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!

If you ever fly international out of LAX, book with Delta and get Delta One seats- those ones that…read morefully recline. We enjoyed the massage chairs, sushi, dessert, bento box, dranks and service. When we arrived in our uber a bellhop came with a bell cart and took our luggage across the street in LAX to a fancy lobby like a nice hotel has. They checked us in and did the passport check and then took our bigger bags for us to be checked. The private security has dancing TSA agents. After that we just enjoyed! Cannot wait to have this experience again!

Derek the mixologist! Solid lounge, food is good and has variety. Clean, has the necessary…read moreamenities, blah blah blah. Derek is why you come here. Talented bartender. Takes pride in his job. Recognizes you like you're at your local establishment. This guy is a gem!

Always looking forward to send time there . Relaxing…read more,comfortable.... Food s very good as well...

Overall, I was disappointed with the lounge. Even with a First Class upgaded ticket and atmost…read moresilver status I still had to pay $35 for access. The staff were friendly, and the food and drinks were basic, but the overall experience was not worth it. In hindsight, I would have been better off spending my $35 eating at a restaurant in the terminal or taking the shuttle to the Centurion Lounge, where I could have entered for free. What really ruined the experience was another guest who was visibly intoxicated and repeatedly yelling at the television during the England vs. Mexico match. He mistakenly assumed I was Mexican (I'm Pacific Islander) and directed comments toward me throughout the game. I thought the staff had removed him, but when I went to the quiet seating area to relax, he was there again continuing to be disruptive. The purpose of an airport lounge is to provide a peaceful, comfortable place to unwind before a flight. Unfortunately, this lounge failed to deliver that experience, and I would not pay for access again.

Enjoyed a quick bite before heading to our gate! Clean bathroom, hot bacon, fresh scrambled eggs,…read moretoast, bagels, freshly made pancakes, teas, coffees and specialty drinks are available. Lots of seating area with charging stations available around the seating area offers a nice clean to recharge and hydrate prior to boarding time. Bathrooms are clean and readily accessible.

I was excited to finally try an admirals club at the airport as I had a ridiculously long layover…read moreand knew this would be better here than hanging in the terminal. I was able to pay a one time fee vs being a member. The seats were comfy and the restroom was clean. They had a variety of food options which we decent and plenty of seating options. They have various coffee options too and the food was replenished often. I can see the lure of being a member and if I was a frequent traveler I would sign up.

Its O'ahu time again, but its also time for an average experience…read more I flew AA again, but this time I flew out of Terminal 5 at LAX. One of my cards reimburses me for ancillary fees (lounges, inflight food & drink, et al), so I decided to give this lounge a whirl. Positives: They have hot food vs Terminal 4 that had no hot food when I flew AA in May, 2025; The lounge is more spacious vs Terminal 4; The food was pretty good, but should have included more hot food like scrambled eggs, bacon, et al; Showers; Negatives: $79 daily fee. United charges $59, but their LAX lounge is much larger and has more hot food; The fee in relation to the offerings is misaligned. For the price, they should have more offerings; I plan on flying AA more bc of service and price. I also plan on getting AA's top card that includes an Admirals Club membership. Then I don't have to worry about the high daily use fee.

Food was a little weak this morning, not gonna lie…read more It seems the quality has gone down in the lounge, long lines to get in. It's included with the credit card we use so it's a nice perk...but if I paid $50 for the guest pass...I would rather spend the $50 elsewhere. It didn't always feel this way...still nice just starting to feel a little crowded and food quality was lacking, these powder eggs...I never need to see them again.

Enjoyed our stay late March (breakfast) and mid April (dinner). This lounge is inviting!…read more Accessed the lounge during our Delta flight with Platinum Card. Had to pay $50 for my wife. All good since I had Delta as my Airline for the credit. Not to crowded both our stays. Dishes replenished all the time. Great breakfast/dinner choices. Friendly staff! Highly recommended if you flying Delta while waiting for your flight. As someone passionate about planes like myself, you'll enjoy some great plane spotting!

I love lounges, it's a great respite from the noise and chaos of the airport terminals, as well as…read morethe pricey restaurants. A great way to have a bite to eat before the flight, top off your electronics, fill up the water bottles with ice & beverages, have a drink, and in general get ready for the flight. As 90% of my mainland travel ends at or routes through LAX International Airport, it's about time I review the Delta Sky Club lounge there. And what better occasion than my 1,000th Yelp review! Located just north of the TSA security point, the Sky Club is located between Terminals 2 & 3. Once you check in, you will ride the elevator or escalator to the main club floor. At the main floor, the first half of the lounge has a lot of seats, a good proportion with outlets. Then there is the bar, outdoor patio, drink station, & finally buffet area. Other amenities include showers, hot chocolate, and even a slushy station. The buffet rotates between an an assortment of breakfast items and lunch/dinner. At this Sky Club, there is always a featured dish to order. Most times its tacos, this time for 4th of July it was hotdogs/smoked sausages. After I got some things to eat, I got paged by the hospitality desk. With food, drink, and my bags it was too much to carry to the front, so I wolfed things down until I take everything there. At the hospitality station, I was informed that I would make my 1 millionth mile (Lifetime Gold status) on the upcoming trip back home! Got a picture and some swag right there, and a link to order the gift & luggage tags! How awesome! It was a great way to cap the vacation! Recommend and will repeat!

