I have been to lounges all over the world, and the Amex Centurion Lounge at DIA has by far been one of my best experiences. Was here long enough for both breakfast and lunch service and all the food was fresh tasting and in plentiful supply. The place was busy; but not too loud and there was plentiful seating. read more

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Needs a facelift. Food was weak and I highly doubt it's being refreshed at food safety intervals. Smells like cleaning products and human excrements. Several machines like espresso and ice cream were out of commission. Crowded. The vegan option was fried tofu, which seems odd considering the plant-based clientele skew healthier. Not worth the detour. read more

Nice lounge at Denver International. Rather wait for flight here than at hotel or downstairs at terminal. Nice check-in staff. Full breakfast buffet, omelettes made to order, lox platters, full bar. Very clean dining room but not much room for your bags. Very clean restrooms. Huge staff constantly cleaning tables. Very relaxing. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I always love a good Amex lounge hang, but the layout at the Denver airport isn't my favorite. Located above the C Terminal, this lounge overlooks the main concourse area and the runway. The layout is in the shape of a "U" with the main bar in the middle and the buffet dining area on one side and the lounge area on the other. I did notice a second smaller bar being built in the lounge area, but it was under construction during my visit. The staff here is always super friendly and very attentive, always making sure the lounge is neat and tidy. The food here was also lacking a lot of flavor. I had to add salt and/or hot sauce to almost everything. To be honest, the food at the last few Amex lounges I've visited have been severely lacking in flavor and creativity. The shining light was the create your own mac n cheese station. I added jalapeno's, mushrooms, and roasted chicken to mine and it was delightful. I will always hit up a Amex when available, but let's hope they step up their food game soon! read more

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It's so crowded with children screaming and being annoying. A waiting period before. I might as well go to a regular restaurant.

My experience is the reason I will be calling and cancelling my Platinum card. Horrible. I was cursed at by the staff as I was trying to figure out where to check in. Never experienced something like to us before, but makes sense after seeing it has 3 stars. They don't deserve one. L'ake or something to that affect was the employee who cursed at me and my guest and Elizabeth nor Lucile were able to assist in any way. I cannot wait to cancel this card and pay cash to go to a real lounge where people are treated properly. If you pay a premium, you expect the experience to follow. They missed at every opportunity. read more

This Centurion lounge is on the smaller side compared to others I've been to, but it's very easy to get to no matter which terminal you land at, as long as your layover is long enough. We had 3 hours and change in between flights and made the most of our time there. Despite the size and relatively crowded state we found seats easy and didn't have to wait for food, coffee, or the bar. We were there for breakfast and the buffet choices were pretty good; even though the eggs were clearly from a bag (or some other alternative egg state that does not include fresh cracked) that was easily solved by topping them with a generous ladle of the pork green chili. Early AM doesn't have a full bar but I was very fine with Prosecco and a screwdriver. There are showers (just two) and some smaller pod-like spaces to get a little privacy, and there were a few areas set up with plenty of charging (just not where we were) so it would be easy to get work done. Overall - easy to access, decent food, and comfortable seats. Worth going to on the house with a quick swipe of platinum. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Was not too crowded at 8am on a We'd... which was a pleasant surprise. There was a continental breakfast with scrambled eggs, potatoes, oatmeal's, fruits. I didn't get to get something from the omelette station this round since I had also gone to the VentureX lounge earlier. But I think it's great!! It's a wraparound lounge and lots of seating. read more

The Centurion Lounge at DEN is tucked away toward the end of the C terminal, by gate 48. Take all the conveyor belts down until you see the big green wall looming overhead. I actually got on the waitlist before going into security but it takes so long from security (Clear+PreCheck) through the shuttle train that by the time I got to check-in my code was expired. Thankfully they weren't throttling the incoming, although it was quite busy when I arrived on a Sunday morning at 10:30 am. Caught the tail end of breakfast and got to see the local specialty Live Omelette Action Station. There's a secondary buffet off to the side with delicious piles of smoked salmon. When I was done eating I wanted to move to one of the cushier lounge chairs but it was tough to find an available seat. Lunch was served shortly thereafter and the transition from breakfast to lunch was gradual so that nobody was deprived of their meal of choice. Lunch featured items like slices of Pork Tenderloin and Shrimp swimming in lobster oil sauce. It was all quite delicious. And the bar was well appointed although the queue was done a bit inefficiently for a fairly cramped space (I really should have tried the secondary bar). So all in all it it's quite crowded but decently stocked. Is it worth going to when your flight isn't in the same terminal? I'd say yes, if you don't have a better option. read more

