As we approached to check-in, we saw a queue and thought we wouldn't get access right away-turns…read moreout it was a 2 hour wait for those with passes so thankfully we got in right away. On a Sunday evening around 7, most seats were taken but we grabbed a couple of open lounge chairs. Classy lounge with hardwoods and a mix of modern and classic lounge chairs. Plenty of charging outlets. Empanadas, Mediterranean spread with hot and cold light fare. Self serve alcohol of all types including an ample selection of wine was available. Single person toilets were cleaned continuously. Service was friendly and tables were cleaned and food/drinks were replenished in a timely manner.

Flight was set for 3.50 AM! Super grateful for this lounge. They had very good food. Empanadas,…read morechicken in peanut sauce, and some decent dessert (alfajores!) and drink options.

This is by far the best lounge I have ever been in. There are couches you can sleep on in the…read morelounge. I definitely had fun here. The food was good and the wine was better. The service when checking in to the lounge was also great.

Free Wi-Fi Salad, pastas, paninis, soups, cheeses, meats,…read moreolives, anti pasta and really nice olive oil. Beer, wine, sparkling wine and harder stuff (free) Plenty of charging stations but a touch busy when I came. however was able to find a comfortable high top with easy access to the adult refreshments. :) Showers if you would need one. Generous computer Station ... but who's traveling without one?? Plenty of reading material. Overall, a great place to chill for 2 1/2 hours before a 9 hour flight. Hopefully, AA @ MIA gets it's act together and opens up the main Lounge. So far (with my very limited experience) Paris and Buenos Aires are doing it right. Not sure how much longer I'll keep this $ privilege but I'm glad I was able to experience it through several airports.

All in all, a decent lounge at the Buenos Aires airport. This lounge is next to Gate 23 in…read more"Terminal C", after getting through security and immigration checkpoints. I put "Terminal C" in quotes because terminals A, B, and C are all seamlessly connected, with 23 gates total between them. So if you're at Gate 1 in "Terminal A", you can walk 10-15 minutes to Gate 23. At the time of this writing, you can gain entry via Priority Pass and some sort of local American Express black card. There are American Express logos everywhere, so there's definitely a partnership here, but it's not officially a Centurion Lounge (that's about 7 gates down from this lounge, but it wasn't open when I was there, due to my absurdly early flight). Aside from providing a toaster oven for the sliced bread and an espresso machine, it's all cold foods when I was there, but it was 5am, and there was a menu posted with 3 hot dishes for probably later in the day. That said, it's still moderately upscale, with a nice quinoa salad, pickled eggplant, tomato+mozzarella salad, charcuterie, 5+ types of whole fruit, trail mix, a bowl of peanuts, you get the idea... It may not be a hearty meal, but you can still construct a meal out of it. It good enough to be the little sister of a Centurion Lounge and befits the Amex brand. Wifi was moderately fast and generally reliable for the couple of hours I was there. I also like that the lounge is open 24/7. There's a beautiful children's play area that I found rather lovely. It was a nice touch. It was also enclosed on all sides, a subtle touch, but that means kids can scream behind a sound barrier, lol. I didn't see a staffed bar, and I'm not much of an alcohol drinker, so I forgot to inspect what wine/beer options they had, alas. Bathrooms: Clean and spacious. Generally well done.

Really a wonderful lounge. Excellent selection of wines and warm dishes. Staff is also very…read morefriendly and welcoming. I always look forward to coming back here. United Lounges are really poor minus the expensive Polaris Lounge. Dr. Erick J. Mann, PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar

