Travelled with a friend who had AA Admirals Club lounge membership so we popped in to the AA lounge in Nashville Terminal C.
It is a pleasant smallish lounge that is right in the middle of the terminal. It is open from 4am to 7pm daily.
There is an interesting windy staircase you can use if the elevator doesn’t suit you. You can see the glass enclosed staircase in the background of this picture.
Entrance:
This is the reception desk to the lounge. The ladies were pleasant and we were allowed in with no fuss.
We found place at these chairs that were in the middle of the lounge. This lounge is long and narrow, it only opens up a little on the right in this picture.
This is the area for working on your computer or using the supplied computers to check flights and such stuff.
An iPad with display advertising the Citi AA card that provides you with Admirals Club membership and lounge access. If 75,000 miles sounds like a good deal you can apply on the iPad right there.
Food:
It was early morning so the choices were all breakfast style. Some sausage links, a Mediterranean egg wrap, some oatmeal, yoghurt, etc.
There are a variety of items to choose from here. Healthy looking cereal, oatmeal, yoghurt, an interesting grain bowl, granola, dried cranberries and more.
This section had a honey apple quinoa salad, hard boiled eggs, bagels and various pastries. Toaster, butter, jams, all available.
Here are the good old coffee machines that make delicious cappuccino. Colombe coffee is provided, as well as various tea bags and even hot chocolate.
The Art of Tea provides the tea bags. Mint green, Earl Grey Creme, Orchid Oolong, Egyptian Chamomile, English Breakfast were available.
A comprehensive bar was not as full of customers seeing as it was morning. Lots of drinks choices there.
A view of this area before opening. Being in Nashville it is nice that they have musical mementos around.
Conclusion:
That was my short visit to the Admirals Club in Nashville. Some bagels, cappuccino, some fruit for the plane and we were on our way.
It is a nice lounge, surprisingly not as crowded as I expected.
Methinks it is time for me to get those 75,000 miles and Admirals Club membership.