The level of service provided by Mario is beyond comprehension! Great service on all levels, and…read morehis personality is charming and unique! Mixology is his craft, but bringing joy to others is his skill! Thank you Mario for all that you do

After our flight was canceled and rebooked for the next day, we spent some time in the American…read moreAirlines Flagship Lounge at LAX while waiting for our new flight. It turned out to be the perfect place to relax, enjoy breakfast, and escape the noise and crowds of the busy airport. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with friendly smiles and a warm welcome. The lounge was clean, quiet, and comfortable, creating a much more relaxing atmosphere than the bustling terminal outside. There was a nice assortment of breakfast items and beverages available, with plenty of options to start the day. One thing I really appreciated was the spacious layout. The lounge is thoughtfully designed to provide guests with a sense of privacy, even when multiple travelers are using the space. There are also shower facilities available for those looking to freshen up between flights before reaching their final destination. Overall, the Flagship Lounge helped turn a frustrating travel situation into a much more pleasant experience. Comfortable seating, good food, attentive staff, and a peaceful environment made all the difference. If you have access, this is definitely the way to travel.

In my opinion, when you go to an airport, specially the upper class cabin lounge, you have to…read morereceive spectacular service, and food. The flagship lounge at LAX is the top tier set up for American Airlines. Access here is free, provided you are going ultra long haul, overseas. If not, you pay $150, or sacrifice 15k AAdvantage miles, even though you're in the upper class cabin, traveling to another country. Another cheap shot, from American. Still, they cannot get the food service right. Let's not forget the bar, self service, is really high-end and unmatched. let's get back to the food. A lot of the stuff looks un appetizing, dried out. You can confirm, after picking up a selection or two, that most of it is tasteless. Even though, their food presentations have fancy names. Lol. But once in a way, there are a few gems in the display. This time it was that chocolate ganache tart, yes really spectacular. Surely catered (later displays were soggy). They also have a so called "live station" from 6 to 8 pm. This time, I was able to make it. This month's selection was seafood (shrimp and real crab meat) crêpes, mixed in with a mushroom concoction. It is topped with a white wine sauce. Note, the crepe shells (no browning), like everything else, was pre prepared. Only assembly on a hot plate. They need to rename this "assembly station". It was just a show and tell, just okay. It would have been something, if they prepared the crêpes fresh from a batter, in front of you, don't you think? Just that aroma and the real thing, would have been intoxicating, and something to write home about. But American Airlines does not care about that. They dominate certain routes from LAX. They know that. They also know, people will still visit and stay, in their lounges. So how was the on demand Bulgogi burger, ordered by scanning the qr code at your specific seat in a different part of the lounge? I was able to get it at my table away from the specialized area. It arrived fast. The beef was marinated and tender. The fried egg that was part of the burger, had the look consistency and taste, that you would get on a egg and sausage McMuffin. No complaints here. It was the best presentation. Everything was superb in this selection. This was the best item of the evening.

It's been awhile since I've used this lounge because for the past few years I've used the Flagship…read moreLounge and Qantas First Lounge. Many many years ago this used to be the Flagship Lounge and the current FSL was the Admirals Club but they switched it as more flights offer Flagship and they needed the space. It was a bit crowded today but I managed to find a seat. Had some yogurt (limited gluten free options) and then headed to the Centurion Lounge because my flight was leaving out of Tom Bradley. There are showers in the back. Just have to ask an AAngel and give them your boarding pass. Staff was friendly and helpful. Did t take any of photos.

It seemed like a long walk from gate 46C to here as all we saw were construction barriers along the…read moreway. There were two entrances or lounges as we got to the reception desk upstairs and we got directed to the one on the right. It's a smaller lounge and heavily used so it was quite filled on both of our stops. Views of the tarmac were good. Food was underwhelming, the beverage selections were good but there was no self-serve ice machine. I had to ask the bartender which was annoying. Amenities included a quiet area, TV room and spacious bar. Attendant service was constant as dirty dishes were cleared often, but this one female worker was seemed indolent as she expected dishes to be handed to her rather than her picking them up herself. OVERALL: I've said it before and I'll say it again: It's better than sitting with the masses in the terminal!