic, is visually distinctive but not very functional. The sink setup is awkward--the faucet is loose and positioned too low, making basic use uncomfortable. The shower layout also presents issues: the floor slopes from the sink toward the drain, and the curtain is set too high. As a result, water spreads easily across the floor. After showering, the area near the sink was significantly wet. Ventilation is another concern. While shower water pressure and temperature were good, the lack of proper airflow leads to noticeable humidity and condensation. On a positive note, the staff member who assisted with extra towels was courteous and helpful. CUSTOMER SERVICE: 4/5 Service overall was good. Staff remained professional, even when dealing with difficult travelers. My interactions were smooth and without issue. But, I can reassure you, if this is your first time flying Singapore Air, they will more than exceed your expectations on your business class journey. After flying with them 5 different times, both in Economy and Business Class, I have never been disappointed. Their customer service is truly unmatched!

Nice little place to come to relax before your flight. They have lite continental faire and…read morebeverages and you can order off the menu using a QR code. Small bar with a signature drink. They serve alcohol after 9am.