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    3. George Bush Intercontinental Houston Airport (IAH)
    4. American Express The Centurion Lounge

    American Express The Centurion Lounge

    2.9/5
    ·IAH·Terminal D·American Express Lounges·Updated Jul 2026

    Lounge Ratings

    Comfort & Ambiance6.0

    The lounge offers a variety of seating, including leather chairs, semi-private couches, and benches, alongside work areas. However, it is frequently reported as overcrowded, cramped, and lacking external views.

    Food & Beverage6.0

    Hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets are available, featuring locally-inspired cuisine by Chef Justin Yu. A premium full bar with curated cocktails and wines is offered, along with self-serve coffee machines. Recent traveler reports frequently describe the food as limited in variety and often picked over.

    Amenities & Facilities6.5

    Amenities include a reservable shower suite, high-speed Wi-Fi, a computer bar, work areas with charging, a family room, printers, copiers, TVs, and flight monitors.

    Cleanliness7.0

    The lounge is generally described as clean, with attentive staff contributing to its maintenance.

    Editorial Review

    The American Express The Centurion Lounge at George Bush Intercontinental Houston Airport (IAH) is an American Express-operated lounge, offering amenities to eligible Amex cardholders. Located in Terminal D on the mezzanine level near gate D12, it is accessed via an elevator within the duty-free shop and is reachable airside from all terminals via the Skyway train.

    The 8,500-square-foot lounge features various seating options, including leather chairs, semi-private couches, and dining tables. However, recent traveler feedback consistently notes issues with overcrowding, a cramped feel despite its size, and a lack of natural light or runway views.

    Food service includes hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets with a menu developed by James Beard Award-winning Chef Justin Yu. A premium full bar serves curated cocktails and wines, supplemented by self-serve coffee. However, many recent reviews indicate that the food selection can be limited in variety and often picked over during busy periods.

    Key amenities include a reservable shower suite, high-speed Wi-Fi, dedicated work areas, a computer bar, a family room, printers, and flight monitors. While the lounge is generally maintained as clean, the frequent overcrowding and occasional wait times temper the overall experience.

    This lounge is best suited for eligible American Express cardholders seeking a functional space with essential amenities and complimentary food and beverage options, provided they anticipate potential crowding and wait times.

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