American Express Lounge by Pontus Frithiof
★3.6(439 reviews)ARN
A private restaurant-style Amex lounge — table service for Platinum and Centurion.
The American Express Lounge by Pontus Frithiof at Stockholm Arlanda is a private lounge reserved for holders of American Express Platinum and Centurion cards. Created in partnership with the Swedish chef Pontus Frithiof, it stands apart from Arlanda's buffet-style lounges by offering a complimentary full-service restaurant — dishes brought to your table rather than a self-service spread. The drinks line-up includes complimentary house wine and beer and soft drinks, with premium drinks and additional food available to purchase. As a card-exclusive space it tends to be calmer than the alliance lounges, making it a refined option for eligible Amex cardholders who want a sit-down meal before a flight. You'll need to present an eligible American Express Platinum or Centurion card to get in.
Crowding · quiet
A calm, quieter space that suits a working meal or catching up on email over a coffee, with Wi-Fi and power at seating. It's a restaurant-led lounge rather than a dedicated business centre.
Unlike Arlanda's buffet lounges, this is a complimentary full-service restaurant created with chef Pontus Frithiof, with dishes brought to your table. House wine, beer and soft drinks are included, and premium drinks and additional food are available to purchase.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
Located at Stockholm Arlanda; present an eligible American Express Platinum or Centurion card on arrival. Check current signage and your terminal for the lounge entrance.
- 01Clear security at Arlanda
- 02Make your way to the lounge area
- 03Present an eligible Amex Platinum or Centurion card
- 04Be seated in the restaurant
Landmarks: Stockholm Arlanda airside
ℹ Arlanda (ARN)
American ExpressIncluded: Complimentary full service restaurant · Food for sale · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Premium drinks for sale
American Express Platinum or Centurion Card
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You'll need an eligible American Express Platinum or Centurion card to get in.
It's a full-service restaurant with table service, not a self-service buffet.
House wine, beer and soft drinks are complimentary; premium drinks and extra food cost extra.
It's usually calmer than the alliance lounges — a good pick for a relaxed sit-down meal.
Confirm the lounge's terminal and entrance from current airport signage before you travel.
Quick answers.
It's a private lounge for holders of an eligible American Express Platinum or Centurion card. You'll need to present the card to get in.
No — it's a complimentary full-service restaurant created with chef Pontus Frithiof, with dishes brought to your table rather than a self-service buffet.
House wine, beer and soft drinks are complimentary; premium drinks and additional food are available to purchase.