Nothing over the top special about this club, the fact that I had to get on the waitlist and go over to terminal D made it less desirable. But it was so crowded it not a special place to relax. Good good yes, good bar yes just so not the place to relax before a flight and nothing luxurious about it read more

I've been here multiple times. It's located near gate C46. There is always a line at the bottom of the escalator so as soon as you can, rsvp on the AMEX app. Once inside, everyone is friendly and hard working. It is U-shaped with plenty of tables and chairs, and outlets of course. For breakfast, there is usually an omelette station. And then there's the main buffet line. Food is always good and the line does go quickly. Today they made a very good pork, bbq chicken wings, build your own Cobb salad station. In previous visits they have had a gelato station. Bathrooms are always clean. The bartenders are very nice and friendly. It's a great place to relax and enjoy some goodies while waiting for your next flight! read more

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Okay so at first glance I thought I was going to be disappointed because the lounge definitely doesn't look from the outside as anything special. I was wrong wrong wrong! Let's start with the food- breakfast was a full omelet station with pastries ranging from croissants to muffins to donuts. There was also hash browns and fruits overall a great spread. Everyone was super nice and for limited seating the place was super clean. The best part- the entire drink menu was all included. No upgrade BS! Such a great wine selection and awesome pours. My husband was really impressed with their local Denver based bourbon. Amazing lounge ! Can't wait to come back next time I'm passing through Denver read more

The Centurion Lounge - Amazing pour of a delicious Cabernet ! - Airport Lounges Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Probably the smallest AMEX Centurion Lounge that I've been to. London comes to mind as the next smallest. I was just there last Tuesday afternoon on a same day business travel from NYC and back. Located in Concourse C, I was still able to access the lounge even if I was flying Delta in Concourse A, thanks to Denver airport's efficient train system. Easy to enter around 3pm but it was pretty crowded past 4pm. Hard to find a table due to the smaller space. Food had a couple buffet options but honestly nothing stood out as very appetizing. I did appreciate the live action counter, didn't really see any chef but there were beef gyro slices with a pita bread and an equivalent vegetarian option. Went well with some hummus options. I had a glass of prosecco from the bar but if you want soda you'll need to ask from the other bar. I guess it's their way of controling the beverages. Pretty cozy lounge but just wish that food had more delicious variety and had some inspired pastries or desserts. They only had sugar cookies so skipped that. Lots of attentive staff though which was pretty nice. Overall, it was not bad, but honestly not also a wow experience for the supposedly premium and luxurious experience intended for AMEX Platinum & Centurion cardholders. Hope to visit again and see an overall inspired and premium vibe. read more

this lounge is okay, with the annual fees and the online hospitality that AMEX has it leads you to believe all of the lounges would be the same. This lounge specifically the men that circle the lounge are so incredibly rude and racist, I had a 4 hour layover and I was just sitting watching something on my iPad waiting and one of the workers came over, in such an incredibly rude and loud tone he told me to move me feet away from the furniture...mkay?? As I look around and see every non poc with shoes on the couches , tables etc. disappointed to say the least. The food is very mediocre as well, this is essentially a hotel lobby with the free breakfast buffet. read more

I don't drink... so take that into consideration. Cold bland food. Crowded. People elbow to elbow taking business zoom calls yelling at their laptops. Cripplingly depressing. I'm going to McDonald's read more

