The Club

My favorite lounge at McCarran. Lots of room, nice snacks and light meals, and premium liquors. A great place to wait for your flight.

The Club has no clue which priority pass or club lounge pass gets you in? WTF is this? Find out and print out a sign.
So it’s like:
Which lounge card do you want to scan? I can’t guarantee that we won’t charge your Credit Card company.
Full open bar, snacks to go, clean waiting area.
The club closes at 2AM, come here when Cent lounge closes.

For a domestic airport lounge, it’s decent. But not amazing. Things to note:
–size: small. I say this with no exaggeration. Two rooms. A bar in the first room with about three sets of lounge chairs and a second room with high top chairs and a couple of tables.
–bathrooms: outside the lounge. This isn’t a complete fail but is just short of a pain in the butt. The last thing you want when downing endless glasses of booze is to have to walk out for a bathroom.
–service: surprisingly good. Despite being obviously short staffed, the staff here is attentive.
–quality: the drink options here beat that of a united club domestic lounge. There are snacks but no substantive food options.
I had access to both the United club and this one. Based on Unilocal reviews, I chose this one. I’d do it again in a heartbeat solely based on alcohol options and the fact that United tries to jip you for their «premium alcohol.»

Having tried the United Lounge at Vegas and Delta Skyclubs, this lounge is a very nice surprise. They a a very nice collection of snacks: chips, Oreos, crackers, dried fruit, fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges), cup noodles, cereals and a very nice selection of alcoholic beverages (not the cheap version you find at SkyClubs). It is much nicer than most SkyClubs (with the exception of SkyClubs at large hubs such as LAX), also the staff is really nice (not something common at SkyClubs). Also, they accept PriorityPass.

Small, but clean and quiet. Nice selection of snacks and a well stocked bar. They let you bring outside food in, and the attendants are very helpful and attentive. Definitely worth it.

The Club at Las Vegas International Airport is open daily from 6:00 am to 2:00 am and located in Terminal 1. The D Gates lounge is located on the second level, on the left hand side, just prior to Gate D16. Look for The Club behind Juice Express and Las Vegas Fruits & Nuts.
This is a very basic lounge with great alcohol selections but extremely limited snack options. There were some nuts and pretzels and chips and fruits like apples, bananas and oranges. The only redeeming factor to this lounge is that they are open until 2 a.m. so if you have a flight that departs after 11 p.m., they are your only choice for a lounge. They accept Priority Pass or you may pay the daily fee which i think is $ 35.
No restroom or shower facilities are available at this location.

Wow! Great deal for 35 bucks. Free alcohol, chips, cookies, and more! Plus a quiet not too crowded place to pass the time. I was able to have a few drinks and get some work done. Juliette and Rose were great and they made sure I was comfortable and happy! This company is pretty lucky to have these gals working for them!

Tiny lounge in Terminal 1 when you think of the fees you pay per year for cold snacks only! What made it worse is the host, sent us on a wild goose chase to the bigger lounge when we told him we were leaving out of gate A. He told us it was close to A2. So after racing from Gates D back to gates A and finding nothing, we call the host through the courtesy phone and discover, because English is his second language, he thought we said Gate E not Gate A! Ugh!#!**

This review is for location Terminal 1, D Gates — this is the smallest lounge I have personally ever been to. The service from the staff was great. There were no showers located in this club. There was a separate area for use of computers, a small bar area, a couple of seats to await for your flight and two TV’s (one for watching the news and the other that displays flight information). Please note that this club only provides snacks (ex: potato chips and cookies). I’m sure that due to the size of this lounge that it can get full quick. I’m not sure about the entrance fee as I have a Priority Pass but this club is a great alternative if your near the terminal and cannot access the new AMEX lounge.

The worst lounge at this airport. Very small. No bathrooms or showers. I would have never gone here if I had to pay (free with priority pass). Going to Amex centurion lounge next time. Save your money. You get basic coffee in carafes, tea, chips, apples, bananas, Oreo cookies, trail mix, one cheap stale pastry.

