American Airlines Admirals Club Info
Amenities
Service options
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Dine-in
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
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Alcohol
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Beer
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Cocktails
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Food
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Hard liquor
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Wine
Dining options
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Outside food allowed
Amenities
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Restroom
Atmosphere
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Casual
Crowd
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LGBTQ+ friendly
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Tourists
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Transgender safespace
Planning
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Membership required
Payments
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Credit cards
Other
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LGBTQ+ friendly
Best WLM Reviews
This is one of the best Admirals Clubs in the country. It's spacious, well-organized, quiet and clean. The staff goes above and beyond to make it a great experience for every guest. The food is relatively traditional (when I was there, breakfast was eggs, fruit, yogurt, cereal, bagels, etc). Beer, wine and certain cocktails are free, other cocktails you have to pay for. The sleeping spaces are quiet and secluded, the desks/tables great for working. Overall this is one of my favorite parts of SFO.
Plenty of comfortable seating with power outlets available. Soda dispenser was completely out of all diet sodas but I was able to get a can of diet coke from the bar without difficulty. Two kinds of hummus, cheese, crackers, fruit, soup and mac and cheese with addins were available.
The restrooms were clean and there were two shower rooms available. Attendants were constantly circulating through the lounge cleaning up and sanitizing between customers. There is a darkened quiet area with laydown loungers where you can get some rest. There is also an enclosed children's play room. For adults, there are several enclosed sit down phone booths were you can speak on your phone without disturbing others.
Paid for entry via the AA website. Very large spacious lounge with beds, showers and a good viewing window to watch the planes. The food wasn’t that great to be honest with only hot soup, some nibbles such as potato chips and dips and some small deserts. The coffee was good though and it was nice to be away from the madness of San Francisco airport.
American Airlines Lounge near Gate 13 of Terminal 1.
We thought we had access to this lounge because of our Amex card but alas not. And to get to the Amex Centurion Lounge meant a long walk out of the building, so we’d have to go back through security. So we bought a day pass. Big shout out to Debbie who was so helpful in making the process easy.
Upstairs we were able to log into the internet and get some business stuff out of the way. Having a quiet space to work is most appreciated. Internet connection was excellent.
We’d arrived in time for the breakfast menu of scrambled eggs, bacon, muffins, bagels, yoghurt etc. But then that was removed and the lunch food came out of soft tacos with all the fillings, soups and other delicious food. Plenty of food for everyone. If you’d like an alcoholic beverage, you have to pay for this.
Wheelchair accessible. Great staff and excellent customer service.
This is what happens when you are spoilt by travelling around Asia and experiencing what hospitality they have to offer. The selection of food was very poor and you are only entitled to a single drink but they are happy to quickly point you to the paid menu where they have a broader range of food and drinks available for sale. You are better off spending your time at a Cafe outside.
The new Admiral club is located between B11 gate and B15 gate in the fully renovated, beautiful SFO terminal 1 which is now called Harvey Milk terminal which fully opened in May 2021.
This upgraded club is 20% bigger than the previous location in terminal one, and is very bright with wall-sized windows, and you feel spacious and airy.
Upgraded furniture, chairs, nice lamps, arts - yes, this is the lounge! Business center, conference room (you can rent) , phone booths, are there as usual. Plus resting room, kids room (Universal Studio themed) are both notable.
Food is not much changed, however the famous avocado toast bar continues!
Overall, really enjoyed the new SFO Admirals Club, and found this spacious location to be one of the most relaxing places to be before flying at SFO. The entire space is flooded with natural lighting, the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows allow unimpeded views for aviation enthusiasts, and the variety of seating options definitely make it a very comfortable place for business and leisure travelers alike.
That being said, the selective eligibility requirements to gain access into the lounge in addition to the limited free food options make it unlikely I'll be visiting again any time soon. In the meantime, I'm more than happy to hop over to the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse in the adjacent terminal for some on-demand dining thanks to my Amex Platinum card, even when I'm flying economy on any airline!
See full review on blog.
Beautiful lounge. It's big and spacious enough to never feel crowded, and the service is top notch.
Speaking about service, barmaid Linda is a shining example of professionalism and hospitality, and I highly recommend everyone to try her Expresso Martini. It's just that good.
There's all the amenities you come to expect from AA lounges, including snacks, office space, quiet zones, children areas, and lots of seating with outlets. Even the avocado cart shows up for lunch.
Excellent lounge, would chill here again.
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