Lufthansa

All in all, the Munich Business Class lounge complies with what you would expect from such a lounge. As a Lufthansa FTL, the lounge meets all my expectations. I am able to grab a bite from a variety of options and the beverages provided are above average in comparison to similar lounges. Whilst being quite full at times, I have never not found a seat and have not had any real cause for concern.

Senator T2 Lounge at Munich Airport was busy, but not completely full late afternoon during the week. I used one of the lounge chairs which are installed in groups so that you can chat with co-travellers. Had an espresso from the barista at the bar which was good and a green thai curry soup at the buffet together with a pretzel plus very nice basil spread. At least the food was slightly better compared to the business lounges in Munich which I usually visit. Toilets seemed to be worn (but clean) and some parts of the equipment were missing. Still would recommend the lounge compared to other LH lounges I have used.

Had the opportunity to use the Lufthansa Senator/Star Alliance Gold lounge in Stuttgart for a short break before departure to Munich. This was the first time for me here and I must say that I liked the lounge (especially compared to other LH lounges away from their hubs. The lounge is situated centrally close to the gates on the upper floor, overlooking the runway and taxiing airplanes. Like usual for LH lounges of this size there is a Business lounge right next to it. Not too much difference from what I could see. The wireless internet is for free and has decent speed. At the Senator lounge you had the choice of the usual beverages, beer from draft, some wine and spirits. There were some salads, hot wings, and Swabian Maultaschen available from buffet. Not too bad compared to other mediocre lounge food. I had the Maultaschen which tasted good and a fresh pretzel. There was also some yogurt and cake. But I didn’t have enough time to taste it. Next time I will spend more time.

Brand new (in summer 2014) Lufthansa lounge at Heathrow terminal 2. Good quality ham, sausages and bread, complemented by good choice of beers and spirits. Another good thing is the relaxing ambience. Space is huge, and Senator Lounge is separated from the business lounge (which is noisier) with a door and a wall which is nice.

I arrived at the airport 5:20 A.M. on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. I tried to follow the signs for the lounge (VIP) bot got lost somehow and ended up at the gate. From there I walked back and finally found the lounge on the upper floor. My boarding pass was scanned from my phone and my Star Alliance Gold card was checked. A minute late I was in and able to see a nice open space with wide lounge chairs and sofas. Everything was clean and well arranged. Breakfast was ok but not a big surprise: toast, Nespresso coffee (didn't find warm milk), cereals, yogurt, croissants, danish pastries, some fruit. Orange juice of medium quality which is a shame in a city like Barcelona where you get fantastic fresh juice at every corner. I grabbed what I could get in a rush as my flight would depart in 35 minutes. For a short visit I was satisfied. Hope to have more time when I probably flight on Lufthansa again in October.

I use this Platinum Lounge at Budapest Airport very often (3rd party lounge) and they serve exactly the same food! Nothing cooked, only salami and cheese with some corn and olives. They offer something cooked as well but you have to pay for with which is not usual for a big airport. Good selection of soft drinks, coffee, wine and beer. Very hot inside, doesn't matter the time of the year. No toilet, no shower service. For using the toilet you have to walk couple of minute outside of the lounge.

Have been resting at SATS lounges numerous times. Has been mostly a pleasant experience - showers, massage chairs, food and beverage selections. It was no problem having a good rest before boarding my next flight. However, there are a few things which could be improved. As i had a 6am flight and I entered the lounge at around 2am, there wasn't much food at all! The hot food pots were empty and all i had to eat was some bread and jam. I was hoping they could at least put out just a few other types of food as people using the lounges at these timings are the ones that really need some food and rest.

Nice Lufthansa lounge in Mumbai. Only problem is all airlines share the same lounge so it can be a bit cramped and busy. Overall it was clean and spacious with great food and beverage choices and great service even at 1am. Having one lounge for all airlines makes it very hard for airlines to distinguish their product on the ground.

Lounge is very modern, clean, easy to find, efficient, well appointed. It grants a great views of the airport, the runaway and taxiways, and the gates. It has a terrace for visitors to observe airport operations, take offs and landings, a dream for flight aficionados. Furniture is comfortable and stylish, and the various seating areas are well distributed, allowing both privacy and convenience. Restrooms are clean and comfortable. There is an excellent selection of both non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks, an expresso machine, and one of the best brands of fruit juices. There is also freshly squeezed orange juice during the breakfast time slot. Food is excellent, with a variety of snacks and both cold and warm food (danishes, croissants, jams, yogurt and warm crepes for breakfast; sandwiches, savory pastries, pizza, chips, olives for lunch and dinner). Wines are of good quality and variety. Staff is friendly and helpful. It tends to be a bit crowded at rush times but still acceptable.

Had a connecting flight with SAS to CPH, which does not offer business class. Still allowed to enter Lufthansa lounge on merit of my inbound flight from Delhi onboard LH (Business Class). Had ample space, more than adequate shower facilities and good wifi connectivity. Lounge was clean, well-staffed and well maintained. Unfortunately, food layout was a bit disappointing.