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This lounge leaves so much to be desired. The options of food are so limited the bathroom outside the lounge is actually nicer and definitely cleaner. The drinks are ok when the bartender is actually behind the bar... if not whatever hostess working will just eyeball it following the recipe on the menu and then you're doomed. For the most mart the service is nice, they try to keep everything clean and tidy. They got rid of the chocolate chip cookies and that's quite unforgivable but the oatmeal raisin weren't awful.
Definitely not worth it unless you are either 1) flying out of concourse D or E and have nothing else to do or 2) are in desperate need of a complimentary cocktail with Priority Pass and have a long layover. Take note that if you are making a connection and arrive at concourses A, B, or C, you will have to go through security to enter concourse D/E and again if you're returning to A/B/C. Luckily the security lines were short at the time of my visit but I walked fast from A to the lounge and it took about 20 minutes. That being said, plan accordingly based on the length of your layover. The lounge itself is very small, fairly worn down, and with poor food selections. I looked at some of the old photos and saw individually boxed cereals and a grab and go drink cooler. Both of these are gone. They now have a communal pot of two different cereals that guests can scoop from themselves. Drinks are from a fountain soda, coffee dispensers, or a cocktail from the bar. Food options are limited and all feel like they were taken out of a sealed box that was shipped half way across the country. For service, the staff did a good job of clearing used dish wear on a frequent basis but I couldn't say that the experience was very pleasant beyond that. When I first entered the lounge, I began to set my things down at an open table at the front but a staff member quickly asked me to move to the back of the lounge and take a single seat to reserve the tables for parties of two. That's fine but she herself was seated at a two person table by herself AND the gentleman at the table to her left was also sitting alone at a two person table. Definitely not very good.
One of the most underwhelming lounges for sure. It's dirty, seating is cramped, food options are underwhelming. You basically get to choose from salad, cookies, popcorn, and a few soups. However, items run out quick and are restocked slowly so you may just end up getting whatever they have available at that moment. They are understaffed and the staff do not move with any urgency. If you're here just for the drinks, then that's fine as the bar seems to be operating smoothly. But to be honest, it's more comfortable sitting outside with the masses over sitting in this lounge.
Date: Friday, October 24th, 2025 Time: around 6pm Party of: 3 Entry Granted Thru: Priority Pass We had a little over an hour to kill before our flight. This lounge was on the way to our gate, so we decided to drop by. There was a waitlist when we arrived so I signed up. Everyone who signed up around the same time got it at the same time. This lounge is small. And it's one of the more bare bones lounges I've been to. We didn't check out the food area since we had just had lunch. But my friend and I went to the bar and grabbed a drink. I got a Truly and a glass of bubbles. He a Heineken beer. I believe his dad grabbed a soda and a coffee? Since my boarding group started shortly after we got into the lounge, I left after I had those two drinks. Friends stayed a little while after. If you have some time to kill, this isn't a bad free option with certain passes. But there are much better lounges out there if you have a limited number of visits or are considering paying. REVIEW #3897
One of the worst lounges I've been to. Bwi airport only have the one lounge. No chase lounge, no Centurion lounge, no delta lounge. I can see why. Baltimore is a rough city. I looked at the food offerings and I just can't eat anything here. Everything looks rough like baltimore. Lol. The worker seem attentive. But quality of food aint it. Not the best use of space.
This is not the biggest lounge, it doesn't have the largest selection of food, and the vibe is a little like a basement conference room at a budget hotel, but it is a very pleasant way to spend some time while waiting for your flight. The breakfast bar was small, but still had several hot options in addition to bread products and fruit, and the coffee station included several flavored syrups. I can see it being hard to get food or drinks if busy, due to the layout and size, but when we were there early morning, it was very quick. It is located next to gate D8 and the Dunkin Donuts. Also, the bar opens at 6am, if you're into that.
I decided to check out The Club BWI which is the only airport lounge at BWI. It is hidden at Concourse E 10. It is inconvenient to any Concourse but E. If your plane leaves from A-C, you will have to leave E and go back through security again. The lounge is very small. There was salad and hummus and soup. There are some snacks like popcorn and candy. The ambiance is "compact". BWI airport can do better. There needs to be a lounge at concourses A-C. The Denver airport lounge is so much better than this.
This place as gotten very popular now which means busy. The staff and still awesome and so friendly. Its menu/drinks seemed to have tightened up but for a priority pass accepting lounge you can't complain. It's good enough for a quick small snack and a basic drink. Plenty of seat but there can be a wait, I was happy that they open early so I could stop by before my 6 am flight.
