The bar at Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LaGuardia. (Photo by Angela Sun)
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“I thought airport lounges couldn’t get any better, but this one is fantastic,” the man at the bar said. “You can even get a massage and order off a menu.”
We visited the new Chase Sapphire Lounge by the Club at LaGuardia and found a stunning two-story lounge with a family room with a nursing room, jukebox, arcade and photo booth, a circular bar with fancy cocktails, private spaces for Zoom calls, locally sourced dining options and plenty of lounge space.
Two treatment rooms in the spa offer 30-minute services and three luxury suites are available on the upper level.
The Wellness Area at Chase Sapphire Lounge. Make this your first stop so you can book a treatment. (Photo by Angela Sun)The Arcade with a working jukebox and games. One of the three Reserve Lounges, which you can book for three-hour periods. Each lounge holds 4-6 people, and two of them can be combined to hold up to 12. (Photo by Jan Schroder)The main lounge features artwork artworks curated by the JPMorgan Chase Art Collection. (Photo by Angela Sun)Chase calls this the Productivity Area, but I could manage being super unproductive in this beautiful space. (Photo by Angela Sun) The other side of the Productivity Area. There are two private rooms with doors off to the right. My husband had a Zoom call in one of them. (Photo by Angela Sun)The Chase Sapphire signature cocktails. Mocktails, or the term I prefer, free-spirited cocktails, are also available. (Photo by Jan Schroder)There is a large selection of food you can select for yourself in addition to offering off a menu including salads, fried Korean chicken bites, mini chocolate bites and carrot cake. (Photo by Jan Schroder)We ordered this delicious salmon dish, along with a roast beef sandwich and fries off the menu. (Photo by Jan Schroder)
