Aspire Lounge

No complaints...found it to be a perfect place to spend time while waiting to board. Tables were regularly cleaned and there was a full spread for lunch with sandwich fixins including deli meats, tuna salad, egg salad, plus green salad, soups, crudite and more. Well drinks available at no cost wit

It's well decorated and staff was friendly and professional, but the coffee tasted terrible (one machine was broken), food options were basic and limited, and several pieces of furniture were damaged (mainly ripped cushions). Still better than a terminal.

We will start with the SAN airport is the most inconvenient airport I’ve been to. That said, prepare yourselves! I had a JetBlue red-eye to JFK after my cruise and was still able to get into the lounge, even though it was in a different terminal. You better do that before 2pm because that’s when th

As a thriller author, I travel a lot to research locations. One of the lounges that I stop by frequently is the aspire lounge in San Diego. I’m sitting here right now enjoying the ambience before my next flight. This interior location is great because there’s no loud music to speak of and everything

I only use this lounge twice a year, and twice is to much. Again the coffee machine is out of order at 6am. Only 1 machine now. Air pots empty. Very limited food selection. No breads ,but the buffet has ham, cheese, cream cheese and condiments .