At $ 35/​day, this is one of the cheaper airport lounges to get into. But it’s also a smaller lounge at a smaller airport so you kinda get what you pay for. There are two lounges, one in terminal one and the other in terminal three. Both locations are about the same size and offer the same amenities but the lounge in terminal three offers showers. Now, don’t get too excited. Think less Equinox and more like 24 hour fitness gym individual shower stalls. Nothing to write home to mom about.
The lounge is small but nice. Complimentary snacks and drinks (alcohol included) are provided as well as showers and wifi. Snacks include the typical veggies/​dip, chips, cookies, sandwiches and such. The are plenty of newspapers and tv’s to keep you entertained. If you’re looking to get some work done, this lounge is pretty quiet but offers a business room if you’re looking to spread out and be more productive. The lounge is located in the D gates in terminal one and E gates in terminal three.
Priority Pass and Lounge Club members are granted access per your membership level. I only use it because I have a Priority Pass membership. I don’t know that I could justify $ 35/​day to use this place. LAS is a great airport and I could easily hang out in the terminal area waiting for my flight. There are plenty of charging stations and restaurants to keep me occupied and my cell phone at full capacity.
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Nice little lounge — it’s more egalitarian than other lounges — no membership required (but Priority Pass skips the entrance fee). It’s the world’s smallest lounge — not too many people can fit in here, but I didn’t see it crowded.
The best part is that customer service and food options exceed the other US lounges that I’ve been to — it’s small, but mighty. The workers will bring anything that you need to your table — service felt very personalized.
Worth a stop if you have extra time on your hands.

Visit: 8÷8÷13 upon arrival at McCarran. My friends were running way behind schedule due to a major f*ck up by Southwest. So I did needed a quiet place to chill out.
Check In:
$ 35 flat rate or free for Priority Pass holders.
Present your ID and boarding pass.
This review is only for.
Terminal 1, D Gates — Open Daily 6:00 am — 2:00 am
I wanted to clarify what Terminal 1, D Gates actually offer as the majority of the reviews seem to mix in Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 or are completely wrong which questions their authenticity.
Terminal 1
Has a separate area with one dedicated PC and an all in one printer, copy, fax machine. The PC had issues connecting to the internet. I was unable to use it. The separate area only has bar stools and an island looking out onto concourse D. The photo provided by Rob P. depicts it clearly.
There’s a magazine rack with a few local and major publications /​newspapers.
There are plenty of outlets to charge your your electronic devices.
There’s just one flat screen TV which appeared to be about 60″
No Shower
NO bathrooms but there’s one outside just around the order on your left.
Food:
Lets get this straight. This place only provides individually packaged snacks. You will find prepackaged shortbread cookies, corn chips, potato chips, Stacy’s pita chips (regular and Parmesan), hummus, apples, bananas, crackers. You’ll also find weak coffee and hot water in carafes as well water and juices. There’s a full bar serving a limited selection of wine, beer, spirits. There’s no real food. Other reviews mentioned both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 were similar but its wrong. Terminal 3 will have hot food, sandwiches, soups, veggie dips. Terminal 3 is where you want to go for food.
Space:
Some of the reviews stated Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 were the same size are incorrect. Terminal 1 is significantly smaller. Terminal 3 is at least twice as large.
Staffing:
You will only see two employees here. One at check in and the other at the bar. Terminal 3 has better staffing.
Overall 2 stars for Terminal 1 D gates. I would say its fine if you get in for free and you want to stay at concourse D. However, if you want the goodies then you’ll have to head over to Terminal 3, which I would rate 4 stars.

For domestic club, this has to be one of the best.
For short term visit, they offers Shower, wifi (free throughout airport), drinks (alcoholic/​non-​alcoholic), hot soups, snacks and more.
Layout is very modern and spacious. Everything smells new still, great employees.
I think Terminal 3 needs to add more people movers, it can be quite a walk for those traveling from gate 11 – 13. Great place to kill few hours of waiting time.

