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CONTINENTAL AIRLINES PRESIDENTS CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW  - LOS ANGELES AIRPORT (Domestic)

Review by : Jeff Lemon

Date :   19 January 2010

This is a small but comfortable lounge that has good views of the ramp and aircraft departing. Snack choices limited and food purchased out in the concourse is not allowed. Probably the best feature is the bar as the complimentary Bloody Marys are excellent and service is great. Premium wine is also available for purchase although the prices can be steep. On this visit we noted that "Opus One" super premium red wine was $39.00 a glass! Due to its size, the lounge can get a bit crowded at times; however, as Continental only offers nonstop flights from LAX to New York/Newark, Houston, Honolulu and Cleveland, this is usually not a problem.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES PRESIDENTS CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW  - NEWARK AIRPORT

Review by : Eugene West

Date :   12 January 2010

How pathetic! True embarassment for Continental - no real food, $9 "premium" drinks and sloppy and disaffected help. Really, an incredibly poor lounge in this "flagship" terminal C at Newark. You will be better off just walking about the terminal and visiting shops.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES PRIORITY PLUS LOUNGE REVIEW  - LIMA AIRPORT

Review by : Clive Drake

Date :   1 October 2009

The "Official" Continental lounge in Newark was very disappointing on the outbound - so it was with some misgivings that we rested up in their shared lounge in Lima, Peru. We need not have worried - it was bordering on very good. Free drinks including spirits, reasonable selection of tasty snacks and food, decent well spaced seats, TVs and business center. The only annoying factor was a lounge representative yelling (literally!) from the center of the floor in annoying Spanish - flight details and boarding information. Overall though a good experience.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS PRESIDENT'S CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW  - NEWARK AIRPORT

Review by : Jason Choi

Date :   2 September 2009

This was my first time visiting this Lounge. This will probably be my last. I have experienced other airline/airport lounges before and this one is disappointing. I bought a day pass ($45) and decide to see whether it is really worth it. The lounge is circular and very spacious. However, there is only 1 snack bar in the entire lounge. Therefore, if you were sitting on the other side of the lounge, you had to get up and walk all the way around to get to the snack bar.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW  - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT Terminal 4

Review by : Paul Vernall

Date :   27 May 2009

Holideck lounge is three level lounge shared by many airlines. It is operated by KLM and is located past security in Terminal 4. The lounge covers three levels and has good views of the runway and taxiway. There are no washrooms or showers in the lounge and limited internet facilities. There are two bars both of which were unattended. Passengers just went behind the bar and helped themselves to a drink. Snacks were limited to chips, packaged cheese and some cookies. Very basic and low in quality. The only plus side is the ability to escape the turmoil of Heathrow and have a peaceful drink.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW  - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT

Review by : K Pahkim

Date :   30 December 2008

Business First passengers are given a pass to the Holideck Lounge at Heathrow T-4. It's an adequate facility offering light snacks (chips, protein bars, crackers, cheese, biscuits) and self service bar. Coffee machines. Newspapers in various languages and limited magazines available. Food and beverage are mediocre to adequate experience depending on your needs. No showers, and limited restrooms. The best part of this lounge are the 3 levels: main level includes workstations, children's play area and open seating, next level has two quiet areas (no cellphones) that are blocked off and offer comfortable quiet areas for reading and relaxing, the top level is the patio to get terrific views of the runways for arrivals and ramp activity.

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES PRESIDENTS CLUB LOUNGE REVIEW  - HOUSTON INTL AIRPORT Terminal E

Review by : D Ashley

Date :   25 February 2008

Very spacious, multilevel, clean, showers. Courteous & helpful staff, free Wi-Fi throughout, work stations, well-stocked & tended bar, limited food and snack choices.