Unresponsive Management and Inconsistent Policy Enforcement Despite complying with Amex contractual terms by presenting government-issued ID (Homeland Security-issued Global Entry/Pre-TSA), my Amex Platinum Card, and a valid boarding pass--all of which granted me access to the lounge--the bartender arbitrarily demanded different identification than the federally issued ID that had already been accepted at entry. This inconsistent policy enforcement prompted me to request intervention from managers Elizabeth and Lucille. Neither manager responded to the request, nor were any employees available who could competently address the conflicting policy requirements. This experience reflects poor customer service standards at this lounge. read more

The Centurion Lounge overlooks the terminal, and looking up it looked to be not too busy, so we made our way there to kill a few hours before our flight. Unfortunately, they section off the seating overlooking the terminal, giving off the illusion that the lounge isn't busy. In reality it was absolutely mobbed. We did two laps around the space looking for any kind of open seats before realizing we were better off down in the main terminal. The bathrooms were tidy, but unfortunately we weren't able to take advantage of any of the other amenities! read more

This place is so awesome I enjoy coming here when in Denver The customer service is so great The seating is so nice The bar is great and cool spot to hangout before flight I This is a must spot in Denver read more

Just wanted to update that they use L'Occitane in the women's bathroom. The scent is wonderful.

I stopped in the lounge while flying out of Denver and had a decent experience. There was a little wait to enter the lounge and I'm grateful that Amex has started the virtual queue process. This lounge is probably the smallest I have ever been in but was easy to maneuver and I was able to get a seat quickly. It also has really nice decor consistent with other Amex lounges. The line for the bar is in a weird spot and it got pretty crowded there if more than 3 people were waiting for drinks. The bar tender was super nice and made up for the awkward wait with friendly service. The food from the buffet was fresh and flavorful. read more

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The process to get in was absurd- we got all the way upstairs and almost didn't get in because we hadn't had a seat assigned to us yet. I don't see how that relates to using the lounge but I digress- a minimal selection of drinks, the place was full and noisy, and the food was just ok. read more

Long line and with a waiting list. So disappointing. You pay a huge credit card fee and don't get in. The lounge was built way too small this airport. read more

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I've had the best soup probably in my life here. It's the red pepper with Gouda. Dear JC bless whoever made this treat. I also had the shrimp. Chefs kiss read more

The centurion lounge never disappoints. The buffet table is filled with delicious restaurant quality food, and often times they have a cooked to order table available where you customize a meal and someone serves you. The bar is also completely free, unlike the delta lounge you can order cocktails for $0. We usually just get bubbly there but I have on occasion enjoyed a yummy cocktail. It's always clean, plenty of chargers available at the super comfortable seats. The staff are very accommodating and friendly, it's always a wonderful experience. read more

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My gf is AMEX Platinum cardholder paid me to be guest ($50). We were enjoying the lounge -- food and drinks were great -- but things took a turn when we accidentally walked near the front desk looking for the bathrooms. Even though we had already checked in, an employee claimed she didn't remember us. While I was in the bathroom, another staff member confronted me and accused me of sneaking in. Super uncomfortable and unnecessary -- we had paid and followed all the rules. (Look out for the older Asian Lady who checks you and doesn't give off warm welcoming vibes. Also the African American lady who like above embarrassed us) I love AMEX lounges, but being publicly questioned and embarrassed like that was the last thing I expected. Definitely not the level of service I've come to expect from AMEX. The good news is that we called AMEX and were able to get refunded for the 50.00 entrance fee. However still embarrassing. read more

Maybe I just came at the wrong time, but I found the lounge to be quite crowded and food to be just okay. It must have been the end of breakfast, because there wasn't a whole lot of selection. That said, the sausage and eggs were pretty tasty. No Diet Coke, only Coke Zero. No desserts. Very little fruit. People who work there are very friendly and nice. I was on the wait list, and my time came available quite fast, but I was already in another terminal and couldn't make it back in the ten minutes they allow. So I added myself to the wait list again when I was closer and it took about twenty minutes to clear me for entry. I had three hours of "airport appreciation" so there was plenty of time to enjoy the lounge. It's competitive out there when it comes to finding a table, so grab one when you see one. Especially tricky if you're traveling by yourself. I am always a little leery of leaving my bags unattended in a packed lounge when I get up to get food or something. Bar area was beyond busy, but I didn't try any of their drinks or cocktails. I'll probably come back and give it another go next time I find myself in Denver. read more

