Once you’re in, everything in the Lounge is complimentary.SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today American Express (NYSE:AXP) reopened the newly expanded Centurion Lounge at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO). All other Card Members with a valid American Express Credit or Charge Card can purchase a day pass for $50 per day (includes children under 18). (Terminal 3, near Gate 74), 5 am – 11 pmĪccess to The Centurion Lounge is complimentary for global Platinum Card and Centurion Members. While the food was not my favorite, it was probably better than most airport food! One complaint, there was nothing to take to-go…like chips or something!Īmerican Express Centurion Lounge San Francisco International Airport. I was there around lunch and the menu consisted of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, bruschetta with strawberry jam, ramen and a few desserts. In addition to the wine tasting, there is a full, complimentary bar. You can choose from a wide variety of wines 5 samples equals one glass. The bar tender will then give you a print out coupon good for five samples. Yes, you read that correct, wine tasting! To enjoy this complimentary feature, simply ask the bartender for a ticket to wine taste. While the lounging area is nice, the real deal is the bar area, which is complete with its own California wine tasting. There is also a shower (yes, exactly one shower), which you can use if you make a reservation… Once inside, the lounge has plenty of seating and storage (including lockers), lots of plugs, wifi, papers, tv, etc. To enter, you walk up the stairs and check in at the front desk. The SFO Lounge is located not too far from the security lines plane-side.
#AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE SFO HOURS FREE#
All other AmEx cardholders can buy a day pass for $50, and its totally worth it!! I also think certain cards get one or two free passes a year…check that out! AmEx Plaitnum cardholders and Centurion members get complimentary access for themselves, one guest and all immediate family members present. San Francisco’s Centurion Lounge is located in Terminal 3. In any case, the two I visited were plain awesome. currently (Miami, LaGuardia(NY), Dallas, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Seattle) and several abroad, including one in Buenos Aires and a couple in India (although apparently the international lounges are somewhat distinct). after so many airlines cut American Ex cardholders’ access to their premier lounges. American Express began constructing them in the U.S. So when we flew through San Francisco earlier this year, we got to the airport hours early just to go to the Centurion Lounge (which was located in a different terminal!).įor those unfamiliar, Centurion Lounges are upscale airport lounges run by American Express. Dan and I stumbled upon an American Express Centurion Lounge in Buenos Aires last year and have been a bit obsessed with the brand since.
0 kommentar(er)
