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    4. American Express The Centurion Lounge

    American Express The Centurion Lounge

    3.2/5
    ·MIA·Concourse D·American Express Lounges·Updated Aug 2026

    Lounge Ratings

    Comfort & Ambiance7.0

    High ceilings, daylight and varied seating make the room more comfortable than a typical compact lounge, but busy periods can limit seats and reduce the sense of calm.

    Food & Beverage6.8

    A rotating hot-and-cold buffet, self-service soft drinks and a staffed bar provide a capable pre-flight offering, though it is not an à la carte dining experience.

    Amenities & Facilities7.0

    Wi-Fi, power access, a family room and shower suites create a useful practical set of facilities. Shower waits can reduce their usefulness for a short connection.

    Cleanliness7.4

    The contemporary multi-zone layout and maintained shared facilities support a strong cleanliness assessment, with no specific evidence for an exceptional or premium standard.

    Editorial Review

    The American Express Centurion Lounge at Miami International Airport is in Concourse D, near gate D12, on the fourth floor. It is most convenient for departures from Concourse D; passengers using another concourse should allow for the walk and any required security re-screening. The layout uses high ceilings, large windows and several seating zones, including dining tables, lounge chairs, counter seating and quieter seating near the entrance. Aircraft views and daylight are meaningful strengths, although the main areas can become busy and seating availability may tighten at peak periods.

    Food is presented as a rotating hot-and-cold buffet rather than an à la carte restaurant. A staffed bar and self-service non-alcoholic drinks support a proper pre-flight meal or drink, while the selection is better suited to a short stay than a destination dining experience. Wi-Fi, power access, a family room and shower suites give the lounge a useful practical range. Shower demand can create waits, so they are not a dependable last-minute facility.

    Entry is limited to eligible cardholders and qualifying guests, with departing-passenger and time-window rules applying to some card types. The lounge is a solid option for eligible travelers seeking a calmer place to eat, work or refresh before a flight, especially in Concourse D. It is not a quiet retreat at every hour, and travelers with a tight departure from another concourse should weigh the transfer time. Overall, this is a well-equipped, mid-to-upper standard lounge whose crowding risk keeps it below the network's strongest locations.

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