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The Centurian Lounge Denver is located on the 2nd floor of terminal C next to gates C46-47. The check in during my visit was a little longer due to high usage. The staff at the front were friendly and helpful. During check in I was handed a card with the wifi password and a QR code for feedback. They have a pool table and shuffle board in addition to two bars and food stations. I was here for breakfast during this visit and liked the omelet station that was made to order. This location was crowded and the bar and staff were doing a fantastic job tending to customers. Note: Two showers are available and can be reserved at the front. read more

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Great food. Helpful workers. We had a layover so we had time to enjoy the lounge. Had a tasty tropical juice drink in the morning.

This Centurian Lounge sucks. Sooooo overcrowded. Does everyone in here pay $900 a year for the card? If they don't, they need to get out! No more guests, it's annoying. Or if you bring in a guest AmEx should charge them! Adults only lounge too please. Or expand! No kids running around wild. This isn't Disney. It's getting so ridiculous that all of them are getting way too overcrowded! Food is just okay. They have a Mac and cheese counter where they make it fresh but it's just okay. Not cheesy enough. Only thing I liked was the corn chowder soup. Bartender was rude about my id. I think he saw panic in my face because my drivers license was supposed to be on top of another ID but it wasn't there so I had to go back to where I checked in to see that I left my drivers license there. That was what the panic on my face was for. Not because he asked for my id. He said the other one would be fine but I gave him my passport instead. He mentioned all ids I have were suspicious but that's none of his business. Nothing illegal but I have ids for multiple different jobs because nowadays you need more than one job! Most of them are JOB IDs! That's not gonna be legit at all bar! DA! Other than that, none of his business. Rude. Hello! I'm freaking old okay?! Cranky ol' bartenders! When I asked for a second wine (I had only had one) they said it had been less than 15 minutes and I would need to wait. It had been 15 minutes or more because I ate a whole dinner plate in between! It seemed sexist because if I had been a man in a business suit they wouldn't have even questioned. So way to make a female solo traveler feel welcomed. Being shooed away. They really had something against me. So I waited 15 MORE minutes and got my second glass of wine and only had 2 total because then I had to run to my gate! All the way in A! Plus by the time I went to get a second glass there was a LONG line now because the other mini bar closed. They should have just served me the first time. Ridiculous. I wasn't the only one who thought they were grumpy. The lady behind me said they were too! Picture of them attached. Ambiance horrible because it's way too many people! read more

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In case you happen to be at Terminal C waiting for your flight and you have access to the Amex lounge, this should definitely be on your list. Walk-in past gate 46 and up the escalator leading to the lounge entrance. Once the details( lounge buddy pass, boarding pass and identity ) are verified you can walk into the bar on your right or food station on your left. Finding a place to sit during "very busy" hours can be a bit tough but there is constant motion of entry and exit and there's always a spot that one can grab. Happened to be lunch time when I walked in and the food was good. The kale salad definitely was good along with the chickpea and lentil soup. The Brussels sprouts were absolutely stellar. Definitely give them a try!!! read more

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We were lucky to enjoy this lounge twice to and from our destination, one for breakfast and another for lunch. Service could be better . There was only one person that checked us in that seemed to enjoy and appreciate her customers. There was a younger female who didn't say anything and an older gentleman that gave a snarky reply to our question. We pay just as much as everyone else here sir. The area is always super packed. If you find a seat, grab it! The food is the best part. Their pasta was bland, but their protein was flavorful. All in all, our experience was ok. For the amount we pay for the card, we'd still visit. read more

