The Club at STL

As far as airport lounges go, there is room for improvement. The space is fine and I’ve never had an issue getting in, but food options are limited (chips, small cold sandwiches, salad) and even fewer options with a gluten or dietary restriction. This also isn’t the place for peace and quiet. Footba

Stopped into Wingtips Lounge in Terminal 2 around 2 PM before my flight. It’s a decent quiet spot if you’re flying Southwest or already in Terminal 2, but edge-to-edge it’s nothing super glamorous. The lounge design is impressive—private booths, comfy leather chairs, conference room areas, and powe

This is the first priority lounge I’ve been to and have to pay for most of the items I want. Given this the ONLY lounge for this entire airport, I guess it shouldn’t be a surprise to me, the caliber of the lounge is not up to par. Limited space with limited seating, and filled up quickly. They have

I believe this is the only lounge at Southwest terminal. Their food options were very limited. Some you’d have the pay for. The lounge is small with limited seating but I’ll take what I can since it is the only lounge.

Pros: One full extra star for the staff. The bus meet and bartender were both so friendly and helpful. WiFi is good and the temperature was Comfortable. Conference room available as well as seating, bar/counter top seating and plenty of chargers. Cons: The offering here is underwhelming - salad,