First Look: Inside United’s Newest Denver Club

United Airlines will soon launch a fresh renovated United Club at Denver International Airport’s B. West Connorus, which will end a year -long effort to modernize its lounges at the airport.

On July 31, 2025, before the public was opened, I had to peek at 33,000 square feet of space. The bright and aid lounge adopts the United States’ modern design aesthetic-which is seen throughout the network in new United clubs-and adds regional impacts through artwork, decoration, building and wallpaper. It is a beautiful addition to the United Lounge Portfolio in Denver and is able to see.

The B. West Lounge has significantly increased the capacity of the United States lounge at Denver Airport, the fastest growing center of the airline, and should help eliminate some of the crowded problems at the airport’s second United Club locations. United says the club offers to sit for more than 600.

B. West Lounge Denver includes three other locations: Gates A25 and B44 (or B -East) by two United Clubs, as well United Club FlyAirline occupation and go lounge concept through Gate B60. Jointly, they represent more than 100,000 square feet of lounge space in Denver, with seating for more than 1,600 passengers.

United A is also designing the Polaris lounge in a harmony, but the airline has not announced a timeline for when it will open.

That is, it was like a new place in the United States media preview.

Lounge Gate B32 is located on the west of the B Cocos (B. West).

Passengers can access MT from 5am to 9pm in the United Lounge daily.

If you have gone Denver United Club in B East ConcoresB. West Lounge will probably feel very familiar. It uses the same three -storey sequence, which has an entry path at the level of harmony where you will scan your boarding pass to the e -gates.

However, the entrance door has only the stairs and the stairs that will bring you to the next two floors, which is the main level of the lounge. A lift is also available outside the United Club. There are additional e -gates on the second floor.

Once you move forward with harmony, you will reach the floor 3 and 4 (the airport floor 2 is technically harmonious). The first thing you will see is perhaps a piece of lounge signature art – the suspended wire of two fish that rotates around each other.

Like most of the lounges, it has a strong colorado connection: This piece titled “Air or Water” was actually installed in the city Colorado Springs and reflects how we all share the same planet.

Another set of escorters will take you to the top destination. Both floors offer similar facilities, including plenty of seating, buffett styling food counter, once, restrooms, refreshment stations and customer service desk.

In my opinion, the biggest contradiction between the two B Conicors lounges was how bright and lightweight the B. West lounge is full of large windows that offer the best aircraft sight.

This is due to some design changes that allow more light to filter the light than the Bet Lounge. Although the Best lounge feels comfortable, the B West lounge is bright and pleasant.

Each floor also has a place to accumulate around a fireplace, which helps the room anchor with the feeling of the room. United says the B. West Lounge was designed to make passengers feel that they were visiting a mountain cabin. (For example, in the B East, the lounge has a lodge -affected design.)

“It gives users a different feeling to experience a variety of experiences, so that it is not a cookie cutter,” says United’s Managing Director of United’s Hospitality Programs. “Hopefully over time, users know which one they enjoy most and if they are easy for them, they can make attractive there.”

One of my favorite things about the lounge is a total number of art pieces you will face. Many of them have flowers or natural elements that you expect for Colorado.

I also enjoyed some more thrilling decoration, including a pair of hiking couple to strengthen the aesthetic outside.

The greenery is sufficient throughout. Although artificial, plants look real and help the lounge feel less like being at the airport.

The lounge offers more than 600 seats, including lounge chairs, booths, high peaks, plates and more.

This means that finding a working seat for you should be relatively easy, whether you are traveling to solo or with a group.

Many furnitures are in traditional blues, grays and browns you can expect from the United Club. However, there are also colored recreational poops. It brought up the color of the United States color forward renovation Polaris lounge in Chicago.

I liked the fun red, green and yellow accents that feel sophisticated and lively, especially mixed media chairs that connect the brown fabric, green leather and the back of the wood.

Another favorite: This row of booths covered in a yellow fabric offers enough space to work or when you’re waiting for your next flight.

Whenever I visited the Bet Club in the past, I had to put in the circle a few times before finding the seat I liked during a busy period. It is hoped that with the advent of extra capacity, the crowd will not have much problem in Denver’s United lounges.

Like other United clubs, there are also buffet styling food counters in this location that have cold and hot options.

During my visit, the options included pork, rice, pasta, sandwich, salads, cookies and lemons. This is a standard United Club fare and has nothing to be very excited about. When I visited the Bet Lounge at the beginning of the day, the offer was the same.

With water, coffee, Coca -Cola freestyle machines and breakfast, there were refreshment stations throughout the lounge.

If you are looking for something strong, go to the bar on each floor, where you will get the honorary options as well as the premium available for charge.

Offers Modier Veb with a deep color palette from the lower level to the floor. Removed from this side, you will find an alkalo with extra sitting and a wall of black and white forest flowers.

For a completely different feeling, move a floor to the top bar, exposed beam and tin natural light. The blonde wood used here really helps to increase the feeling of glow in this part of the lounge.

Like some of the other lounges in Denver, the B West Club also has a small game area with a shuffle board table. It is hit behind the bar on the top floor, so you really have to hunt it.

Even if you don’t want to play (or don’t know, like me), it’s worth passing to see the beautiful walls on the walls.

Both floors also have toilets for men and women, and on the top floor there are gender neutral bathrooms. Stalls are adorned with a playful blue wallpaper that gives rise to the Wild West Webs.

Consumers can also use dedicated welfare rooms, with changing tables, a sink and a chair with a chair. The toilet changes are also equipped.

Access to United clubs is limited to passengers traveling only or traveling to the United States Alliance partner. You must also have a way to enter, which may include membership of the United Club or a timely pass.

The United States club’s individual membership is usually $ 750. But with New United Club ℠ Card (Annual fee: 95 695), You will get free membership for yourself with an adult guest and the option of relying under the age of 18.

One time pass cost is $ 59. But with New United Explorer CardWhich is the annual fee Inter -0 introduction for the first year, then $ 150You get two United Club One Time Pass every year.

Outside the United Lounge, Denver’s Airport also has a Sanchorian lounge that is in C and A Capital One Lounge In Connorus A, these two are accessible to the selected premium travel card card holders.