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The Capital One Lounge network is a collection of premium airport lounges that provide a comfortable and relaxing environment for travelers. They offer a wide array of standard amenities, including individually plated local food and drinks from regional purveyors. Each lounge also has a full-service coffee and pastry bar.
There are semi-private work booths, a variety of seating options, and one major Capital One Lounge differentiator: an expansive grab-and-go area for travelers stopping in for a short visit.
This guide shows you where to find all of the Capital One Lounges available right now, and how to get in the door.
If you haven't heard of Capital One airport lounges, you aren't behind the times. For years, the network of American Express-owned and operated Centurion Lounges was the only player in the credit card airport lounge space. But in recent times, that's changed. Along with Capital One, Chase is heavily investing in its proprietary Chase Sapphire lounges — and some are just as good, if not better, than Amex's offerings.
Capital One is a latecomer to the airport lounge game, but its debut was worth the wait. The issuer opened its first lounge in Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) in 2021 to coincide with the launch of a premium credit card, the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card.
Since opening its first lounge in Dallas, Capital One has opened two more at Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Denver International Airport (DEN). And that's just the beginning: Other upcoming Capital One Lounges include locations at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City, and Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas.
Any traveler departing from an airport with a Capital One airport lounge can enter, either through credit card lounge access privileges or by purchasing a one-time pass.
Capital One's premium cardholders enjoy unlimited access to Capital One Lounges (as well as Priority Pass Select membership and access to Plaza Premium lounges).
Expert tip: If you're interested in airport lounges beyond Capital One, read our guide to alternative credit cards with airport lounge access.
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Plan an escape to Europe or beyond starting at less than $500 thanks to this KLM Royal Dutch Airlines fall and winter sale.
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Koji, the mold that transforms soy beans and wheat into soy sauce and rice into sake, is so beloved in Japan that it has its own holiday. And lately, chefs have been finding new uses for the fungus, which has a fruity aroma and an ability to make “anything it touches better,” says Jeremy Umansky, 41, the owner of Larder deli in Cleveland. He uses koji for almost everything: to cure pastrami; to ferment Chinese-style black beans, which are ground and swirled into chocolate babka to embolden the chocolate; and to sprinkle over salads and fries in the form of what the restaurant calls Special K, a seasoning of dried ground koji. “It’s a harmonizer,” he says. Bartenders, too, are taking note. At Nancy’s Hustle in Houston, the bar manager, Zach Hornberger, 32, adds it to the nonalcoholic Silver Brining cocktail, a sweet-sour-salty mix of pickle brine, grapefruit and lime juices, koji and tonic. “It brings this umami background to beverages, and it plays well with citrus, taming the high acid notes and rounding the drink as a whole,” he says. At the restaurant Fête in Honolulu, the bar manager, Fabrice McCarthy, 41, infuses rum with shio koji (a slurry of koji, water and salt) and shakes it into a mai tai to add salinity — the effect, he says, is similar to how salted peanuts make you want to drink more beer. Ryan Chetiyawardana, 40, the owner of the bar Lyaness in London, experiments with koji in multiple forms — for one cocktail, he ferments parsnips with koji, which he says unlocks the sweetness and delivers “a huge tropical brightness.” While koji often plays a supporting role, at Paradiso in Barcelona, it wraps around the entire lip of the glass used for the Fleming, named for Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of penicillin, another influential mold. For this fungus-inspired cocktail, which includes grapefruit, tequila and miso, the manager of Paradiso’s research lab, Matteo Ciarpaglini, 30, one-upped a classic salt rim with a fluffy cloud of koji, its floral fragrance accompanying every taste. —
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I love to travel. Luckily, between work and personal trips, I'm on the road for about two weeks of each month.
As an avid traveler who traverses the Atlantic at least a dozen times a year and flies mostly in economy, one of my biggest comforts is airport lounge access.