Sentences with phrase «thinking of airport lounges»

Beyond thinking of airport lounges, you should also consider the checked baggage fee waivers offered by both cards.

Not exact matches

With the addition of the Chase Sapphire ReserveSM to the high end travel rewards market, and the discussions about all of its benefits and services to offset the $ 450 annual fee, we thought that it would be a good time to compare the airport lounge benefits associated with each of the 3 top cards in this upscale travel rewards category.

Everything in the lounge is free (or included in the entrance fee if you've had to pay to get in) and that includes the full service bar which is remarkably well stocked for an airport lounge — the bar staff will mix most cocktails on demand and they seem to have just about every major soft drink you can think of.

If you think you'll only visit a Priority Pass airport lounge a hand full of times each year the Ascend Card might be the better option for obtaining Priority Pass.

While a decent champagne and a la carte dining are definitely options that distinguish a First Class lounge from a Business Class lounge in most airports around the world, I can't think of too much else that I found that would make this lounge stand out as being «First Class».

Now I know what many of you are thinking, Priority Pass lounges are not available at every airport, in fact, at many airports the only priority pass lounges are not accessible to all gates (i.e. at LAX) or the only Priority Pass lounge is a United Club, which is also not accessible with Priority Pass Select membership (the level provided by American Express).

And a final thought, with the opening of the LaGuardia and San Francisco Centurion lounges along with the current Vegas and DFW Centurion lounges, it may just be a matter of time until this hiccup is behind us and we are all praising American Express airport lounge access program again.

Overall, I'm still a bit surprised that Chicago wasn't the next on the list to get a Centurion Lounge but I think it's great for Denver International Airport and I'm loving the trend here of bigger, more equipped Centurion Lounges.

There are three levels of membership; the basic level is targeted at the casual traveller and allows airport lounge access but it comes at a cost (a reasonable # 15 per visit, which if you think about it, you could easily spend on newspapers / magazines, food and drink on a typical three hour layover).

Since you'll be spending a fair amount of time in airports, you might also think about credit cards that allow you access to airport lounges.

I think I'm most excited about the triple points and the access to lounges in alot of airports!

If you have never been in an airport lounge and don't think it's worth that kind of money, wait till you get into one — it'll forever change your travel experience.

Choosing the right premium card can come down to your specific preferences, such as airport lounge use and your favorite transfer partners, but I think that when we're talking about the masses, the Sapphire Reserve probably offers the best universal value out of any travel credit card.

If you're an Alaska Airlines customer thinking about purchasing a membership to the Board Room airport lounge, you may be put off by the limited number of locations.

Think of our lounges as your Club rooms, your own personal space away from the hustle and bustle of airport life, where you and a guest can unwind, recharge and prepare for your flight.