After a short flight from Washington, I headed to the United Club at Gates A before my flight to Boston.
Connection process
Arriving at Gates C from Washington, I took the shuttle bus to Gates A, avoiding a second TSA screening.
It took me less than 15 minutes to reach the lounge.
Location and welcome
The lounge is located on the mezzanine level of the terminal, accessible via stairs and an elevator.
Access control is managed through turnstiles that verify passenger eligibility, and I entered smoothly after scanning my boarding pass.
Lounge design
The lounge is brand new, designed similarly to its counterpart at Gates C that I visited on the outbound journey. However, it’s smaller and on an open mezzanine.
There are plenty of lounging and dining areas, but the space was quite crowded.
Catering
The catering selection was very comprehensive and, once again, identical to what was offered at the Gates C lounge.
Here, a full breakfast spread was available on this Saturday morning.
Bottom line
A pleasant wait, though the crowd can be an issue in this lounge.
Itinerary
As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:
| # | Type | Post |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diary | Business Trip in Washington, DC |
| 2 | Lounge | United Club, Boston Logan |
| 3 | Flight | United Domestic First, Boston Logan – Newark International, Boeing 737 MAX 9 |
| 4 | Lounge | United Club, Newark International Gate C74 |
| 5 | Flight | United Domestic First, Newark International – Washington Reagan, Bombardier CRJ550 |
| 6 | Hotel | The Ritz Carlton, Georgetown, Washington DC |
| 7 | Restaurant | Filomena, Georgetown, Washington DC |
| 8 | Restaurant | Brasserie Liberté, Georgetown, Washington DC |
| 9 | Lounge | American Express Centurion Lounge, Washington Reagan |
| 10 | Flight | United Domestic First, Washington Reagan – Newark International, Bombardier CRJ550 |
| 11 | Lounge | United Club, Newark International Gates A |
| 12 | Flight | United Domestic First, Newark International – Boston Logan, Boeing 737 MAX 8 |















