United Airlines opens the last of its renovated Denver lounges
The latest redeveloped and expanded lounge is located on the west side of Denver's B Concourse in a space that had been closed for the revamp since September 2023. It offers more than 600 seats and takes up 33,000 square feet, making it one of the largest United Clubs.
Design flourishes, United said, include regional materials and natural textures designed to evoke the atmosphere of a relaxing cabin in the Rocky Mountains.
One of two bars at the renovated Denver United Club on Concourse B west. Photo Credit: United Airlines
Spread across two levels, the club offers buffet dining and two bars. Other amenities include self-scan entry and wellness rooms.
This summer, United is operating to more than 180 destinations from Denver, including 22 international ones.
The airline completed its first Denver United Club renovation, in the airport's Concourse A, in August 2023. The following month the revamped lounge on the east side of the B opened, setting the stage for work to begin on this latest renovation.
United also opened a quick service grab-and-go lounge, called Club Fly, in Denver's Concourse A in 2022.
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