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LUFTHANSA BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - FRANKFURT AIRPORT

Review by : R Ganbich

Date :   31 July 2009

The lounge is at the very far end of the finger with most intra-Schengen flights and it might well take up to 15 minutes to reach and then the same amount of time again to go to the connection gate. The lounge is very crowded, even more crowded than some of the public seating areas one passes on the long way there. Drinks selection is good, food is bewilderingly low- standard:e. Newspaper selection good, lounge not provide free wireless internet.

LUFTHANSA BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - DUSSELDORF AIRPORT

Review by : R Ganbich

Date :   31 July 2009

A good lounge experience. Centrally located, quite spacious, relaxed and very clean. Furniture a bit on the sturdy side. Nice staff, good views, a very good drinks selection. Food less impressive. Very good newspaper selection. Had troubles connecting to internet on my own computer.

LUFTHANSA FIRST CLASS & HON CIRCLE LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - BOSTON AIRPORT

Review by : Jeff Michel

Date :   16 July 2009

Appalling lounge, about 12 seats, small, no windows, even the staff are embarassed by this truly awful lounge. Good selection of drinks and some snacks but this has to rate as the worst lounge I have been in. Flying SWISS First Class but you have to use this lounge as SWISS do not have their own at Boston. Avoid at all costs!

LUFTHANSA BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - FRANKFURT AIRPORT

Review by : David Martin

Date :   15 July 2009

Arrived at 5am from CAN and was departing at 7am. Terminal 1 lounge not ready, drinks only. No cold meats, nothing - cold soup though! And in true Lufthansa style no free WiFi! When are they going to get into the 21sr century. Terrible, dire. No more Lufthansa flights for me.

LUFTHANSA BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - BOSTON LOGAN AIRPORT

Review by : M Schaar

Date :   15 June 2009

I had to "borrow" the Internet from the British Airways lounge next door, as the only offering the LH lounge had was a pay-by-the-hour t-Mobile connection (nice partnership, guys). Many business class customers couldn't even find a seat - you'd think they'd design a lounge to accommodate a 747-400 customer base, but apparently not. Plus no windows? I felt like I was in a doctor's office waiting area. Its only saving grace was the ample supply of wine, beer, and champagne.

LUFTHANSA STAR ALLIANCE BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE CUSTOMER REVIEW  - MADRID BARAJAS AIRPORT

Review by : Natalie Edwards

Date :   6 May 2009

We had a lot of hassle with Lufthansa checking onto our flight. Madrid - Munich - Hong Kong. Their staff do not know how to read E-Tickets, anyway once that was sorted I was looking forward to spending some time in the Star Alliance lounge before our flight. However it was not a pleasant experience. The food was peanuts, chips, club sandwiches and a couple of muffins. The drinks selection was very limited. No bubbles. And the internet was not working. Not a nice lounge at all.

LUFTHANSA BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE REVIEW  - MUNICH AIRPORT

Review by : Natalie Edwards

Date :   5 May2009

4 computer terminals - however after 5 minutes of mucking around on the computer I realised something was wrong and I went to the reception area to check. Sure enough no internet was available, I was cheerfully told. Not what I expected at all. The food was ok, the drinks range was a bit limited. Staff clearing the lounge were friendly, but as far as I am concerned the reception was a dead loss.

LUFTHANSA ARRIVALS LOUNGE REVIEW  - FRANKFURT AIRPORT

Review by : J Kenney

Date :   18 March 2009

The lounge is only open to premium passengers from intercontinental flights, and elite members of Lufthansa's Frequent Flyer programme (no Star Alliance, or partner flights, keeping the lounge uncrowded. Luggage stored upon arrival, and put my name in for a shower at reception. Experience has taught me to wait for a long time for a shower in the arrivals lounges; not at here. The attendant told me there are 26 showers (plus two on the main level (the lounge spans two levels)). Heated floors, grooming supplies available on request (all name brands), and they'll even press your clothes if you're First Class or a gold card holder or above (unfortunately, I'm only silver, so I can't report on that). Full breakfast buffet upstairs with hot and cold foods, comfortable seating, recharging station for mobile phones, and internet computers. Lufthansa has outdone themselves with this new lounge. The staff informed me that Lufthansa's will open a second Welcome Lounge in Concourse A as part of their redevelopment project.

LUFTHANSA ARRIVALS LOUNGE REVIEW  - FRANKFURT AIRPORT

Review by : Suhail Kazim

Date :   1 March 2009

Lufthansa has just recently opened its first arrivals lounge in Frankfurt airport. Its open for premium passengers as well as elite loyalty card holders arriving on long haul flights. Its open from 5am until 12.30 pm and is located just outside the exit of baggage in Terminal 1B. It was bright and staff took care of my luggage and stored it in a secure area. The reception asked me if I needed a shower and directed me to the shower area downstairs. When I went down, another staff directed me to the shower room and it was nice to see a welcome note displaying my name on a LCD screen in the shower room! The shower was delightful and had heated granite floors, rainforest shower heads, Occitane toiletries etc. There was an extensive breakfast buffet with hot items like scrambled eggs, pancakes, waffles etc and fired eggs could be ordered too. Cup noodles available on request. A lot of cold items like cereals, cold cuts, cheese etc . Ample dining space, free internet via computer terminal, snooze areas were other features of lounge. Overall, Lufthansa has done an excellent job here and this lounge is far superior than its existing lounges in the departure area.

LUFTHANSA SENATOR LOUNGE REVIEW  - FRANKFURT AIRPORT Terminal 1A (Schengen)

Review by : M Rapp

Date :   5 January 2009

Nice new design but always very crowded. Entrance is shared with Business Lounge and toilets are only available in the Business Lounge. Excellent drink selection but food selection is a little bit chaotic. They have a lot of stuff which not really fits together and especially the salads are low-quality convenience products with tons of mayonaise. Only limited offer of cake, sweets or chocolate. Extensive offer of national and international newspapers. Actually, they had set up a smoothy bar where a bartender made fresh smoothies. Quite a nice idea, although the noise of the fruit mixer was quite disturbing.