Huge space; very efficient; a reasonable sized assortment of good to excellent food (from the comparison of airport lounges); exceptionally trained staff; lots of seating; and a lot of charging ports. And you don't have to go out, in, out, and in through security if you're transferring and flying out of a different concourse! Denver Airport has a tram that goes between concourses without the need for security egress and ingress. The bad: no privacy (based on the layout); potential over congestion; lots of under-utilized spaces (eg 1 or 2 people taking a table for 4 to 6; and a lack of small party seating); and the drinks (non-alcoholic) are not to the par of several other Centurion lounges. That AmEx trained their staff and prepared such a setting to handle so many guests so rapidly, efficiently, and without issue, is impressive. Remedy of the mentioned issues woule go a long way. Additionally, there were some options I had not seen at other AmEx lounges such as a pre-prepared iced chai latte on tap. Handy for those on the go. Definitely the best place to lounge and recharge at DEN. read more

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This is one of the best centurion lounges! They have a great layout with a bar area, buffet area and various sections to hang out. Very unique compared to other centurion lounges. Food is the best part, Italian themed. They have a live cooking station where they were making truffle cream gnocchi which was delicious! They also had focaccia goat cheese bruschetta, chicken, veg medley, rigatoni, roasted red pepper soup, dinner rolls and great salad bar. They had 3 different desserts which were delicious. Bar has a nice selection of cocktails and wine. Staff is very hardworking and pleasant. read more

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I need to give credit where credit is due Food was delicious Meat or vegetables had enough seasonings read more

There's free food but there's also hair in the food. Not it didn't fall from my head, not it wasn't from someone in passing. There was a long, light brown/blonde hair in the pasta today. To make matters worse, the drinks are mid at best. A 25 minute wait for an overcrowded lounge with food that is contaminated is wild. read more

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This Centurion Lounge is located at gate C at the Denver Airport. Being that my husband and I had a long lay over in Dallas last month (delayed layover actually... making a visit to this airport even longer...), we knew we would have plenty of time to stop by the lounge. With my husband's credit card, he is granted free access to this lounge. Guest pass is $50 each or are complementary if the credit card holder spends $75,000 in one calendar year. Being that this was on a Saturday afternoon, I really thought we would be in a long line to get in. Surprisingly there was no line when we took the escalator up to the lounge. Not that I have gone to a lot of airport lounges, but this one is definitely the nicest. This lounge is quite spacious and the food choices are just excellent. On our visit, I had 2 different types of green salads, a chicken pasta, assorted cooked vegetables, potato and a little chili (we actually skipped lunch and had a very early breakfast so we were hungry). Employees were friendly and also great at clearing plates, utensils and glassware. My husband was able to get a beer and I just settled for ice cold water (I like to just stay adequately hydrated when I fly). This lounge has bathrooms and also showers, which is a nice touch for those that have long enough layovers and may have come from a long flight prior. Also a great way to freshen up between flights. Overall, had a great experience with this lounge and would definitely come by again if we have another layover in Denver. read more

We love the Centurion Lounge every time we fly. We have always been the "arrive 2 hours prior to boarding" type of people because we never want to miss our flight. Now we show up a tad earlier than that so that we can enjoy the Centurion Lounge and unwind before getting onto the plane. The food is absolutely fresh and delicious and I am so in love with their iced chai drink!! The Centurion lounge makes flying so much better! read more

Power tip: next to gate C46, this lounge has a very nice setup. There is a good combination of open and quiet spaces, with several seats offering views of airplanes landing. TVs are everywhere. The food quality and selection are on par with other similar airport lounges. Definitely recommend coming early to enjoy the amenities. This didn't matter to me, but apparently the bar has limited selection of alcoholic beverages before 7 AM. read more

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I've seen a lot of bad reviews about this specific centurion lounge and was honestly not expecting great things at all. Lots of comments about bartenders and staff being rude here. I'm currently here on a four hour layover from Austin to Eugene, Oregon and gotta say, everyone's been super friendly. read more

The Centurion Lounge - Ranch water and yogurt covered pretzels. The bartender who served me the ranch water was super friendly. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I always stop here when I get a chance! Great food. Friendly people. It's a nice break from the hustle and bustle down below. Well worth the visit! read more

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