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AMEX Opens Largest Centurion Lounge at Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

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Centurion Lounge at ATL - main seating area.
Centurion Lounge at ATL – main seating area. Photo courtesy of American Express

American Express continues to expand its network of lounges with the grand opening of its largest Centurion Lounge at the world’s busiest hub, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, on February 14. The sprawling space, nearly 26,000 square feet in size, is designed to be a haven for travelers, offering a taste of Atlanta with a locally-inspired menu by Chef Deborah VanTrece. The lounge boasts unique features such as outdoor terraces with airfield views, a bespoke whiskey bar named The Reserve by American Express, and a design inspired by Atlanta’s moniker, “the city in the forest.”

The lounge’s aesthetics pay homage to the lush greenery of Atlanta, featuring a 50-year-old olive tree and a custom light sculpture that mimics a forest canopy. Artwork by local artists and a modern take on global soul food by VanTrece add to the lounge’s appeal, ensuring travelers a memorable pre-flight experience. Notably, The Reserve by American Express introduces travelers to a world of fine whiskey, offering signature cocktails and a selection of over 20 classic and new American whiskeys.

Whiskey bar "The Reserve" at the ATL Amex Centurion Lounge.
Whiskey bar “The Reserve” at the ATL Amex Centurion Lounge. Photo courtesy of American Express

Perhaps the addition of this lounge to ATL’s E terminal will ease some of the pressure on Delta’s nine SkyClubs at the airport. It may also steal some business from one of the world’s finest airport bars — One Flew South.

This new lounge is part of the American Express Global Lounge Collection, which can be accessed using a number of high end Amex cards including the Amex Platinum, Delta Amex Reserve (when traveling on Delta), and Amex Business Platinum.

The Terrace at ATL's Amex Centurion Lounge
The Terrace at ATL’s Amex Centurion Lounge. Photo courtesy of American Express

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Tal-ee is a co-founder and Editor in Chief of Miles Junkie. A skier, backpacker and veteran marathoner, you'll usually find him on a trail, a mountain or cranking away at the keyboard. Tal-ee holds a degree from Colgate University in English, with emphasis in creative writing.

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