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This lounge is small, we were there late so it wasn't an issue, though it did get pretty crowded starting 10:30/11pm. Some basic alcohol for free else much of the alcohol had a price tag. Good selection of food, some juice, and they have Snapdragon ramen, which if I had known Eva no longer carries ramen, I would have snagged one for the plane ride.
This is a small lounge on the Priority Pass. I went while waiting for my late afternoon flight. The attendants were very courteous though they were not really on the floor all the time. Food options were not mind-blowing but ok. Buffet style. There was a Mediterranean Chicken braised dish available when I went. Some soup and the salad bar rounded out vegetarian options. I had cheese and chocolate mousse, as well as what I considered to be a great perk of this lounge-- vegetarian cup ramen! I also got the complementary white wine out of the several complementary alcohol options. They do have a full bar available for a fee, but I was already on my second wine of the day, so I did not need more. The bathrooms were spacious and I saw signs for a shower, though I didn't check as I was just waiting for my flight. I did want to print something and had come specifically because I heard they had a printer, but the computer was not working and no one was around for me to ask about it. My gold standard for airport lounges will always be the Sapphire at LGA, but this was quite a nice option.
Bartender was pleasant and gave us the closing warning to get last minute drinks and food from the buffet. If you have access it's nice to sit down, grab a bite, a drink, heck even a shower while you wait for your flight to board.
Went lounge hopping with my priority pass and stopped by Air France lounge, Turkish lounge and primeclass. Air France near gate 1 has the widest variety for food and dessert, Turkish lounge by gate 2-3 is good to grab some small water bottles to go (right by Air France lounge gate) and primeclass by gate 8/9 has ramen/instant noodles plus largest restroom space that's great if you have a luggage/carry on/bag with you! They also have really yummy cheesecake! Pretty empty on Sunday from noon to 3pm when I'm flying out.
We stopped by Primeclass before our flight to Taiwan. Was a really easy check in process with our Priority Pass. The lounge is beautiful, with modern interiors, nice bar area. It's very well maintained. Tables get cleaned super quick. There's free wifi. The lounge serves lots of good food. It also has quality snacks. Lots of sodas, coffee, tea and water available as well. We were here for an hour and half, throughly enjoyed our time.
Small-ish lounge with lots of food, snack and drink options. Came here around 330PM on a weekday (Wednesday) and there was a waitlist. It said it'd be about a 30 min wait which turned out to be pretty accurate (got in around 25 min). There's hot food (pasta, veggie, chicken) and lot of cold food options (salad, fruit, cheese, dessert). Also had variety of bread and snacks. Even had instant ramen! There's a bartender that has complimentary wine/beer as well as other liquor/cocktails for purchase.
There are a few Priority Pass lounges in Terminal 1 that you can choose from. We picked this one because the pictures looked the best and it had the best reviews. It was just okay. We stopped in at around 8 on a Thursday night and it wasn't full but I can see it getting crowded during busier hours. The food is very lackluster. There's a salad bar that has some pasta salad, veggies, cheeses, and some hot food. On this day, they had pasta, chicken, spring vegetables, and rice pilaf but all looked like they came from a frozen dinner. Good thing we brought our own food because none of it looked appetizing. They also had tomato basil soup, and broccoli cheddar, which was mediocre. The water from the filter tasted a bit off so we ended up just buying bottled water. Wish we stopped by a different lounge instead but as I always say, any lounge is better than no lounge.
I was impressed when I visited Primeclass Lounge for the first time. They opened a little on the later side (11 am) but it was worth the visit. The lounge was very modern and well kept. The food seemed more elevated and thoughtful than your run of the mill fare (creative salads and entree items like turkey meatballs). They also had packaged noodle soups like ramen and canned sodas and juices in the fridge. I didn't see a shower but they do have a full bar. This is one of the nicer lounges at this terminal.
I arrived at JFK about 3 hours prior to my boarding time. As such, I opted to use my priority pass benefit. When I looked to see what lounges were available at terminal 4 there were 3 options. The first option appears to be the best, but also noted that priority pass access is not available beyond 1:30 pm. Prineclass was the next option. It was easy to find based on the note in the app indicating that it is located at gate A2. As is typically for these lounges, there was a wait. There are small signs at the check in counter noting that you make get on the wait list. I really think it would be helpful to add the ability to add yourself to the wait list prior to your arrival. Seems like that would be something easy to offer and would make this process less staff dependent. The staff at the front appeared to be beyond agitated with guest not knowing that they had to add themselves to the wait list. If this can't be added to the app, maybe add a large sign at the door with instructions. The lounge is a decent size with mainly couch seating. There is a small food and drink area that offered sandwiches, salads, muffins and pastries and various drink options. The staff were not friendly and also seemed agitated. The area was also not clean. Additionally, I tried 4 USB plugs and none of them worked. Last, but not least, they don't have a restroom area. This is probably the worst lounge I have visited.
