United Club Terminal T

The food selection stinks for a United club. United apparently think I’m on a diet and only need soup, crackers, and hummus for dinner. There aren’t even snacks like cookies out.
There’s a self service booze (wine and beer only) which is a plus.
The space lay out is more like a cafeteria than a lounge and overall it’s smaller than most lounges. So are the bathrooms.
Overall it’s clear than delta rules the school at the Atlanta airport

No it’s not the Lufthansa Senator Lounge.
With that being said… it’s nice enough.
They do have a liquor license now and it is self serve on wine and beer. Even better they have more than just one on draft, today it was: Blue Moon, Sweet Water 420, and Miller Lite, if it was a restaurant it would be disappointing but for a lounge where you serve yourself I would say it’s adequate. Wines, I count at least six varieties again for a serve yourself it’s pretty good.
Seating, sort of like a nicer cafeteria with a marble counter to look out the windows at the gates. They also have a seating area with padded chairs. Plenty of 110v outlets and USB charging ports.
Food? It was early so they had breakfast, again nothing fancy but it was more than adequate. Raisin Bran, muffins, oatmeal, apples, bananas and yogurt with strawberries and blackberries.

If I could leave ZERO Stars I would. I am a nursing mom and was asking for a private location to pump while I was traveling. I was told there was nothing they could do to help me.
United needs to accommodate their nursing mothers and have a dedicated space for them that is not a filthy public restroom…

Nice. Clean. Better view than IAH. Good lighting. Wish they had ottomans for the chairs! Beer wine expresso machine. Tasty snacks

Friendly staff, new interior, clean bathrooms, wine, beer, healthy snacks. Not bad especially considering what United Clubs used to be like.

If it weren’t for the cleanliness of the lounge or the friendliness of the staff, I would have given this lounge 1-​star. The biggest reason for the low rating for this lounge is the lack of amenities for this lounge, especially considering how much people have to pay to have access. This lounge, if you purchase a one-​day pass is $ 50. If you are a United Club member (like, myself), then you are paying $ 500/​year. Granted, the convenience of bathrooms, uncrowded seating areas, and wifi is what makes this invaluable, but at the high price of $ 500, EVERY CLUB should have basic amenities: hot food and some type of alcohol. This club had none of that
Today’s menu? Cubed cheese, sliced red peppers, hummus, and packaged crackers. Oh, and for dessert? Chips ahoy knock-​off cookies and apples. They did have a pop machine (fountain) and an espresso’esque machine. That is always nice. But, there was not much else. No beer, wine, or liquor. AT. ALL.
I am aware that this is first world problems at its finest, but again, if I am going to pay $$$ for access, I expect certain amenities.
As for seating, it is minimal. Clean, and esthetically pleasing, but small. There is no business center, only a small seating area and then the main seating area (where the «food» is).
If you are coming to ATL, don’t bother spending your money here (unless you are already a member) — and if you are a member or flying first with United (as I am today), don’t assume you can mosey over to the Lufthansa Senator lounge to have real food/​drink. They closed that down and it is now a combined lounge w/​other airlines and you have to be flying Lufthansa that day.

Wow. I had a one-​time pass and a few hours to kill, so I thought I’d give it a shot. I’m sorry I wasted the pass here. Poor offering of snack items, apparently they don’t have their liquor licence yet. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the restroom was clean, at least. Not sure why the offerings were so sparse, the place was busy when I visited. Save your passes for a bigger location, I guess.