The 23 Best Lounges You Can Access with the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum

Lounge access and quality make up a significant part of the travel equation. Whether it’s savoring delicious food or enjoying complimentary wellness treatments, the airline lounge experience contributes hugely to the quality of your travel.

When flying in business or first class, you’ll almost always have lounge access. However, what about when you’re flying in economy? While some airlines offer lounge access even on economy tickets, these instances are more the exception than the norm.

Luckily, there are a number of cards that offer complimentary lounge access on same-day boarding passes. What this means is that if you open the right cards, you’ll be able to enjoy lounge access.

The Platinum Card^® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card^® from American Express have the absolute best lounge access of any card. Here are the top lounges worldwide that you’ll be able to access just by holding either of these cards.

Why Amex Platinum Cards Have the Best Lounge Access

The Amex Platinum card and Amex Business Platinum card have the deepest network of lounges of any card, consisting of over 1,400 lounges in 130 countries. Specifically, you’ll have access to:

• The U.S. Centurion Lounge Network
• Delta Sky Club Lounges
• Escape Lounges – The Centurion^® Studio Partner.
• All international American Express Centurion Lounges
• Plaza Premium Lounges
• Priority Pass Select Lounges (upon enrollment)
• Select Virgin Clubhouses
• Select Lufthansa Lounges

With a card like the Chase Sapphire Reserve^®, you’ll only have access to Priority Pass Select Lounges. When you compare to the list above, you’ll see why the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum cards blow the competition out of the water for lounge access.

We’ve analyzed tons of lounges that fall under the Global Lounge Collection umbrella, and we’ve put together the top lounges you can access with either the Amex Platinum card or the Amex Business Platinum card.

23 Best Lounges You Can Access With the Amex Platinum Cards

Generally speaking, the criteria we used to assess the quality of a lounge were:

• Food and beverage offerings
• Spa treatments
• Shower suites
• Capacity of lounge/tendency for overcrowding
• Nap areas
• Cleanliness
• Interconnectedness to terminal gates
• Décor/ambiance
• Opening hours
• Wi-Fi speed

With that being said, we took into account these factors and built a comprehensive list of the top lounges globally you can access with your Amex Platinum card.

1. SkyTeam Lounge at YVR (Vancouver International)

The SkyTeam Lounge at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is our second-place winner for our rankings of the top lounges in the world you can access with the Amex Platinum card.

The SkyTeam Lounge is reminiscent of a business class lounge, and the offerings throughout the open-air facility certainly live up to the hype. This spacious lounge makes you feel like you’re in a high-end hotel lobby restaurant more than anything, and that’s a good thing.

With 5,600 square feet to play with, this roofless lounge never feels crowded despite offering seating for “only” 126 guests.

Besides the made-to-order food station with dim sum and wonton noodle soup, you can sample any of the 13 wines in the self-serve wine bar, along with a great non-wine alcohol selection. Keep in mind that alcohol is only available from 9 a.m. to 4 a.m. daily.

The Wi-Fi is blazingly fast here, and you can use one of the lounge chairs to catch a quick nap before your flight. Those who need to freshen up can access one of 2 shower suites, complete with towels, shampoo, soap, and other amenities.

This excellent lounge is kept very clean, and you can access it 24/7 to catch some rest, especially if you have an awkward schedule. The catch? You can’t access it on U.S.-bound flights.

Overall, it’s still an excellent choice provided you meet the access requirements.

2. Oman Air First and Business Class Lounge at BKK (Suvarnabhumi Airport)

The Oman Air First and Business Class Lounge at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok is perhaps one of the more surprising picks for a top lounge. This lounge is a Priority Pass lounge (one of the best in the world in fact), which means you can access it with the Amex Platinum card.

This lounge demonstrates that good things can come in small packages. While this lounge isn’t enormous, it is a tremendous space to relax and unwind.

The lounge contains comfy seating including daybeds just like Cathay Pacific’s The Pier, First Class Lounge at Hong Kong International Airport. Also, be sure to check out the large shower suites if you’re freshening up before your flight.

The food and beverage selection is awesome with a delicious hot food selection. The Arabic coffee/tea makes for a uniquely Arabian experience that’ll make you forget that you’re actually in Bangkok. The liquor selection here is pretty good, too.

