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First Look: Spacious New Capital One Lounge At JFK

Capital One has opened its newest and largest lounge yet, this time at New York JFK’s Terminal 4. While JFK isn’t exactly hurting for premium lounge space, this 13,500-square-foot facility adds something the others lack: 24/7 opening (starting next month).

This is Capital One’s fourth lounge, and it feels like the company has learned from earlier efforts. From a Murray’s Cheese station to a custom IPA brewed in Brooklyn, the focus here is less on cookie-cutter luxury and more on offering amenities that cater to comfort with local touches. Let’s take a look at what to expect:

Lounge Details

Opening date: June 19, 2025
Opening hours:
- June 19–July 2: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
- July 3–16: 6 a.m. – 11 p.m.
- Starting July 17: Open 24/7
Location: Terminal 4, lower-level retail hall, past security
Size: ~13,500 square feet
Access & pricing:
- Free for Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders (plus 2 guests…for now)
- $45 per visit for Venture and Spark Miles cardholders
- $90 per visit for non-cardholders ($25 for kids 17 and under; free for kids under 2)
- Entry allowed up to 3 hours before departure (and strictly enforced)

a restaurant with tables and benches

a room with a bar and chairs — Capital One Lounge JFK

a restaurant with tables and chairs — Capital One Lounge JFK

a restaurant with a counter and chairs — Capital One Lounge JFK

a coffee shop with a counter and a sign — I am very excited about the coffee here!

Food & Beverage Highlights

Bagel station: Fresh hand-rolled bagels from Ess-a-Bagel, made on-site
Cheese station: Personalized tastings from a Murray’s Cheese cheesemonger
Coffee & drinks:
- Bean & Bean espresso (on a beautiful La Marzocco machine, not an automatic one like the ohther Capital One Lounges)
- La Colombe cold brew
- Custom IPA from Grimm Ales
- House-made sodas and infused waters
- Cocktails curated by Death & Co
- Rare Bottle Club with premium spirits
Daily rituals: Afternoon tea, sunset Champagne toast, and midnight snacks

a plate of food on a white surface

spoons with hard boiled eggs on a black surface

a bowl of food on plates

a jar of strawberries and cream

a person pouring a drink into a cup

a glass with a drink on a table

a glass of pink liquid with a slice of orange on top of a bowl of chocolates

a glass of orange liquid next to a bowl of cereal

a cup of pink drink with mint leaves

a glass of orange and green liquid next to a glass of orange and green liquid

a glass with a drink and an orange slice on top

a bicycle on a cart

a menu with text on it

a menu with text and images

Amenities & Comfort

Private shower suites with Dyson dryers and full amenities
Parent’s room with bottle warmer and family restrooms
Power at every seat and high-speed Wi-Fi
Flight information displays throughout the lounge
NYC-inspired design with Central Park-style seating and custom artwork

CONCLUSION

The Capital One Lounge at JFK is the company’s most premium yet and the 24/7 service will be a great benefit to travelers departing very early or very late. The JFK lounge is large, polished, and includes local touches that give it more personality than what you’ll find in many airline-operated spaces. With 24/7 hours on the horizon and no shortage of seating or food options, this one’s worth showing up early for Venture X cardholders. I hope to visit this new lounge soon.

Want access? You can apply for the Venture X credit card here and support Live and Let’s Fly

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