JetBlue is finally ready to help its top fliers unwind before heading to their gates.

Today, the American airline unveiled its first airport lounge, which housed within Terminal 5 at New York City’s JFK airport. The space, called BlueHouse, will officially open its doors on December 18.

The new lounge is primarily aimed at a trio of JetBlue’s premiere customers, Mosaic members, transatlantic Mint customers, and JetBlue Premier Cardmembers, who have complimentary access to the spot (limited access passes will be available for purchase for other clientele). The goal of helping them avoid long lines at other lounges and wait for their flights in the upmost comfort.

The 9,000-square-foot, two-floor BlueHouse is an ode to the Big Apple’s Art Deco design scheme, complete with decorative molding, brass accents, and, of course, touches of blue throughout. Art in the space also channels Manhattan, with art locally curated by Statement of firm alongside a constellation piece that connects JetBlue destinations by Artists for Humanity, in an homage to Grand Central’s famed celestial ceiling. The airline also wanted BlueHouse to feel like they’re, well, at home.

“We wanted customers to feel like they’re stepping into a warm and stylish New York City apartment filled with character, where layers of JetBlue history and New York iconography can be discovered with every visit,” Stephanie Evans Greene, senior vice president of marketing and brand at JetBlue, said in a press statement. “Just as New Yorkers bring their own personality into a new space, we infused the space with JetBlue’s signature style to feel homey and comfortable when staying in our House.”

In terms of food, fliers can expected food that’s prepared daily by Union Square Events. Those grab-and-go eats range from bacon, egg, and cheeses in the morning to pastrami on rye later in the day. Your espresso, meanwhile, will come from the folks at Greenwich Village’s own Joe Coffee, and chai and matcha will be up for grabs from Brooklyn’s Dona. Tea will also be on the menu courtesy of Steven Smith Teamaker. And if you’re looking for a stronger beverage, enjoy draft and local beers, signature cocktails, and artisan wines made by the teams at the bar the Greats of Craft and the speakeasy Please Don’t Tell.

All those delectables can be enjoy in BlueHouse’s open social areas, which include high-speed Wi-Fi and outlets at basically every seat. And you can step away from some of the hubbub in the lounge’s dedicated quiet zones. Plus, if you have family in tow or just want to pass the time sans-electronics, the area’s game room is home to cards, chess, checkers, and children’s toys. There’s even a photo booth ready and waiting to snap a few pictures, too.