That being said, this lounge is perfect for leisure travelers and not so perfect for business travelers, as there aren’t many workspaces available with any amount of privacy. Still, you can access some computers via high chairs and counter seating if you absolutely need to work.

The lounge is open 24/7, making it the best choice for Priority Pass cardholders at BKK airport.

3. Mingalar Sky CIP Lounge at RGN (Yangon International)

The Mingalar Sky CIP Lounge at Yangon International Airport may be the most surprising lounge in this entire ranking. With personal experience in this lounge, we can say with definite conviction that this is one of the top lounges in the world.

This lounge is open 24/7 and is located in Terminal 1 of RGN airport. Myanmar isn’t a top tourist destination like Thailand or Vietnam, which means that travelers will be relatively sparse. However, if you find yourself exploring Myanmar, be sure to check out this lounge in the country’s largest airport.

The lounge is huge, seemingly even more so when you consider that nobody is ever in it. There are rows and rows of self-serve Burmese and Asian food offerings. Also, you can make customized cocktails or espresso drinks from the barista/bartender.

The service is phenomenal here, with up to 10-15 staff members tending to your every need. There’s plenty to explore in the lounge, including a paid spa area and lots of showers.

Ultimately, the fact that this lounge offers great food/beverages, ultra-personalized service, and the absence of occupants makes this lounge one of the top choices out there.

4. Air France Lounge at JFK (John F. Kennedy International)

The Air France Lounge at New York’s JFK Airport in Terminal 1 is a massive lounge spread out across 2 floors. With very strong traffic volume in JFK, especially for premium travelers, it’s no wonder that one of Air France’s best lounges is housed here.

You can expect an awesome self-serve buffet, along with à la carte dining service. Best of all, the à la carte service is now equivalent to what you’d consume aboard the business class flight. Other food choices include finger sandwiches and sushi.

Additionally, you can savor premium alcohol choices such as beer, wine, Champagne, and hard liquor. If you’re not feeling like drinking alcohol, check out the Nespresso machine or even the wide selection of soft drinks.

The coolest thing is that entrants can enjoy treatments at the La Prairie spa, which includes:

• Art of Rejuvenation, a 30-minute service exclusively for La Premiere passengers.
• Art of Illumination, with 20- and 30-minute options.
• Art of Indulgence, with 20- and 30-minute option.

Hot Tip: Looking for more information about JFK? Explore our in-depth terminal guide to John F. Kennedy International (JFK) so you know where to go when you arrive.

5. American Express Centurion Lounge at HKG (Hong Kong)

The American Express Centurion Lounge at Hong Kong International Airport is our top lounge pick that only Amex cardholders are able to access. Specifically, you must hold either the Amex Platinum card, the Amex Business Platinum, or the Centurion^® Card from American Express.

That means that even if you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, for example, you wouldn’t be able to access this great lounge. Once you’ve got the Amex Platinum card, you may enter with up to 2 guests for free. Additional guests will be charged $50 per head, which can actually be avoided by adding an authorized user.

The fee per guest will be $50 per adult or $30 per child between 2 to 17. Complimentary guest access will be reinstated once you’ve spent $75,000 in eligible purchases in a calendar year.

The Amex Centurion Lounge at Hong Kong International Airport boasts a central location in the middle of the airport, meeting rooms, and open-air space. The Centurion Lounge at HKG has better and more varied hot food options than the sister lounges in the United States. Specifically, there are lots of hot food stations and choices as opposed to 1 core protein choice.

Additionally, all the cocktails are delicious and hand-crafted. If cocktails aren’t your thing, you can pick from Champagne, Prosecco, rosé, and more.

If you need a pick-me-up, the Lavazza espresso machine is staffed, so be sure to ask for a fresh cappuccino! Lastly, there are 2 shower suites available for use.

The lounge is open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m., which is more generous in opening hours than U.S. lounges.

Hot Tip: Interested exploring lounge options in Hong Kong? Read all about Greg Stone’s 9 hours in Hong Kong lounges (including the Centurion Lounge Hong Kong).

6. American Express Centurion Lounge at DFW (Dallas/Fort Worth)

The Centurion Lounge at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is the best Centurion lounge in the United States. It offers the best amenities of the lounges.

