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Address: 10000 W O’Hare Ave, Chicago, IL 60666
Phone: (800) 237-7971
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Chicago, IL (ORD) – American Airlines
Admirals Club lounges offer a relaxing escape within the airport. Enjoy a professional environment, personalized service and amenities designed with a busy …
Review of All 3 Admirals Club Locations at Chicago O’Hare (ORD)
The Admirals Club in Terminal 3, Concourse H/K, is the largest of the 3 locations at Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD). It had the most …
Admirals Club locations − Travel information – American Airlines
Your Admirals Club membership also gives you access to more than 50 partner lounges in select domestic and international destinations.
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JON TEE
Stopped by the lounge at H/K. My ongoing complaint with the Admirals Clubs are the food and the service. I’m not sure why it is that the persons that are supposed to clean up after persons leave, show no sense of urgency. I thought it was mainly Miami, but I’m realizing it’s not. When finding a seat, if someone left a plate and/or a cup, the servers don’t ask if you’re finished when clearly looking at empty plates….They leave it there until you manually have to move it yourself. The menu (hot foods) leave a lot to be desired. This menu was meatballs and a veggie brown rice. The meatballs tasted like rubbery frozen meatballs and while brown rice can be a bit al dente, the rice was completely hard. They should have avocado toast (they didn’t have) and lox (they didn’t have) served all day long if they continue to serve food like this. I ordered an old fashioned, it was very good, well made.
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Nice and clean and hard working staff. Each time something is dirty a staff person comes to pick it up right away. The staff are polite and respectful. The food has been getting better and better and healthy options. I enjoy the avocado toast w lox, and teas, and soups and salad with fruit and cheese.
… moreSushi Mellon
A Surprisingly Authentic Experience
This lounge was pleasantly uncrowded on a Wednesday late morning, making for a relaxed atmosphere.
The service was good, and I was genuinely impressed that the appetizers weren’t overly salty – a common pitfall in many lounges.
The real standout, however, was the Tonkotsu soup. I was genuinely surprised by its authenticity; it tasted just like what you’d find in a dedicated ramen shop. It makes you wonder how they pull it off in a lounge setting!
I can wholeheartedly recommend this lounge, especially if you appreciate good service and surprisingly authentic food options.
… moreThis lounge was pleasantly uncrowded on a Wednesday late morning, making for a relaxed atmosphere.
The service was good, and I was genuinely impressed that the appetizers weren’t overly salty – a common pitfall in many lounges.
The real standout, however, was the Tonkotsu soup. I was genuinely surprised by its authenticity; it tasted just like what you’d find in a dedicated ramen shop. It makes you wonder how they pull it off in a lounge setting!
I can wholeheartedly recommend this lounge, especially if you appreciate good service and surprisingly authentic food options.
Scott Puccinelli
Like all Admirals Clubs, it’s in need of a serious makeover with respect to other more modern clubs coming out.
The food has always been my biggest complaint. They’ve attempted to upgrade what they offer by adding some quasi hard-boiled egg with bacon breakfast sandwiches, however, they’re not that great. The rest of the food is the same terrible, cheap garbage they’ve served for years (which nobody eats because it’s always readily available.)
Since there’s only one club in O’hare, which is United Airline’s home turf, the club is extremely over crowded. It’s very difficult to find a seat, and the elevators are as crowded as a New York subway.
There’s a Flagship Lounge downstairs, but typical American, it’s only for international flights… which is ridiculous.
The workers were all high-performing employees. They kept it clean, stocked, and as open as possible with such a large volume of people. Their job must really suck, so they deserve to be commended on their performance.
… moreThe food has always been my biggest complaint. They’ve attempted to upgrade what they offer by adding some quasi hard-boiled egg with bacon breakfast sandwiches, however, they’re not that great. The rest of the food is the same terrible, cheap garbage they’ve served for years (which nobody eats because it’s always readily available.)
Since there’s only one club in O’hare, which is United Airline’s home turf, the club is extremely over crowded. It’s very difficult to find a seat, and the elevators are as crowded as a New York subway.
There’s a Flagship Lounge downstairs, but typical American, it’s only for international flights… which is ridiculous.
The workers were all high-performing employees. They kept it clean, stocked, and as open as possible with such a large volume of people. Their job must really suck, so they deserve to be commended on their performance.
Benjamin Kolodzie
The flagship American Airlines lounge is one of the best American Airlines lines Lounges in the country. It is better than Dallas and Charlotte.
