JFK
34 airport lounges in
John F. Kennedy International Airport
New York City, US
Our take: JFK's best lounges are in Terminals 4 and 8
- Best premium lounge: If you can use Delta One Lounge in Terminal 4, go there. It is one of the country's best airport lounges, with restaurant-style dining, showers, spa features, and an enclosed terrace.
- Terminal 8 premium choices: Chelsea Lounge and Soho Lounge are the strongest oneworld options. Chelsea is the top pick if you qualify; Soho is the next-best stop for eligible first class and Emerald travelers.
- Priority Pass: Traditional lounge access is unusually useful for a U.S. airport, especially Air France-KLM Lounge, VIP ONE Lounge, and the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse during Priority Pass hours. Avoid HelloSky if you have another lounge option.
- Card lounges: Terminal 4 has AmEx Centurion Lounge, Chase Sapphire Lounge, and Capital One Lounge. All are credible, but Capital One and Chase are the stronger food-first choices.
- Weak spots: JFK's weaker lounges are mostly convenience plays: the main American Admirals Club, Korean Air, Turkish, and Air India are not worth a terminal detour.
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Our take: JFK's best lounges are in Terminals 4 and 8
- Best premium lounge: If you can use Delta One Lounge in Terminal 4, go there. It is one of the country's best airport lounges, with restaurant-style dining, showers, spa features, and an enclosed terrace.
- Terminal 8 premium choices: Chelsea Lounge and Soho Lounge are the strongest oneworld options. Chelsea is the top pick if you qualify; Soho is the next-best stop for eligible first class and Emerald travelers.
- Priority Pass: Traditional lounge access is unusually useful for a U.S. airport, especially Air France-KLM Lounge, VIP ONE Lounge, and the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse during Priority Pass hours. Avoid HelloSky if you have another lounge option.
- Card lounges: Terminal 4 has AmEx Centurion Lounge, Chase Sapphire Lounge, and Capital One Lounge. All are credible, but Capital One and Chase are the stronger food-first choices.
- Weak spots: JFK's weaker lounges are mostly convenience plays: the main American Admirals Club, Korean Air, Turkish, and Air India are not worth a terminal detour.
LoungeLocation
Terminal 1
Air France-KLM Lounge
Near Gate 1
Be Relax Spa(Terminal 1)
Near Gate 5
Korean Air Lounge
Opposite Gate 3
Lufthansa Business Lounge
Lufthansa Stack, Level 1
Lufthansa First Lounge
Lufthansa Stack, Level 3
Lufthansa Senator Lounge
Lufthansa Stack, Level 2
Primeclass Lounge(Terminal 1)
By Gates 8-9
Turkish Airlines Lounge
Between Gates 2-3
VIP ONE Lounge
Behind Counters E-FLandside
Terminal 4
Air India Maharaja Lounge
Near Gate 5
AmEx Centurion Lounge
After Security
Capital One Lounge
Near B Gates
Chase Sapphire Loungeby The Club with Etihad Airways
Near Gate A2
Delta One Lounge
Between Concourses A/B
Delta Sky Club(Concourse A)
Near Gate A8
Delta Sky Club(Concourse B)
Near Gate B31
Emirates Lounge
Near Gate A5
HelloSky
Near Gate A2
Minute Suites
Near Gate B39
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse
Near Gate A5
Xwell(Gate B22)
Near Gate B22
Xwell(Gate B24)
Near Gate B24
Terminal 7
Terminal 8
American Airlines Admirals Club
Opposite C42
American Airlines Provisionsby Admirals Club
Between Gates 12 and 14
Chelsea Lounge
Above Gate 14
Gameway(Terminal 8)
Near Gate 8
Greenwich Lounge
Above Gate 12
Jabbrrbox(Gate 16)
Near Gate 16
Jabbrrbox(Gate 8)
Near Gate 8
Minute Suites
Near Gate C36
Soho Lounge
Above Gate 14
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