The 10 best lounges at Boston Logan International in 2026

Boston Logan has four terminals, and three of them now connect behind security. Terminals B, C and E are joined by airside walkways, so a JetBlue passenger in C or a United passenger in B can reach the big international lounges in E on foot. Terminal A is the exception. It is Delta's building and stands alone, which means Delta flyers choose between the two Sky Clubs there unless they are on an international flight from E. For everyone else, the walk to E is usually worth it for the top two lounges below.

Ratings are Lounge Frog overall scores out of 5, with ties listed alphabetically.

1. British Airways Lounge

The British Airways Lounge scores 4.7, tied for the top mark in Boston. It is on the fourth floor of Terminal E, up the stairs or elevator opposite gate E11, with a full bar, two showers and about 120 seats. Hours are 4:30 in the morning to 9:30 at night, with a break from 1 to 2 in the afternoon. Business class passengers get in without guests. Executive Club Silver and Gold members and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald elites can bring one guest on a same-day oneworld flight.

2. Emirates Lounge

The Emirates Lounge also scores 4.7 but is open only from 6:10 to 10:10 in the evening, around the Dubai departure. It is opposite gate E11 in Terminal E, with a full bar, two showers and about 80 seats. Emirates first and business passengers can bring one guest. Paid entry costs $155, or $125 for Skywards members, by card only.

3. Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club

The Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club scores 4.6 and has the most useful location at Logan. It sits on the upper level of the B-C connector between gates B39 and B40, so it is walkable from Terminals B, C and E. Expect a craft cocktail bar, two showers and about 200 seats, open from 5 in the morning to 11 at night. Eligible Chase cardholders keep free entry and their guest allowance. Priority Pass and LoungeKey stopped working here on August 15, 2026, and public passes are reported at $100.

4. Delta Sky Club (E)

The Delta Sky Club (E) scores 4.6 and is the biggest lounge in Boston at about 400 seats, with five showers and a terrace. It is on level 2 of Terminal E near gate E13 and opens from 5 in the morning to 1 at night. It also serves Virgin Atlantic Upper Class passengers, and the Delta One Lounge is entered through it. Members and eligible cardholders bring two guests at $50 each, and Amex Platinum holders get 10 visits a year.

5. Delta Sky Club (A)

The Delta Sky Club (A) scores 4.5 and is the better of the two Terminal A clubs. It is in the satellite building near gate A18, through the connector from the main pier, with a full bar, four showers and about 320 seats. Hours are 4:30 in the morning to 8 at night, closing at 6:30 on Saturdays. The guest rules match the Terminal E club.

6. BlueHouse

BlueHouse opened on August 27, 2026 across from gate C25 and already scores 4.4. It has a craft cocktail bar and 204 seats but no showers, and it opens from 5 in the morning to 10 at night. Mint and Mint Flex passengers, Mosaic 4 members and JetBlue Premier cardholders get in free. Lower Mosaic tiers and other JetBlue cardholders can pay $59 to $79 when there is space.

7. Delta Sky Club (A6)

The Delta Sky Club (A6) scores 4.4 and is the handier choice for gates on the main Terminal A pier. It is near gate A6, up the escalator, with a full bar and about 250 seats but no showers. Hours are 4:30 in the morning to 9:30 at night, an hour earlier on Saturdays.

8. United Club

The United Club scores 4.2 and is a compact room of about 100 seats near gate B24 in Terminal B. There is a full bar but no showers, and it closes at 8:30 in the evening. United Club members and Star Alliance Gold travelers get in, and one-time passes cost $59.

9. The Lounge at Boston Logan

The Lounge at Boston Logan scores 3.9 and is the Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass option. It is on the concourse level of Terminal C across from gate C19, with a full bar, 80 seats and no showers. Hours are 6 in the morning to 10:30 at night, but access may be restricted between 2:30 and 8 in the evening when it is busy. A day pass costs about $50.

10. American Airlines Admirals Club

The American Airlines Admirals Club scores 3.8. It is on the upper level of Terminal B near gate B4, with a full bar, one shower available on request and about 200 seats. It opens at 4 in the morning and closes at 8:30 at night. Members bring immediate family or two guests, and a day pass costs $79 or 7,900 miles.

Where to look next

The full ranking is at the best lounges at BOS, every terminal is on the Boston Logan airport page, and the scoring is explained on the methodology page. One strong lounge was left out for lack of a photo: the Delta One Lounge in Terminal E scores 4.4 and would have tied for sixth.