United Club — Attraction in Portland

Well, I could easily say this is the worst value of any airport lounge I have ever been to. The plus side is that it is very quiet and there aren't many people here, maybe 20 max. The downsides are that the "complimentary drinks" are only bud light and Budweiser. The prices for beer and wine are just as expensive as the restaurants in the terminals. Both bartenders are pretty rude and snobby. Especially the chubby guy with the beard. The "complimentary buffet" is spinach, tomatoes, celery, hummus, dry stale pita slices, old cookies and a very disgusting minestrone soup. I wouldn't have came here unless it was a free voucher especially not for $65. $65 bucks can get you into some really exquisite lounges. this is not one of them. the illy coffee is pretty good but that's about it. Be sure to check out the mold on the ceiling too.Oh free chopped up red vines... yummy well worth $65. Sarcasm aside it's a nice quiet place but simply not worth $65. There is a lot of quiet places to go in PDX, try not to waste...

Not bad when they're open. It's small, but nice service. No work space or private rooms. Just the normal lounge chairs... Totally fine for a smaller airport.

Their opportunity is the hours. With all the UA red-eyes.... I'm confused why this location is open only till 7:30. 10pm would be better. An early morning opening is less important. People have long days, then get to to the airport and have nowhere to go. I would assume people with club access are more skilled travelers and likely aren't needing the club at 4am. Likely just walking onto the plane at that hour. This would be an incredible improvement if the hours could be extended or at least shifted. I hear people talking about it every time I fly out after 8pm. Fingers crossed this change happens when the revamped terminal...

I don't frequent airline club pads. I'm too cheap, and not high enough in the food chain that the company would spring. But my credit card gave us a couple so I used it. Check in flawless. Environment, nice, pretty quiet, understated corporate. The staff were remarkably polite and gracious, something that seems increasingly rare. Food was pretty good, some hits and misses. Free pint, wifi and a plug sealed the deal. Sort of humorous, there was a jar of mixed salted nuts on the bar. I asked the bartender if they'd be willing to warm them in a microwave, which they did, graciously. Made the stop just that much better. Four stars, not five? The food. Again, not bad,...