Centurion Lounge

Hours of Operation

Walking Directions

Take the underground train to Concourse C and head toward the C40 gates. The Centurion Lounge entrance is on the upper level between Gates C44 and C46. Look for the elevator or stairs near Gate C44 that take you up to the lounge entrance.

Access Methods

Amenities

Food and Drinks

Guest Policy

Crowding Information

Workspace

Showers

The Good

• One of the best food offerings of any airport lounge in the country with Colorado-inspired dishes
• Craft cocktail program rivals standalone bars, with rotating seasonal drinks featuring local spirits
• Shower suites with premium amenities are perfect for refreshing after a red-eye or before ski trips
• Spacious layout with multiple seating zones keeps it from feeling overcrowded

The Bad

• Extremely popular during midday and early evening, leading to waits of 30 minutes or more
• Located on Concourse C, which means an extra train ride if your flight departs from A or B
• No sleeping pods or dedicated nap areas despite the long layover crowd

Pro Tips

• Arrive before 8:00 AM to avoid the midday rush. The lounge fills up fast during ski season (December through March) when connection traffic peaks.
• Ask the bartender about the rotating Colorado craft beer selection. They often have limited-release pours from Odell, Great Divide, and Denver Beer Co that you cannot find outside the state.
• The quiet work area at the back of the lounge is easy to miss. Walk past the bar and dining area toward the far wall for individual desks with privacy and natural light.
• Shower suites book up quickly during afternoon peak. Request one the moment you arrive if you want to freshen up before a connection or after arriving from sea level.
• The dry mountain air at 5,280 feet hits harder inside the terminal. Hydrate well and take advantage of the complimentary sparkling water station near the entrance.