This review is for the terminal 1, D gate lounge. The women bartender who works here is such a great lady. I really wish I remember her name (I remember her mentioning she used to be a flight attendant) because she deserves recognition for such great customer service. Our flight was delayed at first so we spent a lot of time here and then we found out it had been canceled. If I hadn’t of been here when I found out it was canceled I probably would of panicked since I have never had that happen to me before. She went above and beyond expectations by helping me look up the latest information for our flight and gave me extremely helpful suggestions on what to do. I am really thankful to her.

Food was excellent and they served lunch in the form of sandwiches. Drinks were good too. Coffee was delicious. Wish they had more pastries though. Chairs werent that comfortable, and it was very busy in there… not much privacy at all. They had a shower facility and very clean bathrooms. I had access to united club, but chose the club instead because of way better Unilocal reviews. I was not disappointed.

Excellent airport lounge in LAS. Their food selection is large with sandwiches, gourmet soups, hummus, fresh veggie dips, rolls, chips, cookies and cheese. They also have alcoholic and non-​alcoholic refreshments. The lounge isn’t terribly big but it is comfy. They also have a shower stall available as well. Service is quick and attentive, I love that the lounge is super clean.
They take priority pass here so that is a plus. But next time I will have to visit the new Amex Centurion lounge, even though it costs money.

I honestly didn’t expect much from this lounge. I was peeved that I wasn’t able to get a car service to the airport, annoyed that I couldn’t get an upgrade for my flight back to San Francisco, and the fact that the line was absurd for a Sunday morning… (I was told it gets worse), gives you an idea on how much I just wanted to sit down and live in peace for like 5 seconds before I board the horrendous flight home (see Virgin America review).
The Club, at least the one at T3 was outside gate E2… yes pass security and turn left instead of right, I did that and ended up looking like an idiot walking back and forth, and its quiet there. Located next to a bathroom, I walked in The Club with a nice attendant that greeted me. Check in is as usual, use priority pass, show boarding pass so they can scan and an ID to verify that its actually you. My flight was delayed and the attendant told me about it before I found out. How nice is that?
The lounge itself is pretty cool, neat and for the most part clean. They had a variety of snacks and decent looking bar which I didn’t bother myself since it was about 10 in the morning. There was an option for hot soup, but I think since it was still early, they haven’t finished preparing it. Two televisions behind the bar, and next to it was a rolling schedule of the departures at Terminal 3. A few other televisions situated throughout the lounge and if you want they can change the channels for you to your liking. There are computers available to use, and a shelf… more or less to put stuff while moving around.
Me being super paranoid kept everything with me and set up near the bar so I can watch TV and be in close proximity to the snacks available. The attendants are pretty cool, checking up on everyone once in a while, making sure they are comfortable. Granted there was only me and like 5 others in the lounge it was nice. Drinks had to be requested, but they were happy to oblige, I asked for a coke when offered a beer. Its 10am in the morning, I don’t plan on drinking that early gosh! Yes if you’re in there drinks are complimentary, although tips are greatly appreciated.
The bathroom had a little bit of scratch etching on it, I guess even lounges are prone to these things, and there was a shower facility that one can use.
Overall for me, it’s a nice lounge. Being able to get away from the idiots that talk at max volume on their phones, or most of the general public is a very nice perk of the lounge. Less to say most don’t want to pay for the lounge right?
I was happy during my short stay, and shout out to the staff at The Club at T3 that was there the day I attended, it made it very enjoyable.

This is a small club close to the D-​Gates. Top of the escalators to the left. And by small, I mean small. Luckily it was empty when I got there early in the morning. There’s coffee and water and some snacks. Since it was early I didn’t try the bar — so I don’t know if anything is complimentary.
Anyway for Vegas it is great to get away from all the noise in the terminal.

I am flying United today out of McCarran and just found there’s a new lounge in the D Gates! So excited! I have a Priority Pass membership, so I have free access to select lounges, and this is one of them. I chatted with the staff… they’ve been open since June, and there’s one in the new terminal as well. It’s a small lounge, but they have a decent beer selection (Asahi!) and some unique snacks (pita chips & hummus). Friendly staff, free wifi, and a FANTASTIC view overlooking the concourse where people arrive from the shuttle. This may be my favorite airport lounge yet.