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dateCreated	2016-10-16 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	The Club At LAS Terminal 1
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rev:rating	4 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	So, I feel like how many stars I'd give it would depend wildly on whether I was comped or not. I was comped (this was my first airport lounge experience, having just received my Chase Sapphire Reserve), so I thought it was totally legit, but I absolutely wouldn't consider it worth 30 bucks unless you really needed several drinks. We checked out the smaller one (terminal 1, D gates), which, note, is a confusing trek from AB, but we eventually made it. Got in with no trouble on my Sapphire's Priority Pass; it is indeed small, but when we were there (mid-afternoon on a Sunday last weekend), it was also pretty quiet. The secondary draw of the place is that it's removed from the crazy bustle of the airport proper, but of course, the primary draw is that booze is legitimately free-flowing, and they do really have a proper bar. I was expecting it to be tiny, which it was, but I was expecting complimentary cheapo drinks, not complimentary actually pretty solid quality drinks (edit: having been to several The Clubs, they're the same booze selection all the The Clubs have, which is pretty good). They have a couple dozen bottles of different things, most of which are solidly mid-tier quality. The receptionists were all quite friendly, but they are receptionists, not bartenders, so you have to come up with your own drink orders, but they were happy to make anything I could ask for. They also provide complimentary juice and soda, with or without alcohol. (I tried the apple juice; it wasn't gourmet, but was definitely a step up from, say, Treetop). Sadly, while there is natural light, they're facing the back of the airport, so it's pretty industrial, and you can't actually see planes taking off. But if you have a means of getting in for free, and would like to enjoy an open bar for as long as you have... this place is legit. That said, I have now confirmed, the one in the other terminal has all the same booze, plus actual real food, and yes there is a post-security tram between this terminal and that one, so though it is a bit of a trek, if you want real food, it's worth it. (This one has proper windows, though - the other one is all artificial light.)
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rev:reviewer	Adam

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