The previous reviews are NOT wrong. This place literally has nothing. They only offered sodas, coffee and water early in the morning. Where's the juice? And the soda was off brand Shasta at that. The food selection was the bare minimum: bagels, mini muffins, yogurt/granola and mixed fruit. The bar didn't open until 6am. The lounge itself was small, very small. It's disappointing that you have to have prestigious cards to enter and this is what we get. Not a fan of this location at all. The previous reviews weren't wrong. I gave it 2 stars because the staff were friendly, I really liked my bartender and it was clean.
As far as airport lounges are, this one is very mediocre. But it's better than sitting at the crowded gate if you've got a longer wait. It's small without a lot of tables or chairs, but we did find a table up front. The food was as expected...like a college dining hall. Coffee was good and hot. Someone was sitting up sleeping at a table, so it's possible to rest although there aren't loungers like some of the nicer clubs. Small restrooms, but I opted for the big ones right outside the club in the terminal. We passed 30 mins here before catching our flight.
The bad - Small, crowded, not clean, lack of food selection, broken dirty bathroom The good - friendly staff, from the door, bar to others. Next to the Spirits gate which was very convenient for me!
The people that work here are awesome in the location and convenience is worth noting. The food was decent enough, but I would have liked there to be a larger selection of food options. All in all this place was clean and there for me when I needed to have a few mimosas before my flight.
You need to try the cheesy scrambled eggs here (if that's what they're called). Selection is a bit limited, but for a free post-flight meal that was an accidental finding, I am not complaining. Shoutout to Priority Pass for the free breakfast.
I have been to this lounge a couple of times this year and the customer service is amazing. Like super amazing! Although this is a small lounge it does small right! I'm really lucky to be able to work from home so on days that I'm working it's easier to come to airport early, knock work out here, and not rush to make a flight. Love that they have a desk set up for this exact situation. Food is okay not Michelin but it's edible. Personally love breakfast spread as they do have all the breakfast muffins. The unlimited drinks at the bar is the show stopper! read more
7 days ago
I've been coming to the club for years but the past two have been downhill. The budget cuts are so bad...the coffee machine that used to make macchiatos, lattes, and other drinks broke and was replaced with only drip coffee in a tank, not even hot. There used to be small snacks on the counter top like cereal, trail mix--gone. There used to be a good selection of small bites in the cold section--today it was just a salad, separated by ingredient to take up space and look full. Even the plates and bowls shrank-- they are so small that I can't even mix more than 5 pieces of lettuce for that deconstructed salad. It is also constantly packed and there is often a waitlist for the lounge, even at quieter times in the airport. The two good things are that the lounge uses eco friendly utensils and the in-person staff are great--well organized, courteous, and quick to clean up. Disappointed and hope to update as the club returns to its original quality. read more
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This lounge leaves so much to be desired. The options of food are so limited the bathroom outside the lounge is actually nicer and definitely cleaner. The drinks are ok when the bartender is actually behind the bar... if not whatever hostess working will just eyeball it following the recipe on the menu and then you're doomed. For the most mart the service is nice, they try to keep everything clean and tidy. They got rid of the chocolate chip cookies and that's quite unforgivable but the oatmeal raisin weren't awful. read more
6 days ago
Definitely not worth it unless you are either 1) flying out of concourse D or E and have nothing else to do or 2) are in desperate need of a complimentary cocktail with Priority Pass and have a long layover. Take note that if you are making a connection and arrive at concourses A, B, or C, you will have to go through security to enter concourse D/E and again if you're returning to A/B/C. Luckily the security lines were short at the time of my visit but I walked fast from A to the lounge and it took about 20 minutes. That being said, plan accordingly based on the length of your layover. The lounge itself is very small, fairly worn down, and with poor food selections. I looked at some of the old photos and saw individually boxed cereals and a grab and go drink cooler. Both of these are gone. They now have a communal pot of two different cereals that guests can scoop from themselves. Drinks are from a fountain soda, coffee dispensers, or a cocktail from the bar. Food options are limited and all feel like they were taken out of a sealed box that was shipped half way across the country. For service, the staff did a good job of clearing used dish wear on a frequent basis but I couldn't say that the experience was very pleasant beyond that. When I first entered the lounge, I began to set my things down at an open table at the front but a staff member quickly asked me to move to the back of the lounge and take a single seat to reserve the tables for parties of two. That's fine but she herself was seated at a two person table by herself AND the gentleman at the table to her left was also sitting alone at a two person table. Definitely not very good. read more