Pretty good lounge! Perks of Priority Pass - gets you and 2 guests in. We enjoyed it, a bit small but doable for free grub and drinks; until your long haul flight... My kids liked their hot breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage and toast. Fruits & salad bar was slim picking... (Centurion does it better). The biggest hit - their ramen noodles! Spicy, none and veggie - kids & adults approved. Service was friendly, warm welcome and no hassle... no complaint. They kept the areas clean despite all the kids running around... and making tiny messes around. Family friendly for sure but I can see some adult "annoyance" faces as well... lol I don't mind it, just put your headphones on. #theloungelife #yelplife #travellife
Great lounge at JFK to relax, eat, have a drink and take a shower while waiting for your flight. Service was great with plenty of food and drinks to choose from. Soft drinks, wines and certain cocktails drinks are included in the price.
Been to a better Primeclass lounge, but what can I say? It's New York. At least it's clean and the best thing was the instant noodles.
This place is ok, not great but gets its job done. While the other ones are not open and this one was the only one that was accepting priority pass guests. It was a bit busy but still able to find seats. The food was alright, good variety. Soft drinks and coffee are self service but the alcohol drinks will need to order from the bar. Each boarding pass gets 2 free drinks mostly just house wine. Bathroom is always busy have to wait in the line to get in.
1 year ago
20 days ago
The drink selection was decent, and there was a reasonable variety of food when we first arrived. However, the lounge closes at 9 PM, and by around 8 PM they had already run out of a lot of the food. Nothing new was brought out or replenished, which was pretty disappointing considering there was still an hour left before closing. The Wi-Fi was also not good and barely worked for us, which is a pretty big downside for an airport lounge where people may be trying to get some work done before a flight. My biggest question is: why does an international airport lounge at JFK close at 9 PM in the first place? There are plenty of late-night international departures, so the early closing time seems strange. And if you're going to stay open until 9, the food should at least be maintained until closer to closing. Overall, decent drinks and food options when they're actually available, but the poor Wi-Fi, lack of food replenishment, and early closing time definitely brought the experience down. read more
This lounge is at JFK Terminal 1 by gate 8. It's quite small actually. We were asked to join the waitlist online because the place was at capacity. It was nice inside. They kept it pretty clean even with the high volume of travelers. Only 3-4 bathrooms (shared) and 1 shower room. The food was not bad. Chicken was really flavorful. There were also salad, fruit, coffee & tea. Overall a great lounge. I would recommend it. read more
11 months ago
This lounge is small, we were there late so it wasn't an issue, though it did get pretty crowded starting 10:30/11pm. Some basic alcohol for free else much of the alcohol had a price tag. Good selection of food, some juice, and they have Snapdragon ramen, which if I had known Eva no longer carries ramen, I would have snagged one for the plane ride. read more
This is a small lounge on the Priority Pass. I went while waiting for my late afternoon flight. The attendants were very courteous though they were not really on the floor all the time. Food options were not mind-blowing but ok. Buffet style. There was a Mediterranean Chicken braised dish available when I went. Some soup and the salad bar rounded out vegetarian options. I had cheese and chocolate mousse, as well as what I considered to be a great perk of this lounge-- vegetarian cup ramen! I also got the complementary white wine out of the several complementary alcohol options. They do have a full bar available for a fee, but I was already on my second wine of the day, so I did not need more. The bathrooms were spacious and I saw signs for a shower, though I didn't check as I was just waiting for my flight. I did want to print something and had come specifically because I heard they had a printer, but the computer was not working and no one was around for me to ask about it. My gold standard for airport lounges will always be the Sapphire at LGA, but this was quite a nice option. read more
Bartender was pleasant and gave us the closing warning to get last minute drinks and food from the buffet. If you have access it's nice to sit down, grab a bite, a drink, heck even a shower while you wait for your flight to board. read more
Went lounge hopping with my priority pass and stopped by Air France lounge, Turkish lounge and primeclass. Air France near gate 1 has the widest variety for food and dessert, Turkish lounge by gate 2-3 is good to grab some small water bottles to go (right by Air France lounge gate) and primeclass by gate 8/9 has ramen/instant noodles plus largest restroom space that's great if you have a luggage/carry on/bag with you! They also have really yummy cheesecake! Pretty empty on Sunday from noon to 3pm when I'm flying out. read more
