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Customer Rating = from 1.0 (very poor) to 5.0 (excellent)

FIRST / BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE - BANGKOK AIRPORT

User: STEVE FENTON

Date of use:   19th October 2007

What a disappointment, new airport and so many promises of new lounge when they moved. Its as bad as the old one.

No toilets or showers for all those who transit here everyday on CI. Food lacking and very poor drinks selection. Seems every time China Airlines get a chance to make good they simply step backwards.

FIRST / BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE - TAIPEI CKS AIRPORT

User: STEVE FENTON

Date of use:   15th April 2007

Was offered full range of food choices in first lounge but preferred to go into biz and select by myself. Showers great and not sure how other poster says complicated - all you do is turn the water on and off again. Beef noodle soup was great at the noodle bar.

Free wifi or cables if you need them, loads of English reading material and free terminals if you need them.

FIRST / BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE - TAIPEI CKS AIRPORT

User: Paula Loguda

Date of use:   3rd April 2007

Railroad configuration lounge design without windows. Seating in stuffed chairs or sofa. Polite service or self serve for a very limited food & beverage menu. While others have enjoyed the noodle bar, I did not [despite loving Asian noodles]. The fruit plate was a popular choice. Sandwich quarters unidentifiable, no cheese, few sweets.

Few newspapers and no magazines in english language. 2 internet cubicles. This lounge does not serve an international traveler very well. One bathroom stall for each gender is quite limiting.

BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE - TAIPEI CKS AIRPORT

User: Paula Loguda

Date of use:   5 January 2007

Very basic seating. No view at all. Food very limited although the noodle bar was good.

Shower rooms clean but too complicated. Plenty of computer and internet terminals.

In the late evening when the North American and Australian flights are due to leave, gets very busy with shortage of seats