This was our second time visiting the Centurion lounge in Buenos Aires. We were fortunate that it wasn't too crowded when we arrived and we had no problem getting a seat. As we got closer to our flight time it really filled up. I wouldn't say the food was that substantial, but I really enjoyed the pizza. It was kind of like a fresh bread/cheese situation and it was really tasty. The coffee machine was also excellent if a little complex to operate. Staff was also really friendly and kept our spaces clean. One star off that I thought the bathrooms could use a bit of an update. One had a faulty lock and they definitely didn't match the standard of the rest of the place. Definitely worth visiting if you have the access. read more

Not the best Centurion lounge, but definitely not the worst. Pro- no wait time, spacious, and several drink options available. Con not much hot food, and generally low quality food. We weren't super hungry when we arrived, but had a pumpkin soup and spritz. Overall very mid read more

This Centurion Lounge was just too crowded. It was the same thing last year when we visited. It's like trying to escape from the chaos of the regular terminal, but just escaping to an equally crowded and chaotic holding pen. The assortment of food at this Amex lounge is on the meager side. I've been to other Amex lounges where the options were more bountiful. Restroom facilities are adequate- better than the other lounge across the corridor. Overall, it's still worth stopping by to run out the clock before a flight, but you're not going to get peace and tranquility with the amount of people bringing loud children. read more

Nice Lounge if you have access with the AmEx platinum. Remember, no more than 3 hours prior to an outgoing flight only.. Here, you can have a nice meal and rest your bags sitting comfortably. THE PROS: 1)Choice of seating inside is first come first served, including padded Lounge chairs, cafeteria styles tables, or Barstool workstations that have charging ports, for those who need to get some work done. 2) The first area of consumption that you walk past will be the drink station. Cold drinks are available in the refrigerator, and serve yourself. If you care for a glass of wine or a cocktail, there is a bar in the back of the lounge. There are cartons of almond milk inside the fridge for those that are lactose-sensitive, so for that you'd have to ask a server to help pour it for you. 3) Who doesn't like a hot coffee drink? This Cafe machine by Nespresso will make you a choice of espressos with pull options, or other coffee drinks, like cappuccinos. There's even an option for hot steamed milk. 4) Next to the coffee is the snack/dessert station. Choice of media Lunas, brownies, and cakes. Speaking of desserts, around the corner from the cakes and juice/lemonade is a freezer of Freddo ice cream bars. The Argentine version of Klondike 5) Food options: If you're hungry, you can order a hot Burger using a QR code, and they will bring it to your table, or make your own salad from the DIY station. Choices from the salad bar were substantial, and I always choose to add beets to my salad (when available, even if nobody else does). Well the burger was well prepared, and quite tasty, you only have the option of a beef burger or veggie burger with fries included. I've seen better food options at other International airports, but still a good clean option for an airport lounge. 6) For those with young ones, there is a small 5 area that is sectioned off with a wall. Low tables, small tv, books, tinker toys on the table. There is a few toddlers playing in there, and honestly because of the wall in between, I didn't hear them at all. The Cons: 1) One thing I'm NOT a fan of is that the salad bar is open on a counter with absolutely no sneeze guard. The tongs are rested inside the bowl, so people are reaching over towards the center of the counter to get to bowls arranged further away, whilst talking with their friends. And we all know about how droplets work nowadays. 2) NO SHOWERS. The restrooms are individual with a toilet and sink, but there's a weird fragrance they put in there that smells like Chinese medicine. ( I know what Chinese medicine smells like having grown up with it. Even my non Chinese friend said the same thing.) Incident that knocks off a star: On this last visit to the lounge bathroom, I went in to change into clothes for the airplane, and to plan for landing in a climate much different than Buenos Aires. I also took the opportunity to wash my face and brush my teeth with a small toiletry bag that I brought in with me. Guess I took too long in the bathroom, because of staff member knocked, and despite me answering out loud, she immediately unlocked the door right after knocking just one time! Totally unacceptable, and while I was already dressed, I put my foot to block the door from being opened. Instead of apologizing and closing the door again, she actually tried to come inside. Because she only spoke to me in Spanish, I have no idea what she was saying, but still she should have close the door after realizing there was an occupant inside. It obviously didn't smell like smoke or anything, and it was just lucky timing that I was fully dressed by that point. That alone gets a star knocked down. The lounge is a good convenience perk for what it is. However, for the price you pay for AMEX Platinum membership, they can do better. Also, because of the cluster F that the Priority Pass lounges are (waitlists of 80+ people), if passengers have access to both, they end up coming in here and waiting until their name is called for the PP lounges since those have showers and this one does not. read more

