I was very happy that I had access to this lounge for flying first class on Aeromexico. Checking in…read morewas very easy. All I had to do was scan my boarding pass. There was an assistant to help, but then when computer welcomed me in, he told me I was good to enter. The lounge was quite spacious, but due to my injury, I just stayed in the bar area. I took an old fashioned for my drink, and it was strong enough to cure the injury blues. I mostly spoke with the other guests and watched the world cup soccer match. I also grab some Thai chicken curry soup, which was so good as it had a good amount of spice to it. Unfortunately, my right arm was hurting a lot, so I didn't eat much other then the soup. The bathroom was quite clean and even upscale. Nice smelling bath products were three too. Because there is no priority pass lounge, having access to this was a godsend. I am now thankful that I get 10 personal passes per year when I fly Delta non basic economy class or higher with my American Express Platinum card. I definitely want to try the lounge in Orlando now. I love flying Delta airlines and can't wait to visit another lounge again. Overall: A

Not the most impressive sky club I've ever been to, but it's apparently freshly remodeled. It is…read moreopen, with white marble or stone. Lots of places to sit in a variety of configurations. Because it's in the center of the concourse, the only windows open up into the lobby, not the outside. The food wasn't as impressive here as other places. For breakfast, some basic egg muffins (we call them egg discs), sausage, some potato wedges, waffles. No cheese of any kind! Potatoes and no cheese? Bummer. The bar is typically stocked. The bartender was personable and helpful. Bathrooms are large and clean. Right in the middle of all the Delta A gates.

The legendary Capital One Lounge at DEN is considered one of the best lounges! I'm so psyched to…read morehave a 3-hr layover here!!! =D * Capital One Lounge * Concourse A, Mezzanine Level, near Gate A34. You can reach it after security, and if your flight departs from B or C, you can still visit since all concourses are connected by the airport train. Hours: * Daily: 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM. * Freshly prepared meals (not just a buffet) * Grab-and-go food and drinks * Full bar with cocktails, beer, wine, and specialty coffee * Shower suites * Quiet/relaxation rooms * Private workstations and meeting rooms * Fast Wi-Fi and plenty of charging outlets We ate well & drank well here before leaving for home. Such a great wonderful lounge!!

For a Sunday afternoon, the wait-list was around 17 minutes at noon, and about half an hour at…read more12:45PM. Definitely get in line around the time you're at security, or when you drop bags off if you have pre-check. The food is still generally pretty good, with more Asian options when I visited this time. Quality varies depending on how long it sits. Pastries were still good. Chai tea latte on tap is great.

Fantastic large USI space with excellent varied food selections--more than just the hot dogs…read moreoffered at other USO's I have visited. Salad bowls, rice bowls, spacious seating, windows and more make this the best USO I've been to. Plus super friendly people and a bathroom INSIDE the actual space.

Stumbled upon this USO next to Denver Delta sky lounge on layover to Italy…read more It is strickly for US Active Military and Retired military. The did turn away a few people who could not show proof. Since this is volunteer run and not financially supported by the military, the food was minimal with snacks. Pluses: a playarea for the kids and a few private rooms to relax which we used away from military families so it was quiet. Not a bad place for layover . Note:they will be moving to a larger more updated space in the next few weeks.

New lounge with a great environment. Food buffet with super options. Full service bar. Plenty of…read morearea to get work done or chill. Cody makes a great Bloody Mary! Tell him Doug sent you. Enjoy!!

This is an okay airport lounge with a lot of seating, but all in separate sections so you don't…read morefeel like you're in a school cafeteria. There are two floors and I think I prefer the second floor where the lighting is brighter, it doesn't feel as crowded, and the outlets work better. The first floor might be for those wanting to take a nap, or prefer subdued lighting -- although finding a place to sit is a challenge and it isn't as quiet. Both floors have the typical airport lounge food and this has the illy coffee machines that get a workout no matter which floor. The workers are diligent about picking up plates and cups and keep the seating open for the next traveler. It's okay for a spot away from the terminal madness. Whether it's worth it ..... is .... I dunno.... Maybe. Depends on your level of comfort with insanity.