2 years ago
We stopped by Primeclass before our flight to Taiwan. Was a really easy check in process with our Priority Pass. The lounge is beautiful, with modern interiors, nice bar area. It's very well maintained. Tables get cleaned super quick. There's free wifi. The lounge serves lots of good food. It also has quality snacks. Lots of sodas, coffee, tea and water available as well. We were here for an hour and half, throughly enjoyed our time. read more
Small-ish lounge with lots of food, snack and drink options. Came here around 330PM on a weekday (Wednesday) and there was a waitlist. It said it'd be about a 30 min wait which turned out to be pretty accurate (got in around 25 min). There's hot food (pasta, veggie, chicken) and lot of cold food options (salad, fruit, cheese, dessert). Also had variety of bread and snacks. Even had instant ramen! There's a bartender that has complimentary wine/beer as well as other liquor/cocktails for purchase. read more
There are a few Priority Pass lounges in Terminal 1 that you can choose from. We picked this one because the pictures looked the best and it had the best reviews. It was just okay. We stopped in at around 8 on a Thursday night and it wasn't full but I can see it getting crowded during busier hours. The food is very lackluster. There's a salad bar that has some pasta salad, veggies, cheeses, and some hot food. On this day, they had pasta, chicken, spring vegetables, and rice pilaf but all looked like they came from a frozen dinner. Good thing we brought our own food because none of it looked appetizing. They also had tomato basil soup, and broccoli cheddar, which was mediocre. The water from the filter tasted a bit off so we ended up just buying bottled water. Wish we stopped by a different lounge instead but as I always say, any lounge is better than no lounge. read more
I was impressed when I visited Primeclass Lounge for the first time. They opened a little on the later side (11 am) but it was worth the visit. The lounge was very modern and well kept. The food seemed more elevated and thoughtful than your run of the mill fare (creative salads and entree items like turkey meatballs). They also had packaged noodle soups like ramen and canned sodas and juices in the fridge. I didn't see a shower but they do have a full bar. This is one of the nicer lounges at this terminal. read more
3 years ago
I arrived at JFK about 3 hours prior to my boarding time. As such, I opted to use my priority pass benefit. When I looked to see what lounges were available at terminal 4 there were 3 options. The first option appears to be the best, but also noted that priority pass access is not available beyond 1:30 pm. Prineclass was the next option. It was easy to find based on the note in the app indicating that it is located at gate A2. As is typically for these lounges, there was a wait. There are small signs at the check in counter noting that you make get on the wait list. I really think it would be helpful to add the ability to add yourself to the wait list prior to your arrival. Seems like that would be something easy to offer and would make this process less staff dependent. The staff at the front appeared to be beyond agitated with guest not knowing that they had to add themselves to the wait list. If this can't be added to the app, maybe add a large sign at the door with instructions. The lounge is a decent size with mainly couch seating. There is a small food and drink area that offered sandwiches, salads, muffins and pastries and various drink options. The staff were not friendly and also seemed agitated. The area was also not clean. Additionally, I tried 4 USB plugs and none of them worked. Last, but not least, they don't have a restroom area. This is probably the worst lounge I have visited. read more
Pretty good lounge! Perks of Priority Pass - gets you and 2 guests in. We enjoyed it, a bit small but doable for free grub and drinks; until your long haul flight... My kids liked their hot breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage and toast. Fruits & salad bar was slim picking... (Centurion does it better). The biggest hit - their ramen noodles! Spicy, none and veggie - kids & adults approved. Service was friendly, warm welcome and no hassle... no complaint. They kept the areas clean despite all the kids running around... and making tiny messes around. Family friendly for sure but I can see some adult "annoyance" faces as well... lol I don't mind it, just put your headphones on. #theloungelife #yelplife #travellife read more
Great lounge at JFK to relax, eat, have a drink and take a shower while waiting for your flight. Service was great with plenty of food and drinks to choose from. Soft drinks, wines and certain cocktails drinks are included in the price. read more
2 years ago
This place is ok, not great but gets its job done. While the other ones are not open and this one was the only one that was accepting priority pass guests. It was a bit busy but still able to find seats. The food was alright, good variety. Soft drinks and coffee are self service but the alcohol drinks will need to order from the bar. Each boarding pass gets 2 free drinks mostly just house wine. Bathroom is always busy have to wait in the line to get in. read more