The most obvious distinguishing factor is the spa, in which you can receive complimentary 15-minute treatments such as a chair massage or manicures.

The food and beverage choices are plentiful, and there’s lots of choices of premium cocktails to choose from. Also, you can enjoy caffeinated beverages via the Franke espresso machines or Twinings tea selection.

The Centurion Lounge at DFW offers conferences rooms and various amenities for business travelers. Also, there are a number of daybeds/chaise lounges to relax in. Once you’re ready for a shower, there are 3 shower suites, though you’ll want to reserve a shower if you can.

There aren’t any views of the tarmac/runway and the lounge can get crowded, so bear that in mind. The lounge is open from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

7. American Express Centurion Lounge at MIA (Miami International)

The Amex Centurion Lounge at Miami International Airport is the runner-up for top U.S. Centurion lounges, behind Dallas/Fort Worth.

The key difference is that there are no daybeds/chaise lounges available. You can still enjoy 15-minute spa treatments, so that’s a plus. This lounge recently got a makeover, so there are now 2 bars and 2 buffet sections available. One bar is for beer/wine only and the other is dedicated to other alcohol choices. Try the espresso cocktail!

As far as the 2 buffet sections go, one is for salads/cold items while the other is for hot food only.

Phone rooms are available, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the tarmac for AvGeeks. Franke espresso machines and Twinings tea are on offer too.

The lounge gets crowded very frequently, so keep that in mind. The lounge itself ties with the Las Vegas and San Francisco locations for having the best operating hours of 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

8. American Express Centurion Lounge at LAS (Las Vegas)

The Amex Centurion Lounge at Las Vegas International Airport is another top U.S. Centurion Lounge. While it doesn’t have spa services like the DFW and MIA locations, it offers a convenient means to access the space.

All the gates are connected airside, which means you should be able to access the Las Vegas Centurion Lounge relatively easily. There are various seating types ranging from single-use cubicles to tables and even sofas. There are hot food and premium cocktails available.

Wi-Fi is generally pretty fast, and you can even bring your kids to a children’s room to settle down for a while and stay entertained. Also, be sure to grab a shower after filling up on food and drink prior to your flight.

The main downside is that the lounge can be quite noisy, crowded, and even dirty at times. Operating hours are between 5 a.m. and 11 p.m. All in all, it’s a solid, accessible location for travelers flying through Las Vegas.

For more options, check out our guide to lounges at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas.

9. Plaza Premium Lounge at LHR (London Heathrow International)

The Plaza Premium Lounge at London Heathrow is arguably Plaza Premium’s flagship lounge for Priority Pass-holders.

Situated in one of the world’s busiest airports, this lounge is impressive. With tons of seating areas, cubicles available for peaceful productivity, fast Wi-Fi, and good service, there’s lots to like about this place.

There’s an outstanding hot food collection including primarily Asian fare like curry, fried rice, noodles, and more. The alcohol selection is stellar, and the fresh, barista-crafted espresso drinks are an ace.

Charging stations are everywhere, and all outlets are international, so you won’t have a problem staying charged up. Showers are available and spa treatments/sleeping rooms are available for a surcharge.

10. SATS Premier Lounge at SIN (Singapore Changi Airport)

The SATS Premier Lounge at Singapore is arguably the best Priority Pass lounge in Singapore’s Changi Airport. Its accolades have included the Priority Pass Lounge of the Year award for Asia Pacific, which is definitely one of the most competitive areas in the world to win this award in.

In the lounge, which is open 24/7, you’ll find numerous comfortable seating options, along with spacious cubicles and tablets available for use. Also, check out the OSIM massage chairs to relax and enjoy.

The SATS Premier Lounge at Singapore offers awesome food, a do-it-yourself laksa station, espresso and blended coffee options, and a draft beer and soda machine. The bar is self-serve, but the alcohol selection isn’t the best.

To stay connected, you’ll want to take advantage of the great connectivity and power capabilities, along with the fast Wi-Fi. Lastly, if you need a shower, you can take advantage of the shower stalls (not shower suites).

11. Ahlan Lounge at B Lounge at DXB (Dubai International)

The Ahlan Lounge at B Lounge at Dubai International Airport is connected to the Dubai International Hotel and is open 24/7. You can choose to enjoy the international buffet, massage chairs, great drinks, and loads of self-serve alcohol choices.

