United opened its newest Polaris Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport last month. It’s open to passengers traveling in the airline’s Polaris business-class cabin.

The lounge is located in Terminal 7 between Gates 73 and 75A. It’s part of United’s just-finished $573 million renovation of the terminal, which also includes a new United Club lounge with access to the more exclusive The Private Suite. Terminal 7 also now has a cut-through road that enables travelers to avoid LAX’s horseshoe road that winds around the terminals.

The lounge is more than 14,000 square feet and seats 120 people, making it among the smallest Polaris lounges. However, it still has the same amenities as the others, with shower suites outfitted with Soho House & Co’s Cowshed Spa amenities, private daybeds with Saks Fifth Avenue bedding and an international buffet.

There’s also a sit-down dining option, with a menu from Los Angeles chef Tritia Gestuvo: almond-crusted fish and chips, chilaquiles, Korean bulgogi arancini, freshly crafted sandwiches on La Brea Bakery bread, street tacos and house-made cinnamon churros. A manned bar serves signature drinks that draw inspiration from Los Angeles’s cocktail culture.

Janet Lamkin, president, California, United, said, “Los Angeles is one of United’s most important gateways, particularly to Asia and Australia, and this lounge provides our customers with a best-in-class experience before they board their flights, especially for those customers with late-night departures and early-morning arrivals.”