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British Airways Lounge - Boston (BOS) Edward L. Logan International Airport, Terminal E.
This thread gives details of the British Airways Lounge which opened on 23 March 2017. The lounge also service Iberia, JAL and Cathay Pacific passengers.
Location: Airside, after security, on level 4. Turn left after security, around the corner and then the lifts and escalator up to level 4 is by gate E11. Clearly signposted.
Access: one lounge with standard oneworld access rules, Sapphire and Emeralds plus one guest, GGL and Premier (2 guests), Club World passengers (no guests). First (1 guest). First Dining area reserved for BA First and Premier passengers only.
Open hours mornings: Three hours before the morning BA flight, so currently from 06:00 until 09:00 departure. Also 3 hours before the JAL Tokyo service, so currently 10:30 to 13:30
Open hours evenings: 3 hours before the first BA or IB flight (currently 15:30 for the 18:30 Iberia service) until departure of the last BA or CX flight (currently 01:30). However these will change according to the timetable. Passengers from BA, IB, JL and CX can use the lounge while it is open.
Photo review from tripodjw can be found in post 33.
Photo review from corporate-wage-slave can be found in post 65, with hot food options located in post 66.
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This thread gives details of the British Airways Lounge which opened on 23 March 2017. The lounge also service Iberia, JAL and Cathay Pacific passengers.
Location: Airside, after security, on level 4. Turn left after security, around the corner and then the lifts and escalator up to level 4 is by gate E11. Clearly signposted.
Access: one lounge with standard oneworld access rules, Sapphire and Emeralds plus one guest, GGL and Premier (2 guests), Club World passengers (no guests). First (1 guest). First Dining area reserved for BA First and Premier passengers only.
Open hours mornings: Three hours before the morning BA flight, so currently from 06:00 until 09:00 departure. Also 3 hours before the JAL Tokyo service, so currently 10:30 to 13:30
Open hours evenings: 3 hours before the first BA or IB flight (currently 15:30 for the 18:30 Iberia service) until departure of the last BA or CX flight (currently 01:30). However these will change according to the timetable. Passengers from BA, IB, JL and CX can use the lounge while it is open.
Photo review from tripodjw can be found in post 33.
Photo review from corporate-wage-slave can be found in post 65, with hot food options located in post 66.
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Boston British Airways Lounge
#556


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I recommend the Hilton app, you'll never have to wait in line at the front desk again. You can check in up to a day in advance and the room key will be pushed to your phone as soon as it's ready.
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For non-US citizens I think they need to see ID before issuing the key. at least that is my experience
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After arriving on BA I have never had a long wait manually checking in to Boston Logan Hilton apart from the time they said BA holidays had not paid them but when a back office manager came out all was sorted.
Boston Logan Hilton followed by BA238 is my favourite flight USA to UK.
Boarding from the lounge to E12 is the icing on the cake.
Boston Logan Hilton followed by BA238 is my favourite flight USA to UK.
Boarding from the lounge to E12 is the icing on the cake.
Last edited by Rubecula; Feb 8, 2026 at 9:13 am
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After arriving on BA I have never had a long wait manually checking in to Boston Logan Hilton apart from the time they said BA holidays had not paid them but when a back office manager came out all was sorted.
Boston Logan Hilton followed by BA238 is my favourite flight USA to UK.
Boarding from the lounge to E12 is the icing on the cake.
Boston Logan Hilton followed by BA238 is my favourite flight USA to UK.
Boarding from the lounge to E12 is the icing on the cake.
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#562


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Yes unfortunately no more lounge boarding for the morning flight these days. With the current schedule, the BA239 ends up arriving before the BA202 pushes back from E12, so has to use another gate.
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FWIW, galley gossip from the crew told me that loads on the 238/239 rotation are currently low, particularly down the back. On Friday there total pax were around 90 pax on the BA239, and 120 on the 238 yesterday, and that possibly one of the three rotations might be withdrawn, especially bearing in mind BA's lack of aircraft for various reasons.
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FWIW, galley gossip from the crew told me that loads on the 238/239 rotation are currently low, particularly down the back. On Friday there total pax were around 90 pax on the BA239, and 120 on the 238 yesterday, and that possibly one of the three rotations might be withdrawn, especially bearing in mind BA's lack of aircraft for various reasons.
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I'm not a US citizen and no ID was required when I used the HH app to check into the Hilton in Houston the day before my arrival and I got the room key to my phone on the day once in Houston. I just went straight through to my room and avoided the long check in queue.
#567


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Yeah BA lounge is above E12, Emirates lounge is above E11, and Lufthansa lounge is above E10. All three are accessed from the same staircase across from E11, and have direct boarding to their respective gates.
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FWIW, galley gossip from the crew told me that loads on the 238/239 rotation are currently low, particularly down the back. On Friday there total pax were around 90 pax on the BA239, and 120 on the 238 yesterday, and that possibly one of the three rotations might be withdrawn, especially bearing in mind BA's lack of aircraft for various reasons.
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I meant to add directions for the 10 minute walk from Terminal E arrivals to the BOS Hilton.
The TL;DR is to follow the signs to Terminal A, then after a couple of minutes you should start seeing signs to the Hilton. If the Hilton signs appear to evaporate, refer to Terminal A signs for backup. Around half way, you should be able to see the Hilton building to your right as you walk along.
More detail…
There are a series of escalators, lifts and travelators to take, but as long as you keep eagle-eyed on the signs, you should be OK. The entire route is covered and almost entirely enclosed throughout its length: I didn’t need to put on my coat despite the outside temperature being -11C.
When you arrive at the Hilton, you’re initially on the meeting room/conference level (hotel’s level 2). After passing through this section, you’ll find yourself overlooking the lobby atrium, and can then either take one of the hotel room lifts or the escalator down to the lobby level to check in.
When going back to Terminal E, for a quick exit, you can avoid the lobby level entirely, and take the lift to the hotel’s level 2 instead, back through the meeting room/conference area, and back the way you came, following the appropriate signs to Terminal E.
The TL;DR is to follow the signs to Terminal A, then after a couple of minutes you should start seeing signs to the Hilton. If the Hilton signs appear to evaporate, refer to Terminal A signs for backup. Around half way, you should be able to see the Hilton building to your right as you walk along.
More detail…
There are a series of escalators, lifts and travelators to take, but as long as you keep eagle-eyed on the signs, you should be OK. The entire route is covered and almost entirely enclosed throughout its length: I didn’t need to put on my coat despite the outside temperature being -11C.
When you arrive at the Hilton, you’re initially on the meeting room/conference level (hotel’s level 2). After passing through this section, you’ll find yourself overlooking the lobby atrium, and can then either take one of the hotel room lifts or the escalator down to the lobby level to check in.
When going back to Terminal E, for a quick exit, you can avoid the lobby level entirely, and take the lift to the hotel’s level 2 instead, back through the meeting room/conference area, and back the way you came, following the appropriate signs to Terminal E.
Last edited by Howard Long; Feb 9, 2026 at 3:47 pm
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