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AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE REVIEW  - SAO PAULO GUARULHOS AIRPORT

Date :   11 September 2012

Review by : A Lewis (UK)

This lounge is before security, above the gates for United/ British Airways (depending on time of day). It is handy if you've arrived at the airport early and check in is not available, otherwise if you have access to other lounges air side you'll probably find those better. There is no WiFi in the lounge, however there are 3 computers provided, they were in constant use through my visit. There are no showers, and just a single toilet for each sex, dental floss and mouth wash are provided. Small selection of food and drinks available.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE REVIEW  - FORTALEZA AIRPORT

Date :   21 September 2011

Review by : S Koenig (Brazil)

Small but comfortable and quiet lounge next to the domestic departure area (I believe there is also one in the increasingly-seldom-used international departures area). You just need to show your AE gold (or higher) card and show your boarding pass. Staff alerted us when our flight was boarding (you can also see it fairly easily since the lines for some gates are right outside the door). A limited selection or snacks and drinks, and one or two PCs for Internet use. All in all, basic but probably the most comfortable place in the airport.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE REVIEW  - RIO DE JANEIRO (GIG) AIRPORT

Date :   18 September 2011

Review by : S Koenig (Brazil)

Club is fairly small, but the only option we found we could use before a domestic departure (used a consolidated "VIP" club when departing on an international flight). A few chairs and sofas, which could become crowded during peak times. Very limited selection of snacks, but some nice sweets, at least. Teas and coffees, but no alcohol. No WiFi that I could find, but there were three PCs avilable for free use (one had technical problems) and another area with one, unmarked cable connection for use with one's PC (connectivity was better with that than with the PCs). One TV with local news station, and a large screen showing flight departures and arrivals (this did not seem to be updated at times). Lounge is at the far end of Terminal 1; a rather long walk from Terminal 2. Few airport staff seemed to know where the lounge was.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE REVIEW  - BUENOS AIRES EZEIZA AIRPORT

Date :   31 December 2008

Review by : A Hetier

I concur with the former comment. Either they didn't refurbish the Amex lounge, or no result was visible. Clean but empty. Just a place to seat, a rest room, and nothing to eat. No internet connexion. I went out.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION LOUNGE REVIEW - BUENOS AIRES EZEIZA AIRPORT

User:  Alberto Ferrari

Date:   15 January 2008

It's a shared lounge sponsored by Amex. It's incredible the lack of maintenance, space & others. They say they'll refurbish it by March 2008 - but really doubt this.