#CENTURION LOUNGE PHL FULL#

It was great to see some interesting beer options as well, including Great Lakes! The wine and cocktail menu are pretty standard for a Centurion Lounge, with a Philadelphia twist on the names.

#CENTURION LOUNGE PHL FULL#

This hallway opens up into an open dining area with a long dining table with 10 seats, 6 free standing tables with 2 seats each, and 5 booth tables with access to power outlets.Īt the far end of the dining room is a full bar with 8 seats. Once you enter and present your card, you’ll see a long hallway with a couple of lounge chairs, followed by a long work table with about 9 seats overlooking the A concourse. The lounge is actually upstairs – there’s an elevator and a set of stairs. That, plus I try to be as discreet as possible in taking photos in a lounge). (First off, apologies for the substandard quality of the photos, I left my good camera at home and only had my old phone to take pictures. Tour of the American Express Centurion Lounge Philadelphia

It may not make sense to go to the lounge if you are connecting in the F concourse, since that requires a shuttle bus to the C gates.

If you’re flying domestically, it can be a 5-20 minute walk from B, C, D, or E concourses. This is great for people flying internationally. To be more precise for the location, the lounge is near the A-East pier, and not too far a walk from the B gates.

Centurion lounge phl