EMIRATES  First and Business Class Lounge customer reviews

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUBAI AIRPORT TERMINAL 3

Review by : Mark Cowell

Date :   12 January 2010

We arrived at 7am and found a very nice space in which to spend an hour or so. Its not an intimate lounge and the toilet count is poor, but it is generally light and airy, breakfast food court was excellent and the flight announcement was well timed.

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT

Review by : Mark Cowell

Date :   12 January 2010

Its a fair trek from the main T3 concourse but once found was a very nice space in which to spend an hour before boarding. All the facilities one would expect including an excellent and well serviced food court and bar. Very helpful and attentive staff. Direct boarding of the aircraft from the lounge was the final bonus.

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUBAI AIRPORT TERMINAL 3

Review by : J Singh

Date :   7 December 2009

Disappointing - felt the lounge in the old terminal was better. In the T3 lounge no comfortable areas to sit - tip go to the furthest end of the lounge in front of the kids area as its quieter there if you need to rest. A very confusing lounge - certainly not a business lounge at all, more like a waiting room with free food - which costs you the price of a business ticket!

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUBAI AIRPORT TERMINAL 3

Review by : Isabel Pritchard

Date :   5 December 2009

Very disappointing. Difficult to find somewhere to sit, chairs not comfortable for long waits, food disappointing - I am not into stew and casserole type dishes at 6am, not very much on offer only muffins. As with other parts of the airport only hot water dispensed from taps in rest rooms, had to go and get bottled water so that I could clean my teeth. Some serious thought needs to be given to the layout and service.

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUBAI AIRPORT

Review by : M Spratley

Date :   10 November 2009

It was spacious, clean, bright, well air-conditioned, with ample seating, a wide choice of good quality food and drink, and helpful staff. It is vast and, if people take the trouble to walk beyond the initial seating area, they will find ample seating at both tables and of the armchair variety. During the 8 hours we spent there (from 6.30am - 2.30pm) we sat in a section of the lounge (approximately 30 arm-chairs, and a 'cafeteria' area of approx 100 chairs) with only 4 other people.

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - BRISBANE AIRPORT

Review by : Graham Clark

Date :   9 November 2009

Very impressed with Lounge facilities, food/drink presentation and Staff. Makes for a great start for a long flight when you can relax and enjoy quality pre-flight ambience. This was our introduction to Emirates and we were very pleased with the experience. Have since tried other Lounges in Dubai and Paris and would rate the Brisbane Lounge as the best.

EMIRATES BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUBAI AIRPORT Terminal 3

Review by : Brent Anderson

Date :   15 October 2009

I have been in terrible lounges in some terrible airports that are quieter and better laid out than Emirates Terminal 3 lounge. I have on some occasions chosen not to even use the facilities as they are so poor. I take the walk and go back to the old lounges in the older terminal. At least it is quieter and does not have a hundred people queuing for every service.

EMIRATES FIRST / BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - SYDNEY AIRPORT

Review by : Anthony Stekelenburg

Date :   11 October 2009

A nice and cosy lounge, similar to AKL but with windows. Morning departure, so I didn't sample the booze, but the espresso was excellent. A lot of reading materials, staff friendly and welcoming and escorted us to the gate when boarding. Is it just me, or are the Emirates Ground Staff doing a better job than their cabin crew.

EMIRATES FIRST / BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - AUCKLAND AIRPORT

Review by : Anthony Stekelenburg

Date :   11 October 2009

The lounge is combined F & C class and quite spacious with lots of seating options. A warm welcome by staff at the front desk. Lots of food options as well as Champagne. Bathrooms were clean and tidy. One downer is that there are no windows but this is the way AKL airport is set out. When ready for boarding we were escorted to the gate and the airbridge to the upper deck. A very nice experience.