Primeclass Lounge
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The basics
Overview
Access rules
Primeclass Lounge at New York, NY - John F. Kennedy (JFK) welcomes:
- All passengers, regardless of airline and class of service, for a fee.
- Select premium customers and elite members departing on an airline served by this lounge (see Airlines tab).
Cards accepted
Airlines
You may have access to Primeclass Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details.
Star Alliance
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following Star Alliance member airlines only.
 | Singapore Airlines (SQ) |
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Overall ratings
What an absolute dump! I’ve been to many lounges in my travels and this is the absolute worst by far. There was a 20 minute “wait-list” to get into the lounge (when there were a ton of open places to sit). Once we finally got in, the place was a filthy mess and the food was repulsive. It consisted of soggy sandwiches, containers of ramen, and some gross looking quinoa salad. There was a lot of packaged food, lays potato chips, and…that’s about it. There was garbage everywhere and the tables were filthy. This is an absolute mess and if I had paid instead of using the Priority Pass through my AmEx I would demand a refund.
Awful! Food worse than any outlet in the whole of terminal 4. Horrible packaged salads and soggy sandwiches, student like ramen pots and awful stale pre packaged cakes. Most of the charging points did not work and the decor dingy and depressing. Also no restrooms after paying 55$ is unacceptable. Avoid at all costs! Staff were very sweet, that is the only positive I can find!
I visited the lounge this afternoon with my wife and stepdaughter while waiting a few hours for our international connection. The service was excellent and the front desk hostess had a tough job due to lots of customers harassing her. She kept her cool, tried to explain the process for crowd control (we in fact had to wait around 30 minutes), but some people just berated her to the point of making her cry. I felt bad for her and thanked her as we left and told her that from what we saw she did everything right and fairly to accommodate people. The staff onsite were friendly and helpful. The food and drinks were certainly adequate. Shout out to the front desk hostess for doing just fine under pressure.
The lady at the reception was not courteous. The Lounge was spacious but there r no washroom😧 which is really unacceptable. There was hardly any variety to eat. Would not recommend anyone to visit this Lounge