Good experience at this lounge . Did the pre check in to get on the wait list to secure a spot when…read moreI arrived. Food is the typical healthy selection of vegetables, soups, 2 different chicken dishes, mashed potatoes, and other various items. Of course the bar selections were solid , I enjoyed two different hand crafted cocktails. Centurion bar tenders know what they are doing. No complaints there. My favorite item here was the coffee flavored gelato with a variety of toppings for me to add. I definitely have a sweet tooth so I enjoyed this. Just dont stay too long as LAX is a big airport or you'll be running to catch your flight!

Believe the negative reviews, this place is a joke. The food is borderline inedible, the coffee is…read moreterrible, and anything they consider "top shelf" alcohol is locked behind a Centurion (Black) card. The layout is cramped and awkward, and the staff aren't particularly friendly or helpful. If this is the standard for the Centurion Lounge LAX, it's honestly disappointing. I regret ever expecting more from it. Overall, a huge letdown, skip it.

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!

Wow! I'm now officially broken - there will never be an airport lounge that compares to the Delta…read moreOne Lounge at LAX. If you are arriving internationally, be prepared for a long walk, but then everything is a long walk at LAX. (And don't believe them when they tell you that gate 26 is a 5 minute walk) Upon entering the serene space, we were warmly welcomed and shown to a table. This isn't the overpacked lounge with scroungy looking fruit and cups of yoplait. No, you order from a menu. I wish I'd had time to really peruse the menu - due to delays, our 3 hour layover was reduced to less than an hour. Because of time constraints, we both ordered a breakfast croissant. Perfectly scrambled eggs, thick crispy bacon, cheddar and avacado all nestled in a large, fresh croissant. Delicious. As it was breakfast time, a lovely display of morning baked goods, both sweet and savory, were displayed for your choosing. There are small bags if you are just running through. We tried a jam bar and a palmier - both were also delicious. Mimosas were freely flowing and the bar was open. Cappuccinos, lattes, flat whites and even plain old regular black coffee is available. Just ask. There is an outdoor seating area that I would have loved to have had time to sit and enjoy. You have to check out the bathrooms - my husband was oddly excited about the individual stalls. I'm now sitting in a Sky Club in Atlanta. I'd normally be happy as could be, but now it's a bit of a let down. It's time to just shake off the fairyland of flying Delta One and come back to my Southwest Airlines basic fare lifestyle. I'm just going to sit here and stay on my private little isle a few minutes longer ...

This area had all the amenities for a business class lounge. The food, bar, viewing/media room,…read moreand bathroom facilities, including shower suites, were a nice change from the airport's boarding area. The food options were plentiful, including a noodle bar. The area was spacious and clean.

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

I am lucky enough to experience a few different lounges, hands down Alaska is the best with food…read moreincluding the choices. the staff is always more pleasant which I equate to job satisfaction. food choices this morning for breakfast included all the basics+ chiliquallies+ biscuits and gravy + a sausage + eggs = WOW some of the other airline lounges have the same one choice only for MONTHS on end. kudos to the chefs at Alaska

Friendly, thoughtful, warm customer service…read more Clean, open environment with several seating options. Excellent selection of food offerings. Beverages include, coffee, tea, soda & full bar.

Terminal 4 has been a construction disaster for quite some time now. Any lounge is probably better…read morethan no lounge. So that's a baseline positive. But apart from the seating opportunity in the quiet, I was underwhelmed by the food options where the competitors are many horse-lenghts ahead. PS: I hope that the AA Flagship club will be better, tbd in January.

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.

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!

This is my absolute favorite airport lounge!!! So many amenities! Easy to check in. It has an…read moreindoor and outdoor section. Comfortable seating, lots of outlets, private area to do business, big screen TV's, delicious food with lots of options..,soup, salad, desserts, sandwiches, wraps, iced coffee bar, soda, coffee bar. Always clean and great service. And the BEST view to watch the planes.

Amazing Sky Lounge…read more I'm so glad I'm a member because this is one of the most amazing airport lounges I've been to before. I hope to come back! Amazing service, azing showers, great food choices. Sorry I don't have pictures I was afraid to miss my flight.