The espresso machine is connected via iPad, so be sure to test that out. There’s also an awesome and diverse à la carte menu available with halal choices, American favorites, Indian curries, Asian selections, and much more.

Those who need to do work or keep their kids company can use the business station or kids’ room. Unfortunately, no public showers are available.

12. Sala VIP International Lounge at UIO (Mariscal Surcre International)

The aesthetically appealing lounge at Ecuador’s capital city airport has plenty of seating options ranging from comfortable armchairs to high top seats at the bar. There are also chairs with ottomans facing windows along with nap chairs.

The outdoor terrace provides a refreshing take on the airport lounge concept, and you can check out the selection of hot and cold foods, which are all tasty. Besides that, the sodas, espresso machines, and juice options are sure to keep you hydrated throughout your stay in the lounge.

Also, there’s a bartender that doubles as a barista, and they make fresh espresso drinks and handmade cocktails for patrons. Shower stalls are available, but there are no shower suites in the lounge.

The views of the runway and mountains are excellent, which you can enjoy along with made-to-order finger sandwiches. Lastly, the 24/7 lounge is very close to departure gates, which is very convenient.

13. Grand Lounge Elite at MEX (Mexico City International)

The Grand Lounge Elite at MEX is a 24/7 peaceful retreat from the chaotic airport that is Mexico City International Airport. There’s a number of armchair seating options available, along with semi-private recliners.

Besides the comfy seating, choose between made-to-order espresso drinks from the brew bar and à la carte favorites ranging from tacos to pasta to sandwiches and even burritos. If this isn’t enough, there’s an available, but less desirable, self-serve area.

There are loads of amenities for your shower experience. Lastly, the coolest perk is that you can ride to your gate in a golf cart!

14. Remaining American Express Centurion Lounges (Nationwide)

We talked above about the Centurion Lounges at DFW, LAS, MIA, and HKG. However, there are also locations at:

• Charlotte (CLT)
• Houston (IAH)
• Los Angeles (LAX)
• New York (LGA)
• New York (JFK)
• Philadelphia (PHL)
• Phoenix (PHX)
• San Francisco (SFO)
• Seattle (SEA)
• Denver (DEN)
• London (LHR)

The other lounges still offer hot food, with the exception of Seattle (SEA), which doesn’t have a kitchen. The seating options are generally the same, but the main differentiation is the fact that some core amenities are missing, such as daybeds, slow Wi-Fi, or shortened business hours.

Nonetheless, if you want to get some food, enjoy some alcohol, and take a shower, you’ll do well to make your way to a Centurion Lounge. Just remember that some locations, such as the San Francisco Centurion Lounge, aren’t connected to other terminals, so you’ll need to re-clear security to access.

15. Star Alliance Lounge at CDG (Charles de Gaulle)

The Star Alliance Lounge at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris is an utterly massive space spanning over 10,000 square feet with seating for more than 220 guests. This lounge is perhaps a fitting size for the second-busiest airport in Europe.

The first unique perk is the outdoor landscaped garden that travelers can access for a much-needed breath of fresh air. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the lounge, along with loads of power outlets and work zones.

As far as the hot food selection goes, the choice and quality are both decent. There are a variety of self-serve alcohol varieties, including canned Finley mojitos, which is a welcome change. You can also make your own espresso drinks with the Illy espresso machines.

Showers are available, too, which is a huge benefit. The lounge is open from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Unfortunately, the lounge is located pretty far from the gates. It is also located after passport control but before security checkpoints in Terminal 1.

16. Plaza Premium Lounge Terminal 2 Zone A at TPE (Taoyuan International)

There are a total of 4 Plaza Premium lounges at Taipei’s Taoyuan International Airport. While all of them are good, you’ll have the best experience at the Plaza Premium Lounge in Terminal 2 at Zone A.

Some of the things you’ll immediately notice are comfortable and varied seating including booth seats and charging stations everywhere. You can even book a sleeping room if you call in advance.

In addition, there are lots of dining options available, with the most impressive being made-to-order set menus where you can pick between America, Chinese, Japanese, vegetarian, or other Asian meals. Additionally, you’ll want to take advantage of the beautiful shower suites. The lounge is open 24/7.