3 months ago
One of the most underwhelming lounges for sure. It's dirty, seating is cramped, food options are underwhelming. You basically get to choose from salad, cookies, popcorn, and a few soups. However, items run out quick and are restocked slowly so you may just end up getting whatever they have available at that moment. They are understaffed and the staff do not move with any urgency. If you're here just for the drinks, then that's fine as the bar seems to be operating smoothly. But to be honest, it's more comfortable sitting outside with the masses over sitting in this lounge. read more
Date: Friday, October 24th, 2025 Time: around 6pm Party of: 3 Entry Granted Thru: Priority Pass We had a little over an hour to kill before our flight. This lounge was on the way to our gate, so we decided to drop by. There was a waitlist when we arrived so I signed up. Everyone who signed up around the same time got it at the same time. This lounge is small. And it's one of the more bare bones lounges I've been to. We didn't check out the food area since we had just had lunch. But my friend and I went to the bar and grabbed a drink. I got a Truly and a glass of bubbles. He a Heineken beer. I believe his dad grabbed a soda and a coffee? Since my boarding group started shortly after we got into the lounge, I left after I had those two drinks. Friends stayed a little while after. If you have some time to kill, this isn't a bad free option with certain passes. But there are much better lounges out there if you have a limited number of visits or are considering paying. REVIEW #3897 read more
One of the worst lounges I've been to. Bwi airport only have the one lounge. No chase lounge, no Centurion lounge, no delta lounge. I can see why. Baltimore is a rough city. I looked at the food offerings and I just can't eat anything here. Everything looks rough like baltimore. Lol. The worker seem attentive. But quality of food aint it. Not the best use of space. read more
8 months ago
This is not the biggest lounge, it doesn't have the largest selection of food, and the vibe is a little like a basement conference room at a budget hotel, but it is a very pleasant way to spend some time while waiting for your flight. The breakfast bar was small, but still had several hot options in addition to bread products and fruit, and the coffee station included several flavored syrups. I can see it being hard to get food or drinks if busy, due to the layout and size, but when we were there early morning, it was very quick. It is located next to gate D8 and the Dunkin Donuts. Also, the bar opens at 6am, if you're into that. read more
2 months ago
I decided to check out The Club BWI which is the only airport lounge at BWI. It is hidden at Concourse E 10. It is inconvenient to any Concourse but E. If your plane leaves from A-C, you will have to leave E and go back through security again. The lounge is very small. There was salad and hummus and soup. There are some snacks like popcorn and candy. The ambiance is "compact". BWI airport can do better. There needs to be a lounge at concourses A-C. The Denver airport lounge is so much better than this. read more
This place as gotten very popular now which means busy. The staff and still awesome and so friendly. Its menu/drinks seemed to have tightened up but for a priority pass accepting lounge you can't complain. It's good enough for a quick small snack and a basic drink. Plenty of seat but there can be a wait, I was happy that they open early so I could stop by before my 6 am flight. read more
The previous reviews are NOT wrong. This place literally has nothing. They only offered sodas, coffee and water early in the morning. Where's the juice? And the soda was off brand Shasta at that. The food selection was the bare minimum: bagels, mini muffins, yogurt/granola and mixed fruit. The bar didn't open until 6am. The lounge itself was small, very small. It's disappointing that you have to have prestigious cards to enter and this is what we get. Not a fan of this location at all. The previous reviews weren't wrong. I gave it 2 stars because the staff were friendly, I really liked my bartender and it was clean. read more
As far as airport lounges are, this one is very mediocre. But it's better than sitting at the crowded gate if you've got a longer wait. It's small without a lot of tables or chairs, but we did find a table up front. The food was as expected...like a college dining hall. Coffee was good and hot. Someone was sitting up sleeping at a table, so it's possible to rest although there aren't loungers like some of the nicer clubs. Small restrooms, but I opted for the big ones right outside the club in the terminal. We passed 30 mins here before catching our flight. read more
1 year ago
The bad - Small, crowded, not clean, lack of food selection, broken dirty bathroom The good - friendly staff, from the door, bar to others. Next to the Spirits gate which was very convenient for me! read more
8 months ago
The people that work here are awesome in the location and convenience is worth noting. The food was decent enough, but I would have liked there to be a larger selection of food options. All in all this place was clean and there for me when I needed to have a few mimosas before my flight. read more
You need to try the cheesy scrambled eggs here (if that's what they're called). Selection is a bit limited, but for a free post-flight meal that was an accidental finding, I am not complaining. Shoutout to Priority Pass for the free breakfast. read more