As a Priority Pass cardholder and flying on United back to the US I was able to access this lounge…read morerecently. I have been to other Priority Pass lounges and was fairly disappointed, however this one was a pleasant surprise. Located directly across from gate 9, this club is down the hall from the other lounges offered at this airport. Check-in was simple, I presented my PP card, boarding pass and (thankfully) the staff spoke perfect English to assist me. This lounge isn't the largest I have ever been to, but the decor is beautiful. You feel like you're in a cabin in the mountains, large leather chairs, faux cowhide ottomans, wood floors and a dimly lit atmosphere. Free Wi-Fi access, plenty of chargers and a nice variety of food/drink. On my recent visit there was a nice selection of Argentinian wines, standard liquor selection (vodka, jack daniels, tequila, gin, fernet) and a soda machine to make your own drinks or for the non-alcoholic options. Food included some veg options with salad, cous cous, chickpeas, whole wheat crackers, and even Oreos (for us vegan travelers that need to satisfy that sweet tooth). The staff was incredibly attentive, space was clean and the bathrooms have individual stalls giving some privacy to freshen up between flights. If you're a star alliance member or have a Priority pass I highly recommend stopping in this lounge while waiting on a flight at EZE.

This was our second time visiting the Centurion lounge in Buenos Aires. We were fortunate that it…read morewasn'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.

Not the best Centurion lounge, but definitely not the worst. Pro- no wait time, spacious, and…read moreseveral 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

It's clean and near our gate. Plenty of drink choices. Food at 19:00 is pretty basic and not…read moreexciting. The coffee is not the best. Comfy chairs and fast WiFi though. Have a good flight.

The VIP Lounge in the Buenos Aires Airport was pretty awesome, covering all of the necessary…read morelounge options: Alcohol, Food, Wifi, Ample Seating. Free Alcohol: A full serve yourself honor bar was a part of the buffet. There were ROWS of wine bottles- All Argentinian- and all the usual hard varieties. The Malbec came in handy after our 4 hour journey from the check in desk to the lounge. Fresh "Real" Food: Nice hot yellow rice with hot soup and fresh salad ingredients were ready for you! Pile it on in nice little ceramic bowls. SWEET TOOTH BONUS: Freshly made Argentinian Dulce de Leche cookies. Pile em high. Free Wifi: YES. Comfy seats: A nice Argentinian Gaucho touch, the sets were leather sling backs with wool fleece throw, and cowhide footstools. Pretty cool actually. It took us 4 hours to get here from check in, but if you are lucky, hopefully you will get to enjoy more than 20 minutes!

This lounge is AMAZING! In Terminal B (not terminal A where AA is actually flying). Take elevator…read moreacross gate 9. If you are coming from another transit flight it's literally right on the way out of the transit zone. Not very crowded, FREE excellent variety of food and FREE full bar with brand-name alcohol. This is 100 times better than what you'd get in the US. Come all and thank me later for telling you ;)

Not quite what I expect from an Admirals club - very loud and not much air-con. Food is typical…read morelounge fare. Nothing exotic. Overall feels a little worn. Power plugs all seem to be USB which is great, until you have to try 6 of them to find one that works and only if you hold the cable at a 37 degree angle from the table. Eh. Been in worse but there are a lot better.

In the course of an antarctic expedition cruise we flew in our out of EZE three times. It is a…read moredecent airport with plenty of restaurants and it generally flows well. My biggest problem with this airport was the temperature. It was hot and humid inside in the summer. A sweat a lot walking around and waiting in line. Also, be aware -- maybe not the airport's fault -- but Argentine law prohibits taking any liquids on a place even if purchased after security. I wish the airport could be more clear about his before they sell us lots of beverages that will be confiscated before boarding the plane.

We flew in and out of this airport multiple times. It is not that close to the city but thanfully…read morewe did not hit traffic and the airport was not crowded. It is an OK airport overall...the eating options are allright.

Took over 20 mins for waiter to come say hello or take order. And whatever i ate got me sick.read more

The only option for food. If you have to eat here I recommend the pancetta and cheese sandwich with…read moresome white wine. They brought the wrong wine out and are very overpriced, even for an airport.

The only good thing we got here was bread and fresh orange juice. Definitely don't order pesto…read moresouce or pizza rucola.