17. Plaza Premium Lounge at HKG (Hong Kong)

The Plaza Premium Lounge at Hong Kong International Airport is a great choice, but be careful to avoid the added surcharges. Specifically, alcohol, spa treatments, and massages are extra. Also, the showers carry a minimal but not negligible surcharge.

There are numerous seat options and lots of snacks available to munch on. You can get your caffeine fix at one of the many espresso machines and your food cravings will be satisfied at the noodle bar and buffet, which includes pasta and Cantonese classics such as dim sum.

This 24/7 lounge is consistently very busy, so be aware of that, too.

18. KAL Lounge at LAX (Los Angeles International)

The Korean Air Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport is located in Tom Bradley International Terminal, which is where most of Los Angeles’s international flights depart from.

The lounge itself is a contract lounge for tons of airlines, including all SkyTeam airlines. As a result, it gets very busy. While there are numerous seating options, the best is definitely the open-air balcony section overlooking the Villaraigosa Pavilion, which is Tom Bradley International Terminal’s shopping promenade.

As far as food selection goes, you can expect some cup noodles (albeit of the delicious Shin brand), sushi, fried rice, snacks, fruit, and other cold eats.

Also, showers are available, along with a full bar and alcohol selection. The Wi-Fi is generally decent here, though it can be spotty at times. Just be sure you head over to the lounge at the right time, as it is only open for Priority Pass members between 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

Hot Tip: Looking for more information about LAX? Explore our in-depth terminal guide to Los Angeles International (LAX) so you know where to go when you arrive.

19. Fiji Airways Premier Lounge at NAN (Nadi International)

At Nadi International Airport in Fiji, Amex Platinum cardholders can access a fresh lounge with capacity for up to 200 travelers.

There’s a dedicated family area along with a quiet zone and a media room/private meeting area. There are a number of seating options, but expect a clean, comfortable, and aesthetic lounge.

At the lounge, you’ll find a full-service kitchen and buffet. Cocktails are served at night in the bar, while barista-made espresso drinks are served in the morning. If you’d like to sample some alcohol outside of these hours, you can check out the self-serve section, which includes wines, beers, and soft drinks.

There are 2 shower suites available (1 for each gender) and spa treatments are available at a surcharge.

20. Almost@Home Lounge at HEL (Helsinki)

The Almost@Home Lounge at Helsinki International Airport in Finland is the most quaint lounge in the world. The amenities aren’t that great, but the lounge will definitely make you feel warm, cozy, and at home.

As far as the lounge itself, it is beautifully adorned and decorated. The comfortable couches and chairs provide a homey feel. Work stations are fully equipped with desktop computers.

When you move over to the food section, you’ll notice that the buffet is actually located in a real kitchen. While there are limited hot food items except for soup, you can use an oven, stove, and refrigerator to prepare/store any food you might have. There aren’t any hard liquor choices, but wine and beer are available, along with soft drinks, tea, coffee, and water.

The main benefit of this lounge is that it usually isn’t very full. The shower suites are also available for use. The lounge is open from 5:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. daily.

21. Turkish Airlines Lounge at IAD (Dulles International)

The Turkish Airlines Lounge at Washington, D.C.’s Dulles International Airport is the most utilitarian lounge in the world.

The food and beverage selection is top-notch. You can choose from an expansive self-serve buffet with both hot and cold choices. Furthermore, a bar with fresh cocktails is offered. Also, espresso machines are available.

The Wi-Fi is great and power outlets are plentiful. Seating is pretty limited, unfortunately. There is also a single shower room and a prayer room for use. The lounge is generally regarded to be small, crowded, and not terribly comfortable. The service is also reputed to be hit-or-miss.

Overall, the lounge doesn’t offer a relaxing experience to “lounge” around in, but it’s good for a meal, drink, and shower. This lounge is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

22. Delta Sky Club at ATL Concourse F (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta)

Delta Air Lines is headquartered in Atlanta’s Hartfield International Airport (ATL). The airport is the busiest in the world, and there are a whopping 9 Delta Sky Club locations. The best, however, is located in Concourse F, which is also known as the international terminal.

Spread out across 2 floors, there are a number of comfortable seating options available in this huge, expansive space. Depending on what time you go, the lounge can either be crowded or completely empty.