… moreSandy Lucci
We waited in a line which moved quickly & efficiently & then took a crowded elevator to the 3rd floor. I was pleasantly surprised that there was plenty of comfortable seating. Restrooms as always were clean. Where we feel the Admirals Club lets us down is in food. The buffet was empanadas & rice. There was a variation of empanadas also served in PHX for breakfast & I didn’t care for them then. Carrots were getting white and dried out, the sauce bowl for the empanadas was empty & they really ought to be embarrassed by what they call “charcuterie.” You can do better American!
… moreSam Aria
Absolutely terrible lounge food. Expect better quality food for $650 a year membership.
… moreRobert Welch
As a longtime admirals club member, I’ve seen lots of changes. On the negative, most clubs have gotten very crowded. On the plus, I feel the food and service have improved a great deal. I’ll limit myself to the food. First, in case you didn’t know, it’s buffet style. Which I know for some is a complete turn off. But I see it differently. The staff is continuously tending it, nothing sits out too long. And everything is freshly made. Today, for example, is a macaroni and cheese mixed with chicken for a protein. Additional chicken is provided in case you want a lot more chicken than provided. In my selection, I added additional chicken, fresh green onion and grilled corn. And a couple of pieces of cheese from the cheese bar.
The food is part of the club membership, so you can call it free or $900 a year. Take your pick.
… moreThe food is part of the club membership, so you can call it free or $900 a year. Take your pick.
Paul Cina
The Admirals Club (ORD Terminal 3): My Layover Oasis of Luxury (and Free Snacks)
Ah, the Admirals Club at Chicago O’Hare Terminal 3. Forget delayed flights and screaming children, this place is my airport sanctuary. It’s like stepping into a parallel universe where travel is actually enjoyable.
First, the food. Gone are the days of sad, soggy airport sandwiches. Here, we’re talking gourmet salads, artisan cheeses, and hot dishes that actually look appetizing. I practically sprinted past those overpriced Auntie Anne’s pretzels to get to this buffet. And the best part? It’s all free. (Well, technically included in the membership fee, but let’s not get bogged down in details.)
Then there’s the drinks. Forget those mini bottles of questionable wine. The Admirals Club boasts a full bar with top-shelf liquor, craft beers, and even a decent selection of wines. And the bartenders? They’re like mixology magicians, whipping up cocktails that would make James Bond proud. I may or may not have had one too many “Mile High Margaritas” before my last flight.
But the real MVPs are the staff. They’re like a team of hospitality ninjas, anticipating your every need before you even realize you have one. Need a charger for your phone? They’ve got you covered. Want a quiet corner to catch up on emails? They’ll point you in the right direction. They even managed to track down a rare bottle of sparkling water for my ridiculously picky travel companion.
And let’s not forget the views. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of the tarmac, where you can watch planes take off and land while sipping your mimosa. It’s strangely mesmerizing, like a live-action air traffic control simulator.
The only downside? Leaving the Admirals Club and actually boarding my flight. It’s like being ripped from a blissful dream and thrust back into the harsh reality of economy class. But hey, at least I have the memories (and maybe a slight hangover) to keep me company.
… moreAh, the Admirals Club at Chicago O’Hare Terminal 3. Forget delayed flights and screaming children, this place is my airport sanctuary. It’s like stepping into a parallel universe where travel is actually enjoyable.
First, the food. Gone are the days of sad, soggy airport sandwiches. Here, we’re talking gourmet salads, artisan cheeses, and hot dishes that actually look appetizing. I practically sprinted past those overpriced Auntie Anne’s pretzels to get to this buffet. And the best part? It’s all free. (Well, technically included in the membership fee, but let’s not get bogged down in details.)
Then there’s the drinks. Forget those mini bottles of questionable wine. The Admirals Club boasts a full bar with top-shelf liquor, craft beers, and even a decent selection of wines. And the bartenders? They’re like mixology magicians, whipping up cocktails that would make James Bond proud. I may or may not have had one too many “Mile High Margaritas” before my last flight.
But the real MVPs are the staff. They’re like a team of hospitality ninjas, anticipating your every need before you even realize you have one. Need a charger for your phone? They’ve got you covered. Want a quiet corner to catch up on emails? They’ll point you in the right direction. They even managed to track down a rare bottle of sparkling water for my ridiculously picky travel companion.
And let’s not forget the views. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of the tarmac, where you can watch planes take off and land while sipping your mimosa. It’s strangely mesmerizing, like a live-action air traffic control simulator.
The only downside? Leaving the Admirals Club and actually boarding my flight. It’s like being ripped from a blissful dream and thrust back into the harsh reality of economy class. But hey, at least I have the memories (and maybe a slight hangover) to keep me company.
Chris Long
Love the Chicago Admirals Club! Clean, quiet, comfortable seating, family friendly, good food options. Wish the clubs would all offer larger plates. The small ones cause such a mess all the time. Other than that it is nice to take a shower if needed during our travels and relax in peace!
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