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Capital One's airport lounge network is growing quickly. The card issuer now has branded outposts in five U.S. airports — with two more on the way. Each lounge has its own unique design, food, and beverage offerings, but one thing remains constant between locations: the high level of comfort and service they provide.
Here's everything you need to know about Capital One Lounges and Capital One Landing Lounges — where you'll find them, how to get in, and what amenities are on offer.
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What Are Capital One Airport Lounges?
Capital One Lounges represent the issuer’s vision for the ideal airport lounge experience. In response to offerings like American Express Centurion Lounges and Chase Sapphire Lounges by The Club, each location features small plates (plus grab-and-go options), hand-crafted beverages, comfortable seating, workspaces with high-speed Wi-Fi, and more.
Additionally, Capital One introduced its Landing Lounge concept in late 2024. While one Landing Lounge is currently open at Washington National Airport (DCA), this type of lounge functions more like a high-end restaurant where you can reserve a table.
In the table below, you can find the current list of Capital One Lounges, including the location, operating hours, and even the date it first opened its doors to eligible guests.
| Airport | Location | Hours | Opening Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), Capital One Lounge | Terminal D, near D22 | 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM | November 4, 2021 |
| Washington Dulles (IAD), Capital One Lounge | Main Terminal, Just past the security checkpoint | 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM | September 7, 2023 |
| Denver International Airport (DEN), Capital One Lounge | Concourse A, Mezzanine Level | 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM | November 3, 2023 |
| Washington National (DCA), Capital One Landing Lounge | Terminal 2, Concourse D | Main Area: 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM On the Fly Section: 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM | November 19, 2024 |
| Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas (LAS), Capital One Lounge | Terminal 1, Concourse D | 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM (Expected to expand soon) | February 21, 2025 |
| New York-LaGuardia (LGA), Capital One Landing Lounge | Terminal B | Future Location, Hours TBD | Future Location |
| New York-Kennedy (JFK), Capital One Lounge | Terminal 4 | Future Location, Hours TBD | Future Location |
How Do You Access Capital One Airport Lounges?
Any traveler can access Capital One Lounges or Capital One Landing locations. However, select Capital One credit cards offer travelers complimentary or discounted access — depending on the type of lounge you intend to visit. You can find a summary of the Capital One Lounge access and guest policies below:
| Membership | Pricing & Guest Policy |
|---|---|
| Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card and Capital One Venture X Business cardholders | Complimentary access to standard Capital One Lounges, first two guests included. Each additional guest is $45. Complimentary access to Capital One Landing Lounges, first guest included. Each additional guest is $45. |
| Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card and Capital One Spark Miles for Business cardholders | Access for $45 per person per day to both types of lounges. |
| Other Capital One cardholders and all other travelers | Standard Capital One Lounges: $65 per individual. Capital One Landing Lounges: $90 per individual. |
If you frequently travel through airports where Capital One offers a lounge, it's worth considering the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card or the Capital One Venture X Business. Each card provides complimentary access to Capital One Lounges, plus entry to over 1,300 additional lounges through the Capital One Partner Lounge Network and a complimentary Priority Pass membership (enrollment required).
- 10X miles per $1 on hotels and rental cars booked via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on purchases through Capital One Entertainment (through 12/31/2025)
- 5X miles per $1 on flights when booking via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on vacation rentals booked via Capital One Travel
- 2X miles per $1 on all other eligible purchases
- 10X miles per $1 on hotels and rental cars booked via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on purchases through Capital One Entertainment (through 12/31/2025)
- 5X miles per $1 on flights booked via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on vacation rentals booked via Capital One Travel
- 2X miles per $1 on other eligible purchases
Related: How Capital One Venture X Cardholders Can Request a Priority Pass Card In Just 5 Minutes
Capital One Lounge digital waitlist
In response to limiting overcrowding, Capital One rolled out a digital waitlist in early 2024. This feature — found in the Capital One mobile app — shows real-time lounge capacity. If the lounge is at full capacity, you can join the digital waitlist and get a text when you're next in line to be admitted.
Once your confirmation text arrives, you have 15 minutes to check in at the Capital One Lounge. If you don't check-in, you'll lose your spot in line.
If you're arriving on a connecting flight, the best time to check capacity and join the waitlist is once the aircraft crew opens the door. Usually, the text arrives by the time you reach the lounge entrance. But note that your access is limited to three hours before your next flight takes off, so don't join the waitlist (or show up at the door) earlier than you should.
Where Are Capital One Airport Lounges?
Capital One Lounges are located in five airports across the United States. Four of the open lounges are standard Capital One Lounges, while the fifth is a Capital One Landing Lounge. At the time of writing, lounges are open in the following airports:
- Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — Capital One Lounge
- Denver International Airport (DEN) — Capital One Lounge
- Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas (LAS) — Capital One Lounge
- Washington National (DCA) — Capital One Landing Lounge
- Washington Dulles (IAD) — Capital One Lounge
Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Capital One Lounge
The Capital One Lounge in Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the issuer's biggest and most amenity-packed spaces. Here, you'll find everything from a cycling and yoga studio to shower suites, an expansive bar, relaxation rooms, and more.