This lounge is definitely cozy in comparison to other lounges. I came basically right when it opened so getting in and finding a seat wasn't an issue. However, upon leaving I could tell it was filling up quickly. My suggestion would be to use the "pre-book" feature in your priority pass app if possible. The breakfast selection wasn't expansive, but it's better than nothing. However if you're very particular you may not want to rely on having your breakfast here. I was satisfied with the oatmeal I made and the girl picking up plates was nice. On my way out the woman wished me safe travels. So I encountered friendly customer service even at 4AM. SAFE TRAVELS! read more
Located next to D12 gate at BWI, this pretty basic small lounge can be accessed via Priority Pass membership. We got in around 9:30am on Saturday and it was mostly empty. Breakfast offerings consisted of scrambled eggs, ham cubes, salsa, cheese, bagels and mini muffins. Drink options consisted of canned soda, drip coffee, fellow tea bags. Alcohol was available at the bar. There were 2 stalls in the ladies room and no showers. As I said, no frills, basic, but it does the job. read more
I've experienced this lounge several times. Today was the most recent. The staff at the front desk and the ones behind the bar ware so unfriendly and downright rude but my credit card offers free access and I wanted breakfast. The selection is limited (eggs, oatmeal, bagel, fruit, cereal), and the orange juice you have to ask for. They don't leave it accessible. The food is subpar, not fresh or enjoyable. It's also a crowded space where they set up all the food. The ambiance is okay. The seating is comfortable and semi-private. There are plenty of outlets for charging devices. There's a TV that lists upcoming flight departures and gate numbers. If you have free access, worth stoping by. If you have to pay, avoid. There's a Dunkin' right next door. read more
Small lounge, oftentimes long waits, and not a large variety of food. That's about it really. Small bathrooms as well. Great service when sitting at the bar. Staff cleans dirty plates promptly. Front desk folks were pleasant, so no real complaints. read more
8 months ago
The Club at BWI has come a long way. When I came a couple of months ago there were seats that were ripped and the lounge felt outdated. Today I was in awe seeing that they've done some renovations, the food was pretty good (omelettes and bagels) and the staff was so kind. Alicia, Crystal and Steve specifically were so friendly. They greeted all the guests and made sure they were comfortable. The lounge was clean and stocked with drinks and cookies and there was ample seating. The WiFi worked great and was easy to get on. And the bathrooms smelled like fall. This lounge is small but mighty. Highly recommend visiting if you have Priority pass or a credit card that allows you lounge access. It's the perfect way to chill out before your flight. read more
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Food selection was okay-- some hummus and light snacks. Sodas out for you to get, but not in the fridge. The drinks were the usual for airport lounges, although the bartender was quick and friendly. There was plenty of seating when I arrived at 1pm, but it does fill up fairly quickly. read more
One of the lounges nearby the Spirit Terminals/Gates in BWI. Three stars because a few of the seating areas were stained and dirty. And this was right at their opening at 0600 on a Friday. Makes the lounge unappealing to visitors, imo. First impressions are everything and if I see a dirty seating area on a lounge, I'd rather wait by the gate. Free breakfast as expected. Wasn't expecting levels of an airline lounge or anything above that, but at opening at least have everything out and ready to go. Customers pay to get in the lounge just to have to wait for the food. Would easily skip this lounge next time. read more
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Is food available around 8pm until closing 10:30?
Hi Catherine F., Yes, we have food available up until closing at 10:30 pm. We are not a full…
Does the Club permit access for passengers arriving at BWI?
I asked the sane question while I was there. They said, yes for 3 hours. Make sure not to get out of the secure gate area.
Is the club back open after the construction?
Hi Kevin C., We are delighted to report The Club BWI is indeed open!…
When will this lounge re-open? Thank you.
Hi SouthPhilly, We are working diligently to repair and get the lounge up and running as quickly…
What kind of foods and regular drinks are available early morning hours? Looking to see if bottled water if offered as well and what specific food options we may find. My kids have certain allergies. Thanks!
Annie, I can tell you what we are serving today but we are fighting supply chain issues daily so what we have today may be substituted tomorrow.…
Is the Club at BWI a good place to nap for 2-3 hours? I fly in at 5am from PHX (Terminal C), but then don't need to be at my meeting (Annapolis) until 9am. Is the Club noiser or quieter for sleeping than the rest of airport?
While the club doesn't seem to get too loud during the morning hours --- there really isn't a great place to close your eyes as they tend to pack the people in. That said, you maybe able to grab one of the 6 lounge chairs with ottomans right after…
How doable is it to leave the Southwest terminal to make it over for access to the lounge? I want to put my priority pass to good use and have 3 extra hours!
You'll need to leave your gate area and clear security for the D & E gates. Then when it's time to leave you'll need to re-clear security to get back to the A-B-C gates. It's not worth it for a short layover, but if you have three hours it should be…
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