Aer Lingus Business Class Gold Circle lounge reviews
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - DUBLIN AIRPORT |
Review by : Patrick Jordan |
Date : 18 March 2009 |
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My first visit to the Gold Circle lounge in many months. I was aware from other reviews of
the decrease in size, but I didn't expect to see the work stations gone too. The only saving grace
is that there is a choice of breads and pastries in the morning.
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT |
Review by : Patrick Jordan |
Date : 18 March 2009 |
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The range of food and beverages is reasonable. The main attraction of this lounge is that it is
beside boarding gates. This evening, I noticed the red wine bottle was empty. I asked
the attendant to replace it, but she wasn't able to open the new bottle. I can understand a
bottle of wine being used, but to have a staff member unable to open another is beyond belief. What
used to be a very good lounge has become almost a joke.
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE PREMIER BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - DUBLIN AIRPORT |
Review by : Shane Martin |
Date : 28 February 2009 |
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The Gold Circle Lounge at EI home airport of Dublin has just been cut in size by around two
thirds. Only a corner of the old lounge remains and the rest has been transformed into a
staff room. Rather typical of EI really - an airline that typically seems to put staff ahead
of customers. What remains of the lounge is mostly hard airport style seating. Not very must
when we visited. Limited selection of drinks. Nice cookies. Glasses were very old and a little
too dirty to use. Not convenient to most of EI's departure gates (10 min walk and then
backtrack + 10 more minutes).
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - BOSTON AIRPORT |
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Review by : Mark Ackery |
Date : 30 October 2008 |
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I got to use the Aer Lingus lounge as I was flying on Icelandair. This has got to be the pokiest
grubbiest lounge I have ever seen or used. The food was soggy and not fresh and the decor is not
very good. Gives a feeling of boredom and gloom. Aer Lingus needs to brighten this lounge up a lot.
The lady there was nice and friendly - she was the best part about this lounge.
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - CHICAGO AIRPORT |
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Review by : Dave Houlihan |
Date : 30 October 2008 |
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I have posted previous comments on Aer Lingus lounges but nothing prepared me for the filthy tip
that is Chicago Gold Circle lounge. Its tiny, dirty, furniture all stained, ceiling was all stained.
Drinks okay, no food, not even a cracker. I don't normally fly biz class with EI and judging by the
reviews and the state of the lounges I never will.
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - DUBLIN AIRPORT |
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Review by : G Reynolds |
Date : 30 September 2008 |
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This lounge has so much potential - it's bright, clean and offers sweeping views of the airfield.
However the desk staff can range from super-friendly (letting me bring my kids in sometimes) to
totally indifferent (too busy gossiping with colleagues to say hello). There is a good range of
drinks on offer but food is poor, and is restricted to bags of twiglets (does anyone actually like
them??!) and crackers with DUTCH cheese (so much for strong Irish brand identity which Aer Lingus
supposedly prides itself on). Plus there is a charge for internet usage which is a shame.
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AER LINGUS GOLD CIRCLE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - DUBLIN AIRPORT |
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Review by : S Halford |
Date : 20 August 2008 |
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Very basic but better than filthy, overcrowded terminal. Food choice limited to biscuits
and packaged cheddar cheese. Good selection of drinks - alcoholic and non. Staff friendly to
indifferent depending on when you visit. Washrooms outside lounge - shared with other lounges and filthy.
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AER LINGUS OASIS BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW - NEW YORK JFK AIRPORT |
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Review by : S Halford |
Date : 20 August 2008 |
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Excellent lounge with good selection of food, drink and newspapers. Wifi access etc. I suspect that
the high standards are not down to Aer Lingus as the lounge is shared with a number of major
international airlines. I say this because the Aer Lingus exclusive lounges at Dublin (home base)
and London Heathrow are extremely poor by comparison. Their lounges at Chicago O'Hare and Boston are
amongst the worse I have ever encountered.
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