This lounge is located in DFW's Terminal D, near gate D22 — right next to the American Airlines Flagship Lounge.
Denver (DEN) Capital One Lounge
Capital One's Denver offering opened on November 3, 2023, and has since been a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of an increasingly busy airport. At this location, you'll find typical amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, shower suites, a parent's room, and more. Plus, you can sample the Denver-inspired rendition of Capital One's Perfect Airport Beer.
The Denver lounge is in DEN's Concourse A on the Mezzanine Level. It's past Gate A34 and up the nearby escalator.
Related: Capital One Lounge Denver Review
Las Vegas (LAS) Capital One Lounge
The Capital One Lounge in Las Vegas is the issuer's newest lounge; it opened its doors to guests on February 21, 2025. Many of the elements in this lounge are noticeably unique to the city it's located in, including the artwork and hand-crafted beverages at the bar. If you visit, it's worth sampling the craft chili pepper vodka — something you won't find at any other Capital One Lounge.
Outside of the local elements, you'll find typical amenities such as an abundance of seating, workspaces, small plates, grab-and-go food, and more. However, you won't find shower suites or nursing rooms here.
This lounge is located in Terminal 1 of the Las Vegas airport in Concourse D. You'll spot it to the left of the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign.
Related: Capital One Lounge Las Vegas Review
Washington, D.C. (IAD) Capital One Lounge
The Capital One Lounge in Washington Dulles (IAD) has a cozier feel than most other Capital One Lounges, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. This outpost has plenty of food, a lively bar, and plenty of sequestered areas where you can find some peace and quiet.
But like a couple of other lounges, this space doesn't offer showers. Moreover, when this lounge gets busy, it becomes harder to maneuver the tight hallways and grab a couple of small plates without bumping into a couple of people. That said, this lounge is a massive improvement over the other lounge options in IAD.
You'll find this lounge in IAD's main terminal right after the PreCheck security checkpoint. But be sure to leave yourself plenty of time to get to and from the lounge — it's not particularly close to any gates.
Related: Capital One Lounge Washington Dulles Review
Washington, D.C. (DCA) Capital One Landing Lounge
The Capital One Landing Lounge at Washington National Airport isn't a typical Capital One Lounge — but that doesn't mean it's not a great place to hang out before getting on an airplane. For all intents and purposes, a “Landing Lounge” is synonymous with a restaurant.
Here, you'll find a menu created by Chef José Andrés offering tapas-style plates and hand-crafted beverages. In the main part of the “lounge,” you can order as much as you'd like (for free) and have it delivered right to your table. And we should mention that if you want to grab a table at this lounge, you should consider making a reservation through the Capital One mobile app.
Outside of the lounge, you'll find the grab-and-go offerings. This food and beverage is not free, but Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders get 50% off all food and beverage purchased from the On the Fly counter while everyone else pays sticker price.
But unfortunately, DCA's Capital One Landing lacks amenities that many have come to appreciate at the issuer's larger lounges. You won't find shower suites, Peloton bikes, or nursing rooms here. At 5,500 square feet, it's a cozy space, but you should still enjoy your time here.
Capital One Airport Lounges Coming Soon
Two additional Capital One Lounges are in the works. Details are slim, but we know that a Capital One Lounge is coming to New York Kennedy (JFK), and a Capital One Landing Lounge is under construction at New York LaGuardia (LGA).
New York City (JFK) Capital One Lounge
John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City is getting a 13,000-square-foot Capital One Lounge. This space will come complete with everything from showers to a specially-trained cheesemonger. But we'll note that construction hasn't broken ground yet, and the opening date is unknown.
New York City (LGA) Capital One Landing Lounge
Sometime in 2025, Capital One is expected to cut the ribbon on a Landing Lounge in New York's LaGuardia Airport (LGA). Like the Landing Lounge in Washington National Airport (DCA), this outpost will operate like a high-end restaurant but feature indoor and outdoor seating.
When it opens, you'll find this lounge in Terminal B, and it's estimated this lounge will measure nearly 11,000 square feet.
Final Thoughts
There are few better ways to spend your layover than dining, relaxing, or even freshening up in a Capital One Lounge. While Capital One's airport lounge network isn't the most expansive, it's quickly growing, which is welcome news if you're a Capital One Venture X or Venture X Business cardholder.
Beyond unlimited, complimentary access to Capital One Lounges, the Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business offer a great mix of benefits that make them indispensable to a wide range of travelers. With benefits that easily justify the $395 annual fee, it’s no surprise these cards are fan favorites.
- 10X miles per $1 on hotels and rental cars booked via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on purchases through Capital One Entertainment (through 12/31/2025)
- 5X miles per $1 on flights when booking via Capital One Travel
- 5X miles per $1 on vacation rentals booked via Capital One Travel
- 2X miles per $1 on all other eligible purchases
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