American Express The Centurion Lounge

Houston, TX - George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) Terminal D, near gate D14 (take elevator near Duty Free store)
Do I have access to American Express The Centurion Lounge at IAH? Use our lounge access wizard and find out, or or create an account and we'll keep track of your lounge memberships and premium credit cards.
Download on the App Store
Download our Android app
3,000+ airport lounges in your pocket.
Install our free app.

The basics
Operated by
American Express
American Express
Bathroom: yesBusiness Center: yesComplimentary Wi-Fi: yesShowers: yesFamily Room: noSmoking Room: no
Other amenities:           
Overview
Access rules
Food & Beverages
Yelp
Comments
Overall ratings
Overall
Design
Ambience
Food and drinks
Amenities
Service

  • Bart Walker
    Design
    Ambience
    Food and drinks
    Amenities
    Service

    Not a lot of choices at Houston airport. This lounge used to be an oasis in an otherwise busy airport However with the end of the pandemic the lounge is more crowed than ever. It has now extremely busy and often hard to find a seat.

    None the less the staff is extremely courteous and will help you find a seat if there is one available. Some people behind me had to wait in line before they could be seated due to the crowds.

    Still the service is great and the staff extremely friendly. Just don’t expect a calm quite place with only a handful of people. None the less the best domestic flight lounge out of IAH

  • podgreen

    Excellent lounge. Well designed. Comfortable. Really good selection of hot dishes. Staffed bar and good selection of drinks. Only snag is that it can get a bit crowded and busy.

    Some of the tastiest hot dishes I have had in an airport lounge.

    All the amenities;washrooms,tv,papers,work stations ,comfortable chairs etc

  • loungereview.com Team

    The Centurion Lounge is the best club at Houston Bush airport. While the lounge lacks windows, it is beautifully decorated, and the amenities — free hot meals, open bars, shower, family room — are second to none.

  • Rodger Drew

    Finally the long lost eligance of air travel returns! I recently was regretting a lengthy (5 1/2 hour) layover in Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport. What a thoroughly enjoyable experience it turned out to be. I took the opportunity to spend my time at the American Express Centurion Lounge. This what the best airline clubs used to be and alas, none of the major ones still are. Between James Beard Award winning chef designed hot food to a full premium bar that doesn’t charge for the premium bar. Even the staff display the quality of hospitality that is all too rare in this day of airlines innovating ways to charge extra for what used to be standard appropriately upscale service. My hostess’s name was appropriately named “Joy.” It was she that introduced me to the quiet comer of the lounge with three day beds put there just for travelers like me who got up way too early and had way too long to wait for a connection. Except now I may plan my trips around an extra long lay over at the Houston Centurion Lounge.

  • Loading more comments...

Leave a review

Join the conversation and add photos! or create an account so we can keep track of your contributions and notify you of any response. Plus, you'll be able to upload photos.
Select a rating
Overall
Select a rating
Design
Select a rating
Ambience
Select a rating
Food and drinks
Select a rating
Amenities
Select a rating
Service

Photos
Report content issue