The Club at LAS

The Club at LAS – Las Vegas, NV (LAS) Concourse E

The Club at LAS at Las Vegas Harry Reid Airport Concourse E has the distinction of being the only lounge in Concourse E. It is therefore used by a variety of airlines – both domestic carriers such as Alaska Airlines and foreign airlines such as British Airways and Korean Air. In addition, The Club at LAS welcomes Priority Pass members, as well as all passengers on a paid-in basis, regardless of airline or class or service.

Note that there are two The Club at LAS locations. The other lounge in Concourse D is a far smaller club with virtually no amenities. As a paying user, you can move between the two locations at no cost.

The Club at LAS LAS design

The Club at LAS Terminal 3 is one of the largest lounges at McCarran airport. The expansive space is divided into three rooms, with a large bar and dining area next to the reception desk, followed by two seating areas.

The Club at LAS – Las Vegas, NV (LAS) Concourse E

Located at the heart of the terminal building, the club doesn’t have a single window. Patrons will therefore miss out on the Nevada sunshine and views of the Las Vegas strip or mountains, which are a staple of the other lounges. Fortunately, the décor does a good job at accommodating this restriction. The use of hardwoods, earth desert tones and smart lighting create a pleasant vibe, while the walls are adorned with a collection of pictures of Las Vegas as well as niches with flower bouquets – an elegant touch.

The fairly spacious seating layout features comfortable individual seats with side tables, as well as clusters of chairs around coffee tables. The back room is more geared towards relaxation, with recliners and ottomans. Unfortunately, power outlets are few and far between – they can only be found along the walls – though laptop users will find a few open workspaces with built-in outlets.

The first room with the bar features a large high communal table with power outlets, as well as a number of dining tables.

Overall, the space is very functional and comfortably accommodates solo travelers and groups alike, with a number of options for laptop users. The design isn’t cutting edge but the club feels fresh and well maintained. With a ray of sunlight, it’d be an even more pleasant place to relax.

The Club at LAS LAS amenities

The Club at LAS – Las Vegas, NV (LAS) Concourse E

The Club at LAS Concourse E features a sizeable selection of food and beverages. In buffet area, patrons will find fresh salads, soups, an array of sandwiches, and fruit. There’s also a plethora of junk food options including an assortment of flavored popcorn, potato chips, and various snacks. In a nod to Korean Air customers, noodle cups are also available. Coming from the sister The Club in Concourse D, the selection is very impressive. Ultimately, the fare is decidedly simple but varied enough for a light meal, and we appreciate the availability of a salad bar as a healthy option.

A wide array of complimentary soft and alcoholic beverages is available from the bar. There is also a Segafredo espresso machine along with an assortment of syrups.

The lounge features one shower room which is functional, albeit not especially attractive. Basic bath amenities are provided in shared dispensers, and towels are available from the reception desk.

Other amenities include a selection of newspapers and magazines. For Wi-Fi access, patrons get a code allowing them to connect to the airport’s network free of charge.

The Club at LAS – Las Vegas, NV (LAS) Concourse E

The Club at LAS LAS bottom line

Overall, the Club at LAS at Las Vegas Harry Reid airport Concourse E is a spacious, pleasant and well-appointed lounge, with a solid beverage offering and a good food spread for a contract lounge. The complete lack of windows and daylight is unfortunate, and the space could really benefit from additional power outlets. The Club at LAS is an excellent domestic departure lounge, while as an international business class lounge, it delivers on all the basics.