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New Delhi to San Francisco Lounge Guide
Lounges for your 🇮🇳 New Delhi (DEL) to 🇺🇸 San Francisco (SFO) trip: 8 at departure and 8 on arrival, and the cards, memberships and airline status that get you in.
One pass, both ends
These access programs open at least one lounge at both New Delhi and San Francisco, so a single card, membership or status covers your whole trip.
| Get in with | At DEL | At SFO |
|---|---|---|
| American Express The Platinum Card 💳 Card | Encalm Prive Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 3), The Centurion Lounge (Domestic Departures, Terminal 3) | The Centurion Lounge (Temporary, Terminal 2) |
| American Express Centurion Card 💳 Card | The Centurion Lounge (Domestic Departures, Terminal 3) | The Centurion Lounge (Temporary, Terminal 2) |
| Priority Pass 🎟️ Membership | Encalm Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 3), Encalm Lounge (Domestic Departures, Terminal 3), Encalm Lounge (International Arrivals, Terminal 3), Encalm Lounge (Terminal 1, Domestic Departures) | The Club SFO, Alaska Lounge (San Francisco), Golden Gate Lounge, China Airlines Lounge, Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse |
| Star Alliance Gold ✈️ Status | Air India Maharaja Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 3), Air India Maharaja Lounge (Domestic Departures, Terminal 3) | United Club (Terminal 3) |
Departure lounges · New Delhi (DEL)
Walk-up paid entry at New Delhi: yes, at least one lounge sells a day pass (no card or status needed). See all New Delhi lounges →
Arrival lounges · San Francisco (SFO)
| Lounge | |
|---|---|
| The Club SFO The Club Airport Lounges | view → |
| Alaska Lounge (San Francisco) Alaska Airlines | view → |
| Golden Gate Lounge Golden Gate Lounge | view → |
| China Airlines Lounge China Airlines | view → |
| Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse Virgin Atlantic | view → |
| The Centurion Lounge (Temporary, Terminal 2) American Express | view → |
| United Polaris Lounge (International Terminal G) United Airlines | view → |
| United Club (Terminal 3) United Airlines | view → |
Walk-up paid entry at San Francisco: yes, at least one lounge sells a day pass (no card or status needed). See all San Francisco lounges →