Can't beat the view and weather! Beautiful view of West LA and a distant Hollywood Sign. And…read moredon't forget the standard airplane traffic :-) Great outdoor, covered patio bar at the Delta Sky Club. Standard food but that's not what you come here for. Nice, helpful bartenders too.

Excellent lounge on the 2nd floor. You check in downstairs near Gate 43 in Terminal 4, and you're…read moregiven a 'pass' to take upstairs. The lounge is big and quiet. It wasn't very busy when I was there. Service was friendly and efficient. Unfortunately because of the sun, they had the blinds down and so there were no views of the tarmac or planes. Also there's no outdoor space unlike the Delta or Star Alliance lounges. Good wifi. The drink selection was very good with lots of choices of decent wine, beer, Scotch, tequila, gin, Bourbon and vodka - all self-serve. The food was a pleasant surprise with a selection of fresh sushi included! Overall it was a good experience.

I had high expectations for the LAX Admirals Club Flagship Lounge, especially given that the daily…read morepass costs double the standard Admirals Club and is marketed as being "better than the Centurion Lounge," with chef-inspired food, a more elevated atmosphere, and fewer crowds. In one word: disappointed. THE FOOD: While there were more options than a typical lounge, quantity didn't make up for quality. The food simply didn't compare to the Centurion Lounge in taste or execution. Even more surprising, several items ran out and sat empty for a while before staff noticed or replenished them. THE SERVICE: This was a mixed bag. On the positive side, when I asked about a specific item being restocked, the manager personally brought out a fresh plate of my favorite dish, which was appreciated. That said, the overall attentiveness felt inconsistent (see below). THE AMBIANCE: It's definitely more private and feels a bit more "exclusive"... but not necessarily more comfortable. The main seating area was extremely warm. When I asked about it, I was told it was due to the sun pouring in through the large windows. Unfortunately, that didn't make the experience any less uncomfortable--I was genuinely miserable trying to relax before my flight. Bottom line: For the premium price, I expected a noticeably elevated experience across the board. Instead, it felt like a modest upgrade in space, but a downgrade in comfort and food quality. Not worth the hype or the cost.

Another solid visit to this Admiral Club before heading off to Napa for a wedding and my girls…read morebirthday! The food here is always very fresh - and that is much appreciated. They keep a close eye on the rotation. The service was friendly and professional, with someone coming by after 30 minutes to clear our plates. The ambiance was super lovely. I love looking out at the planes taking off while sipping a Coke Zero. The Coke Zero here was top 10 I have ever had. Perfectly carbonated. Cheers.

This is a very nice Admiral's Lounge in terminal 4 of LAX. I was impressed walking in and seeing…read morehow clean and organized it was. The nice touch was the made to order guacamole station at the end of the bar tonight. So fresh! It was a Mastercard promotion and it was very nice. Manuel the bartender was very personable and fast. I felt welcome the minute I walked up to the bar. The Chardonnay is complimentary and it was very nice. I decided to purchase a Sauvignon blanc as it was not on the club menu. It was dry and crisp. The snacks are very good, the cauliflower rice was delicious. I also appreciated the variety of cheeses and flat bread. Plenty of seating and outlets to charge your devices. Thank you!

Thus United Club located at Terminal 7 is way better in every way compared to the United Club at…read morethe SFO international terminal. Unbelievable in a very good way. The lounge was huge with lots of seatings. I felt the area was bigger than the one at Tom Bradley International. I did not eat anything, just took a cup of cream soda coke. Saw many others enjoying the food, seemed to have a good variety as well. Staff was good, went around and collected used dishes. This is what a great lounge should be. Hence, United should definitely revamp the lounge at the international terminal at SFO which felt old and dingy with a food selection that no acceptable lounge should have.

Gayle and I were recently in the United Polaris club heading to Australia, and in the nearby United…read moreClub coming back. That's what happens when our incoming flight was Business Class and our connection was Premium Economy (plus Gayle's higher frequent flyer status). I found the United Club to be quite good and almost at par with the supposedly superior Polaris Lounge. Food, drink, comfort, reasonable crowds, and the lack of screaming toddlers were all good. And after a long flight from down under, we really appreciated the downtime in a relatively relaxing and quiet setting.