Guest Experience Feedback -- Denver Centurion Lounge, Concourse C…read moreI would like to share feedback about an experience my sister and I had at the bar in the Centurion Lounge at Denver International Airport. My intention is not retaliation or revenge. I am sharing this because I believe American Express has a responsibility to ensure that every Card Member is treated with dignity, consistency, and respect. My experience with the bar attendant, Lindsay, was particularly concerning. I felt that I was treated differently and unfairly in a manner that appeared to be related to my accent, language, or background. I am an American citizen who was born in Europe, and I am proud to be an American. Because of this experience, I was left with the impression that I may have been subjected to linguistic and/or racial discrimination. I recognize that I cannot know another person's intent, but the way the interaction occurred made me feel singled out and unwelcome. During our visit, my sister and I were apparently restricted to a very limited number of drinks over a period of hours, without what I understood to be a clear or consistently communicated explanation. Later, after a male bartender, Jessie, served me during the last call before the bar closed, Lindsay followed me to my table and removed the drink that I had in my possession while I was tasteful savoring every drop of the exquisite ambiance in my slow nocturnal travel after a long day driving and morning flight with consecutive another overnight flight. I found this interaction humiliating and inappropriate. I want to make an important distinction: Jessie provided excellent service. He was professional, courteous, and respectful. In my opinion, Jessie is a top-of-the-line bartender and deserves recognition for his professionalism and bartending skills. His service demonstrated exactly the type of hospitality I would expect from an American Express Centurion Lounge. After I raised the issue with Jessie and with the lounge supervisor just asking what is her name due to missing name tag, Lindsay subsequently came to my table and handed me a piece of paper apparently intended to make sure I knew how to spell her name correctly. Regardless of her intention, the way this was handled felt unnecessarily confrontational and added to an already uncomfortable experience. My recommendation to American Express I am not asking for revenge or punishment. I would instead encourage American Express to review this interaction and consider additional training for lounge staff regarding: Consistent and transparent communication of alcohol-service policies. Equal treatment of guests regardless of accent, nationality, ethnicity, or language. Appropriate ways to address a guest when service is being restricted or a drink needs to be removed. De-escalation and respectful communication when a guest raises a service concern. Maintaining the high level of professionalism demonstrated by employees such as Jessie. The Centurion Lounge represents the American Express brand, and I hope that future guests--regardless of where they were born or how they speak English--will feel equally respected and welcome. I am providing this feedback in good faith and with the hope that it can be used constructively to improve the guest experience. Revenge is not my objective; respectful treatment and better service are.

Lucille was A plus exceptional with professionalism Customer…read moreservice Making people feel welcomed and appreciated. Wow What an excellent representation if what #amex means. She facilitated my bilingual member to locate office. I've never felt so welcomed. My other felt happy. Thank you lucille Lucille You are a manager because you lead..... Environment was clean Bright well lit Bathroom " male" staff cleaning female bathroom was rude unprofessional and not welcoming. He needs some education on customer service - patience with disabled customers... The food was fresh and many selections. Bar staff friendly welcoming and engaging. It's worth giving $$$% to these staff members who display professionalism Thank Hoi #amexplatinum

Love the newly renovated United Clubs! I only visit with my free passes I get from the United Card…read morethrough Chase Bank so I don't have as much experience with what is considered swanky or not compared to people who travel all the time and life that life. But to me? Swanky! Multiple areas, two floors with tasty food options, snacks and drinks. It doesn't seem to be running heavy on kids running amuck or idiots, so another plus. I adore the coffee drinks, I can get my Java on before my flight and nosh on some good food. I seriously don't know what's not to love.

it is like a snack fast food mini bar. I was very…read moredisappointed wasted my pass in this one.

I ove when a business puts this much work into the aesthetic and menu. It makes for a great…read moreexperience all around. This location is in the airport near gate A38. It's disguised as a book store but when you walk through the secret door you're transported to a speakeasy nestled in the heart of the airport. There was an event going on the day I was there so I didn't have time for food, just drinks. The space isn't very big and you coukd probably get away with chilling here for a bit as l9ng as there isn't a long wait. I had a mimosa and my friend had an espresso martini. Both were high quality and very good. The service was great and we even got to write a note in a secret guest book. If you're in this enormous airport and you gave a chance ypu should definitely pop in. It's a fun experience.

I visited the airport location before a flight. I enjoyed…read morethe ambiance and the Espresso Martini. I had the Aloha French Toast. It was just "okay." I should have asked for the coconut flakes to be removed and maybe that would've helped for me. My friend had the chopped cheese. I tried it also and it too was just "okay. It could've used more flavor and cheese. I would return to try other drinks.

Good margs my kiddo loved the chocolate milk so much he asked me to leave a review :) Damon was…read moregreat. Thank you

Service was great. Drew and Brett were so good! But, the air wasn't working and it was way too hot…read morein there. would recommend but after that's fixed

It's ok. The food selection is poor. Good selection of alcohol or wine. Mostly snacksread more

This is actually the American Airlines Admirals Club. The…read morefood selection is pathetic. The free bar service is OK. It is a bit worn out. The BA staff were helpful in solving our boarding pass problem. $zero - yes, it is all free

I like this one. Friendly staff. Consistent food. Clean…read more Lots of options for seating.

We spent couple hours here during a layover. After the renovation couple years ago, the interior is…read moremodern and spacious. It spans two floors and has a gym. Both floors have its own complementary coffee bar, buffet and full-service bar (standard house drinks are complementary, premium options are available for purchase). The food is decent, the typical soup and salad, sandwiches, cooked veggies, pasta and meat. Despite having two floors, the lounge still became quite crowded, so it didn't feel as relaxing as you'd hope. Overall, we enjoyed our visit especially since access was a perk of our credit card. Would I pay $50 per person just to use this lounge? Probably not.