Qantas First Lounge in Los Angeles (Reopening)
![red chairs in lounge area](https://lounge.guide/media/posts/19/qantas-first-lounge-lax-seating.png)
After being closed for over 2 years the Qantas International First Lounge at Los Angeles International (LAX) airport has reopened. The lounge is located in the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) Terminal B - 5th Floor, near Gate 119.
Hours: 06:30 to 00:00
Below is a short video of the inside of the LAX Qantas (QFA/QF) First lounge showing the tables, bar, seating and fine dining this lounge is known for.
The lounge features amazing food and drink options with table service from chef Neil Perry’s only Los Angeles restaurant. The cuisine is inspired by the cultural diversity of Los Angeles, as well as signature favorites from the Sydney and Melbourne First Lounges. This luxurious California-inspired lounge boasts design and service equal to the world’s best five-star hotels and restaurants. A marbled entrance gives way to a light-filled atrium, and an open kitchen overlooks the 74-seat à la carte restaurant.
![people sitting at a nice bar with bartender](https://lounge.guide/media/posts/19/qantas-first-lounge-lax.jpg)
Private suites, showers with Aurora Spa amenities are also available. Enjoy personalized service to ensure a seamless airport experience for the dedicated First Host staff. Lounge members can enjoy services like suit steaming, shirt pressing, shoe shining and priority access to showers.
Lounge Access
Lounge access eligibility is based on the class of travel or the Frequent Flyer Membership tier.
- Qantas First customers and their guest.
- Qantas Frequent Flyer members - Platinum One, Platinum members and their guests.
- oneworld International First customers, Emerald members and their guests.
For more information on lounge access see the Qantas LAX First Lounge page.
Closing Thoughts
This upscale lounge looks amazing for those who have access. Los Angeles also has another Qantas Club lounge known as the Qantas Business Lounge also located in (TBIT) Terminal 5.
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