4 years ago
Since my flight got canceled yesterday I get to try another lounge that takes priority pass which was not too far from the india airline one. It's called prime class lounge at terminal 4 inside of JFK airport .I would give it 3.5 since I couldn't do that so i rounded up to 4. I want to focus on 3 areas which they are service , food and cleanliness. First off, Service , the service there was impeccable . The plates never go empty or if it did which it happened to one of the items it was restocked within 5 mins . I always see 2-3 staffs there walking around restocking and maintaining the food supply. Next I want to get into food. The choices of food here is definitely better and healthier in my opinion. I give this lounge the benefit of the doubt because 3 out of 5 plates were completely empty for at least 40 mins while we were there so we didn't even know what they were. This lounge has a salads , 3 different wraps ( turkey , ham and pastrami) which they all were delicious. And the alcoholic Choices were amazing as they have bottled wines (red, white and rose). After talking about food let's dive into the atmosphere , this place is very spacious and cozy. It has a very modern design and very clean as well. Definitely will he back the next time I fly again out of JFK . Just a quick note , when they reach capacity they will not take any more priority pass until a certain time. And if they reached capacity just ask if u are allowed to get food and go eat it somewhere else because when we asked they said ok . read more
I dropped by this place recently during my layover. It was a small but cozy lounge. The staff was very friendly. The food there unfortunately was just average. There was scrambled eggs, green beans, wheat and white pita, bread, small salad bar, veggie and Turkey wraps, cinnamon buns, cheesecake bites, and muffins. Half of the hot serving containers didn't even have food in it. Disappointed.. The washrooms were big but the automatic faucet inside didn't even work. read more
3 years ago
Second time here! And this time its no good! The wait time is 1 hour to get in! Plus they dont want us to pick food and not stay! How this even call a lounge? Nobody checks people on how long they stay there!! So sad that this is the only lounge till midnight at terminal 4! The front desk guy is rude too does not even look at you and just point at the barcode for waitlist! read more
3 years ago
I called before flying to confirm that they accepted priority pass. They do... kinda. Having your membership number isn't adequate, having an email card doesn't count. It has to be the physical Priority Pass card. Of course you can pay the 59 dollars and walk in. And no, priority partner doesn't have a downloadable card. After calling Priority Partners I learned that a virtual QR from the website will work. So I did get to enter. Lounge was empty. Nicely decorated. Plugs available at the bar, not by the couches, walls or seats. read more
Solid priority pass lounge! Space is cleaned regularly with very attentive staff. Food consists of a big fridge with free beer and wine, and sodas off to the side. Food is cold sandwiches, wraps, and salads which were good. Not a lot of windows but I was very satisfied with my experience. read more
It's my first time in this lounge. It's either I'm hungry or they just have ample and good selections of food. They allow 2 alcoholic drinks. I had the sangiovese that's acceptable to my palate. I had the meatballs with fresh pineapple and quinoa. They were delish! Cappuccino was aromatic! I'm glad I stopped by here. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
Really great lounge and food options! Very clean and aesthetically pleasing. However, no free drinks like the Club at ATL lounge at the Hartsfield Jackson International airport. Nonetheless, definitely recommend checking this lounge if if you are flying though JFK! read more
4 years ago
Pretty nasty in here. Many outlets don't work and seats are filthy. Staff is quite friendly and nice and they do have showers. But still.... Also- you gotta pay for drinks. read more
4 years ago
Had a layover on our way to Morocco. Nice lounge with a limited food selection. Self serve bar for beer, wine , and liquor. Beats sitting in the boarding area. read more
Quiet gem is hidden in terminal 1, past security, at the gates 8 and 9, downstairs. It is part of Priority pass network. Super quiet (cannot hear announcements, so keep track of time!), comfortable & spacious, this lounge offers hot & cold buffet, soft drinks & beer, and bar that opens at 2pm. Wine, whiskey, gin & mixed drinks are available, with first 2 drinks on the house for members. Bathroom & showers are very modern & clean. Free WiFi. read more
3 years ago
Really enjoyed our stay at this lounge. It was very clean, courteous and friendly staff and the food was great too! Would highly recommend to get away from the mad dash of the airport to a comfortable, well managed, peaceful lounge experience. read more
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500 Terminal Dr
Terminal 1
Jfk International Airport
Jamaica, NY 11430
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