Nonetheless, you’ll have a chance to try a number of food choices, primarily cold foods. Additionally, there are espresso machines along with a full bar available, so be sure to add a drink to your visit.

Remember to freshen up with a shower before your flight, too! If you need some fresh air, this Sky Club offers a sky deck where you can enjoy some great views.

Also, this particular lounge has the best hours, as it is open from 5:30 a.m. to 12 a.m. daily.

23. Aspire Lounge at ZRH (Zurich International)

The Aspire Lounge at Zurich International Airport rounds out our rankings of the top airport lounges you can access with the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum cards. At this lounge, you can get great views of the tarmac or check out the outdoor terrace.

There are light snacks and breakfast for food with plenty of beverage choices, including alcoholic drinks. Seating is plentiful. Wi-Fi is fast, but it is limited to 60 minutes.

The lounge is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

5 Best Non-Lounge Experiences To Access With the Amex Platinum Cards at Airports

While the Amex Platinum and Business Platinum cards are excellent for lounge access, they are also great for non-lounge experiences. As you’ll find out, you’re not limited to just lounges at the airport.

Here’s a look at the best non-lounge experiences you can access with both the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum cards.

Gameway at DFW (Dallas/Fort Worth)

Gameway at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is an excellent way to relax and unwind in a non-traditional way. When you are here, you’ll have access to an entertainment station, which includes a soft chair, 43-inch 4K television, USB ports for charging devices, a tabletop fan, and more.

You’re not just limited to video games, as you can also watch television or other entertainment streams!

Priority Pass members receive 2 full hours and extra time is discounted 10%. Also, you receive 2 snacks and a drink each. For reference, the paid rates are $11 per half-hour, $20 per hour, and $35 for 2 hours.

The snacks are mostly sugary chocolates and the drinks are mostly sodas/soft drinks.

PGA Lounge at MSP (Minneapolis-St. Paul International)

Perhaps the most unique experience in this entire guide, the PGA Lounge at MSP offers a golf experience for travelers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

This lounge offers a unique golf simulator experience along with a free putting green with several holes. Your Priority Pass membership will get you 2 non-combinable $15 vouchers for food, beverage, or golf experiences.

The PGA Lounge at MSP also has runway views, which is great. The golf simulator is generally the most expensive activity, but the driving range is much more affordable. Remember that there are no complimentary beverages or food; instead, you can use one of the vouchers for that.

This Priority Pass experience is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

Sleep n’ Fly Lounge at DXB (Dubai International)

The Sleep n’ Fly Lounge at Dubai International Airport (DXB) is located in Terminal 3. It offers a similar experience to Sleepbox at IAD in the sense that it’s primarily a nap pod.

Priority Pass members get 2 hour stays between 10 p.m. to 12 p.m. and 3 hour stays between 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. Each Sleep Pod is equipped with a flatbed, power socket, USB charger, tablet storage, LED light with dimmer switch, fold-down table, and in-Pod baggage compartment.

You can also request a complimentary headrest cover, earplugs, and wake-up service with hot/cold towels. Extras include blankets, pillows, eye shades, slippers, shower kits, and travel adapters.

There are no showers in this lounge. Instead, public showers are nearby this facility. Paid rates start at $17 per hour for a pod and $60 for 2 hours in a two-person “cabin.”

Minute Suites (Nationwide)

Minute Suites is perhaps the most well-known napping room in the United States. Located in airports such as Charlotte (CLT) and Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW), this nationwide chain of lounges offers 1 hour of free service for Priority Pass holders. After that, it costs $28 per hour. Showers are $20 as well.

Minute Suites is essentially a mini-hotel room with day beds, a television, a work desk, and Wi-Fi. Pillows and blankets are provided, but everything else is extra. This includes water, snacks, and drinks.

Final Thoughts

There are over 1,400 different lounges you can access with either of the Amex Platinum or Amex Business Platinum cards. With a growing network, the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum cards are undoubtedly the best cards for lounge access, among other things.

There are a number of factors that go into determining the best lounges, but some of these include the quality of the food/drinks, amenities such as showers, hours of operation, ease of access, and more.

With this, you’re equipped with some inspiration as to the best airport lounges and experiences you can unlock with the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum cards.

Happy traveling!