Chase Sapphire Lounge Boston Review: Is It Worth It?
Here is an honest, on-the-ground look at what the space is actually like, what you will eat and drink, how crowded it tends to get, and exactly which cards open the door.
At a glance
| Airport | Boston (BOS) |
| Location | the connector between Terminals B and C, near gate B40 |
| Size | 12,000 sq ft |
| Hours | 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. |
| Gets you in | Chase Sapphire Reserve (and Reserve for Business / J.P. Morgan Reserve), up to 2 guests free |
Where it is and how to get in
The Chase Sapphire Lounge Boston sits in the connector between Terminals B and C, near gate B40 at Boston (BOS), open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.. You get in free with the Chase Sapphire Reserve (as well as the Sapphire Reserve for Business and the J.P. Morgan Reserve), with up to two guests included. Priority Pass access to Chase Sapphire Lounges ends August 15, 2026, so from that point they are effectively a Sapphire Reserve perk.
The space and amenities
At roughly 12,000 sq ft, a bright, well-zoned lounge in the connector between B and C, so it is reachable from multiple airlines’ gates. Notable features include bar and dining service, a dedicated business lounge, a family room, and shower suites.
Food and drinks
Solid made-to-order food and a full bar, with the separate business lounge a nice touch for anyone who needs to work before boarding.
The verdict
Boston has historically been light on great lounges, so this one is a welcome addition and a strong reason to carry the Sapphire Reserve if you fly through BOS. The between-terminals location is convenient; just confirm you can reach your gate in time afterward.
- Located in the connector between Terminals B and C, near gate B40.
- Hours: 5 a.m. to 11 p.m..
- About 12,000 sq ft of space.
- Standout: Its position between Terminals B and C makes it accessible to more travelers than a single-terminal lounge.
- Access: Chase Sapphire Reserve (and Reserve for Business / J.P. Morgan Reserve), up to 2 guests free.
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