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Airport lounge sponsored by Amex for Platinum and above card holders. Gold cards, step aside. Doesn't matter if you're flying first class either, must hold and have with your platinum Amex, airline ticket with same date of travel as date you appear at club and only on outgoing flights. So you can't arrive into The airport and use the Club even if you have right Amex card. Comfy seating, tables, high tops, recharging areas, rooms for kids to play and computers. Papers. Magazines. Lots of fresh well prepared food. Made on premises. Open bar. Wines. Beers. Waters. Juices. Desserts. Cakes. Chips. Nuts. Relatively quiet. Much better than the airline lounges. read more

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I was pleasantly surprised that there was an AMEX lounge in the EZE airport but I expected more from American Express. I arrived in the morning before my flight home to Miami. I had an early flight so I didn't have time to get breakfast at my hotel and was expecting that the AMEX lounge would have some hot breakfast. Unfortunately, there were none. There was only bread, pastries, muffins, cold meats, cheese, hummus, and some salad. A simple offering of eggs and either bacon or sausage would have really hit the spot but were no where to be found. The one nice touch they had in terms of food was the ice cream. The space itself was large and there were multiple seating areas including a living room area with a large TV and a kids area in the back. There were also 2 computers available for use. For those looking for a shower, I didn't see any available. read more

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Nice club. The club is broken into sections which makes it nice for groups. They offer a selection of wine, beer, juices and water at no charge (self service). They have finger sandwiches, fruit, veggies, sliced meats and cheese in the evening. I needed to get a real meal outside of the club, but appreciate the appetizers. One of the employees walks around spraying air freshener and they promptly clean after guests leave. Overall a clean club. Not as fancy and spacious as the Mexico City club but not as busy either. Wifi password provided at check-in. read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - Visually appealing - Airport Lounges Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Pretty decent and one of the better airport lounges at EZE. That said - it's hard for me not to compare, but the international lounges owned by American Express in Mexico City and New Delhi were leagues better with way more amenities (think of a la carte menu, sleeping lounge, and massage services). As such, this lounge does show its age in this day and age. For food, they only have cold cuts - no menu or heated food. It is all self-service. Think deli cuts, hummus, gazpacho, cereal, bread, and fruits. They've got a good selection of drinks including an industrial-grade Nespresso machine, beer, wine, juice, chocolate milk, and water (bottled up, so you can bring it on your flight). Overall - the lounge is clean and there's a decent amount of seating (although it still gets quite packed). read more

Seriously, what's to complain about? Have you been to Dulles or Newark lately? Not a bad club. No not luxurious but yes decent bevy and snack selection. Not overly crowded. We opted to go here over the Delta lounge next door. So go next door if you want to see worse. No problema! read more

American Express Centurion Lounge - Big screen with surround sound. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

There on 5/20/17; was not very busy Employees were very rude; not welcoming we left and went to admirals club - 100% better read more

As with most of the lounges at eze it's packed but unfortunately it looks and feels dated as well. Not a comfortable environment to wait for your flight. read more

This is the worst international premium lounge I have been in. The area is relatively small, there were not enough seats for the large number of people admitted, and people patrolled up and down the aisles looking frof an available seat. Children ran shouting throughout the lounge, seemingly unattended. There was not hot food. There were slices of ham and slices of tasteless cheese, along with peanuts and olives. The wines were located in a crowded niche, both difficult to identify and to access. The only glasses available were champagne glasses. Reds were located on the left, whites on the right. Bizarrely, between the two was a freezer with ice cream bars. Trying to find a glass and pour myself some wine was constantly disrupted by screaming kids and parents elbowing their way in for ice cream. There were stains on the carpets. The furniture was dirty. An empty bottle of chardonnay was ignored for over an hour. Nobody bothered to pick up used glasses, plates and napkins which accumulated throughout the evening, making the few tables there were, unusable. There were no English language newspapers or magazines. Only two Spanish language tabloids. The entire experience was dreadful. I would have been better off staying in the airport terminal proper where at least there were adequate seats and the chance to buy decent food and wine. Never again. read more