CenturionLounge

Buffet trays instantly read as cafeteria, no matter how good the chef is. Sapphire and Cap One doing plated items makes everything feel more intentional and premium, even if the food itself isn’t that complex. The warming pan problem is real too. Once food has to survive sitting...

Stopped into the Centurion Lounge at ARN and this one really surprised me. It feels totally different from the usual Centurion formula. The food is à la carte instead of a buffet, which I honestly loved. Warm wood, cozy layout, and the whole thing felt like eating inside a nice...

Tried out the AMEX-only space at PS LAX (“The Salon”) for the first time, and wow… whole different world from the regular Centurion Lounge. Centurion card gets you two visits a year (up to two travelers), and the normal price is apparently $1,295 a person. You get three hours...

Anyone else skip the SkyClub at ATL and hit the Centurion instead? I’ll usually do that if I’ve got less than an hour saves a SkyClub visit on my Reserve card. Fiddler Toasted Bourbon in hand, Delta 757 out the window. Not a bad way to wait for a flight.

This was posted on IG about AmEx Centurion Lounge, having to join a digital waitlist to get in. I haven’t seen it yet but do you think we’ll face this with AA?

I finally had the chance to visit the new American Express Centurion Lounge in Atlanta’s Concourse E, and wow it really does live up to the hype. At 26,000 square feet, it’s the largest in the network, which means even during busy hours you can still find a quiet corner. The...