Capital One currently operates excellent lounges in Dallas/DFW’s terminal D, and in Washington/IAD just beyond the airport’s PreCheck, between the East and West Security Checkpoints.
I haven’t made it to the DC lounge yet, but I have used the Dallas several times during connections there and loved being able to shower, use the prayer and relaxation rooms, try out the Peleton room, and enjoy free snacks and drinks there. I even discovered a new favorite seltzer in the excellent grab and go drink area there, the Aha Pineapple+Passion Fruit seltzer.
Venture X Cardholders, free additional Venture X user cardholders, and Venture X Business Cardholders receive free Capital One lounge access for themselves and 2 guests. Thanks to annual credits that exceed those cards’ annual fees, they’re a no brainer to have in your wallet.
Lounge access for Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card and Capital One Spark Miles for Business cardholders is $45 per person per visit. Those cardholders also get 2 free visits per year. Lounge access for everyone else is $65 per visit. Kids under 2 are free.
Tomorrow, Capital One expands its network with the opening of a 10,800 square-foot lounge in Denver. It is located in Concourse A, near gate 34 on the mezzanine level.
That’s near the newly opened massive Concourse A United Club located near gate 25. We used that lounge when connecting from Jackson Hole back home this summer and it was fantastic!
It’s great to see so many awesome lounges landing in Denver given United’s and Southwest’s extensive networks there.
The lounge will feature “beverages and cocktails for every type of traveler including artisanal sodas, flavored waters, and drip coffee from Unravel Coffee Merchants, along with craft cocktails, wines and beers including the Colorado Cool-Aid and Cerveceria Colorado’s Sky High P.A. on tap at the full service bar – the largest bar of all Capital One Lounges. Cocktails will be served in custom ceramic barware from Fenway Clayworks.”
The lounge will have “more than 50 pieces of original artwork from Denver-area creatives, including Windy Chien’s reflection of the region’s local mountainscape using ropework and an earth wall by Gary Gomez that truly brings the space to life incorporating natural materials like dirt and gravel from Colorado.
Unique to Capital One’s DEN lounge are the private workspaces (three rooms and two phone booths) – a Capital One Lounge first – as well as private relaxation rooms with low lighting and a ceiling that mimics the nighttime sky. This is in addition to two fully stocked shower suites, a parents room, and the industry-leading grab-and-go food and beverage options that Capital One customers have come to know and love.”
The lounge will also feature everything from power outlets at every seat to kids-sized tables and chairs for families. There’s a filtered water system for water bottle refills, grand and go food and drinks, and 6 private bathrooms.
A 4th Capital One Airport Lounge will soon open in Las Vegas.
Capital One Landings, which focus on customers traveling through metro airports where shorter stays are the norm, will open shortly in LaGuardia and Washington Reagan/DCA.
What are your favorite airport lounges?
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Well, given that I’m going to be flying out of Denver terminal A next week, this is great news!
Nice, let us know how it is!
I was at the IAD lounge just this week. The coffee bar was a great addition to the typical lounge experience (especially the ice latte self-serve taps!). And the bathrooms were sparkling clean. But other than that, I was very disappointed at the complete lack of any kosher options. Even the grab-n-go didn’t have a single packaged snack with hechsher. And all of the salads had dressing etc… Maybe I will bring this up next time I am there. Did you have better luck in Dallas in terms of kosher food?
I couldn’t have said it better myself re IAD. I even asked for feedback opportunities and submitted an online survey. Everything is prepared by the chef without a seal/hechsher. There was literally next to zero available to eat, even snacks (all prepared items like brownies etc), except for a few bananas. There did appear to be a nice bar nearly completely free. But to me, that is irrelevant during daytime hours, or during a business trip and not a reason I would stop in.
The coffee bar was a nice touch but United’s new EWR clubs have them as well.
I find that the lack of kosher is often more difficult in elegant lounges eg Polaris, where prepared chef items are the rule and sealed snacks are the exception. Far worse food choices than other more mediocre lounges, where, specifically the food items rely upon sealed bags of chips, cookies, nuts, etc.
A beautiful space to sit and sip on coffee. But unfortunately, no more.
Hey Dan , you write in your post enjoy free snacks , I was in the Dallas lounge a few weeks back & did not see any snacks that seemed to be kosher, what kind of snacks did you get ? Did you have to request it ? Thx.
Flew to Denver in the summer with Southwest. I had some one day passes, but United wouldn’t let me use their lounge as I was not flying with them.
I live in DC but haven’t made it to IAD yet, but have been to DFW lounge a couple times. While the lounge is aesthetically nice, like others have said the complete lack of ANY kosher food is disappointing. I asked them if they had ANYTHING, and they run around with no clue what I’m even talking about. Only thing I’ve ever found to eat is an apple or banana. Not even cut up fruit or raw veggies.
I mean, even a pack of potato chips would’ve been nice.
By far, the best lounge for kosher food (other than the couple in NYC that have kosher options) is the PGA Lounge in MSP. You get like a $15 credit and they have a mini convienance store that includes Naked Smoothies/Juices, Sabra Humus, chips, and a couple other items with hechser. Plus you get access to a decent lounge.