Lounges, facilities and services (LGA)

Vip Lounges at New York LaGuardia airport (LGA)

Which are the Vip lounges at New York LaGuardia airport (LGA) and how to access:

LaGuardia Airport offers a strong selection of premium lounges, many of them brand-new and aligned with the airport’s modernization.

Terminal B

This terminal hosts the widest range of lounges, including airline clubs and credit-card affiliated spaces.

• Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge: Western Concourse, Level 3. Ramp views and quality refreshments.
• American Airlines Admirals Club: Western Concourse, near gates 30–31. Modern, spacious design.
• United Club: Eastern Concourse, near gates 40–59. Panoramic views and business amenities.
• The Centurion Lounge (American Express): Level 4 of the central headhouse, before the pedestrian bridges. Signature dining and premium cocktails.
• Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club: Also on Level 4 of the headhouse, near the security checkpoint. Known for upscale finishes and wellness areas.

Access:

• Admirals/United/Maple Leaf: Club members, premium-cabin travelers, and eligible alliance status (oneworld/Star Alliance).
• Centurion Lounge: AMEX Platinum and Centurion cardholders.
• Chase Sapphire: Priority Pass access (per Chase Sapphire Reserve terms and capacity controls).

Terminal C

As Delta’s exclusive hub, this terminal features one of the brand’s largest clubs.

• Delta Sky Club: Near the entrance to Concourse E (post-security). Expansive space with multiple dining zones, full bar, and local art.

Access: Delta Sky Club members, Delta One travelers, and eligible AMEX Platinum cardholders flying Delta.

Pro tip: hours and access rules can change; confirm in your airline or lounge app on the day of travel.

Facilities and other services

Following its renovation, LaGuardia Airport provides a modern passenger experience with high-quality services, including free, unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi, charging stations at nearly every gate seat, and multiple ATMs.

Dining

The revamped dining scene features outposts of New York City’s famed local restaurants alongside international chains. Both Terminal B and Terminal C offer expansive food halls with options ranging from quick service to full-service restaurants.

Shopping

The airport offers a wide variety of retail, from luxury and tech brands to convenience stores and “I Love NY” souvenirs. Duty-free shops are available in the departures areas of the main terminals.

Baggage

Left-Luggage: For security reasons, there is no luggage storage service at the airport.

Lost & Found: To report an item lost in public areas of the airport or at security checkpoints, use the Port Authority’s official online form.

Other Services

• Nursing Suites: Private, well-equipped spaces available in all terminals.
• Pet Relief Areas: Designated areas located both landside and airside.
• Hydration Stations: Water-bottle fill stations throughout all terminals.
• Spa: Wellness services available at select locations in Terminal B.
• Water Feature: Terminal B features a fountain with light and laser projection shows on the departures level.