15 Reasons You Need to Experience the New Chase Lounge at LaGuardia (Seriously!)

When it comes to the airport lounge game, Chase has pulled out all the stops with its new two-story location in New York City’s LaGuardia Airport.

From fine dining and drinks to the secluded “Reserve Suites,” the new lounge will help you step up your travel game like never before.

Here are the top-notch amenities card holders can enjoy at the brand-new Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club, located in the airport’s Terminal B.

Airport lounges aren’t exactly relaxing when they’re packed to the brim, but Chase’s new lounge aims to address this issue with private “rest pods.”

An excellent spot for a quick nap, the pods can be found in the lounge’s wellness area.

The wellness area isn’t just a comfy place for napping, it also offers beauty treatments, meditation services from well-being educator Devi Brown, and plenty of space to kick back.

The food and drink options are top-notch in Chase’s new lounge, including a bistro-inspired menu from New York City’s own Joseph Leonard.

The menus are fresh and seasonal, and visitors can choose from an array of delicious meals.

Chase loungers will also get complimentary access to a curated wine list from Parcelle, a top-of-the-line NYC wine shop, and craft cocktails and mocktails from Apotheke, a popular cocktail bar with locations in New York City and Los Angeles.

The lounge offers self-serve and barista creations from Joe Coffee, a Greenwich Village staple for over 20 years. A barista is on-site for made-to-order drinks, and the lounge also has a selection of teas.

For frequent travelers, staring at the white walls of an airport while trying to kill time waiting for a flight can get quite dull.

The Chase Lounge has addressed this concern as well, offering a stunning selection of curated art from the JPMorgan Chase Art Collection.

No time to eat breakfast before your 6 a.m. flight? No problem. The new LaGuardia lounge is open from 4:30 a.m. until 9:30 p.m., so it’s a great option if you want to kick back and relax before an early morning flight.

The lounge does not serve any alcohol before 8 a.m. Monday through Saturday or before 10 a.m. on Sundays.

A common complaint among those who frequent airport lounges is how crowded they can get, particularly at popular airports like those in and around New York City.

The new Chase lounge is spread across two floors, so guests have plenty of room to seek some seclusion for working, relaxing, or a bit of both.

The comfort extends to the restrooms in the new Chase lounge, with private and accessible bathrooms for all visitors to use. Those who reserve suites can expect bathrooms reminiscent of top-of-the-line hotels, but we’ll get to those later.

If traveling has got your skin feeling a little dry or dull, the Chase Lounge has a solution for that, too. The wellness area also features a facial bar from Face Haus where visitors can book private rooms and get treatment recommendations from an on-site esthetician.

While there is plenty to highlight in the new Sapphire Lounge by The Club, the Reserve Suites by Chase are the real stars here, with many luxurious perks.

There are three suites, and Sapphire Reserve cardmembers can book them for an extra fee up to 72 hours before take-off. The rest of the perks listed here are for Reserve Suites only.

When you enter your Reserve Suite, you’ll be taken care of by a dedicated host and met with a signature caviar service. The experience is reminiscent of a five-star hotel but will cost you.

Reserve members are looking at a price upward of $2,000 to book any suites for just a few hours (including entry for the whole party).

If you need to spend an extended period between flights at LaGuardia, the Reserve Suites private bathrooms pack in the luxury (as they should, for that extra cost).

With spa-like showers and warm, fluffy robes, you certainly won’t feel like you’re in an airport in the middle of New York City.

Reserve Suites guests enjoy an even more exclusive menu, with a selection of delectable options from Jeffrey’s Grocery, a popular oyster and seafood restaurant, and a curated wine list from Parcelle.

From game consoles to on-demand movies and TV, it’s pretty much impossible for Reserve Suites visitors to grow bored with all the in-suite entertainment options (besides all the food, drinks, and spa-like amenities).

Luxury seems to be the name of the game at the new LaGuardia lounge (even for those who opt not to shell out a few extra thousand for a Reserve Suite).

To gain access, Sapphire Reserve card members just need to enroll in the complimentary Priority Pass Select membership.