From Paris to Sydney, these top airport lounges offer gourmet restaurants, relaxing spas, and more.

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Forget fluorescent lighting, stale buffet food, and spotty Wi-Fi.

Some premium credit cards or levels of elite loyalty status will also grant you access.

The dining area in a American Express Centurion Lounges

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Here are 14 of the world’s best airport lounges, and how to get into each.

Funky touches like a rooftop “garden” and pool table add to the space’s comfort and character.

The dining room features cuisine crafted by star chef Alain Ducasse plus wine pairings.

Interior of Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, London

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A car takes you directly to the plane.

Don’t overlook it if landing in Paris, either.

The Los Angeles location is temporarily closed.

Interior of the Air France La Première Lounge, Paris

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The airline also typically serves premium sparkling wine and vintages from France and the U.S. alongside handcrafted cocktails.

Flagship First passengers on international itineraries are allowed one guest.

Some lounges even have spas, while the JFK one has aspeakeasy bar.

Interior of American Airlines Flagship First Dining

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Black) card and present a same-day boarding pass, you could spend some time in these lounges.

Those with a Delta SkyMiles Reserve business or personal card can also enter, but only when flying Delta.

Elegant sitting areas framed by floor-to-ceiling windows provide tarmac views for the aviation geeks.

The dining area in a American Express Centurion Lounges

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The midcentury-inspired restaurant serves classy continental fare (but also the airline’s signature spicydan dannoodles).

Six secluded work suites, each equipped with an iMac computer, make it easy to be productive.

The flagship in Concourse B has the most space to spread out.

Interior of Cathay Pacific The Pier First Class Lounge, Hong Kong

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A gallery of works by local artists and brightly lit shower suites are added bonuses.

It even has grab-and-go dining options if you’re in a rush.

Access:Want to access any ofthese locations?

Interior photos of the Terminal B Delta Air Lines Sky Club at Hartsfield Jackson International airport on Thursday, September 22, 2016. © 2016, Chris Rank, Rank Studios

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you’re able to also purchase an annual membership.

They’re open 24/7, and accessible to travelers up to four hours before their departing flights.

There’s also a whole arcade of in-loungeduty-free shops.

Dining area at Emirates First Class Lounge, Dubai

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There are also shower suites and semi-private quiet rooms for napping if you just want to unwind.

Lufthansa First Class Terminal, Frankfurt

Lufthansa has created an entireFirst Class Terminalat its hub in Frankfurt.

Uber-elite Hon Circle fliers can get in if on flights operated byselect airlines.

Interior of Lufthansa First Class Terminal, Frankfurt

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The lounges also offer access options for companions traveling with you.

First class ticket holders on a Star Alliance carrier receive one additional guest.

Book your complimentary 30-minute session upon arrival and you’ll even receive a take-home skincare kit from the brand.

View from Qantas First Class Lounge, Sydney

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Sips from Joe’s Coffee will satisfy your caffeine fix.

Unique touches like a photo booth and “hidden” game room make the lounge worth stopping by.

The three hotel-style private suites (available as an add-on) feature exclusive menus and caviar service.

Interior of Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Lounge, Doha

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Interior of SWISS First Class Lounge, Zurich

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Interior of Turkish Airlines Lounge Business, Istanbul

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Interior of United Polaris Lounge, Chicago

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Chase Lounge

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