Qantas Airways

✅ Trip Verified | The Strata Lounge design and ample seating for work is fantastic. In peak hours the lack of tables for eating is disappointing though. The biggest improvement needed is the quality/availability of restrooms. Some locks don't work and the lack of chairs, lack of ample hooks is very disappointing. Nevertheless the great thing about Strata is the consistent effort to improve the food offerings. This morning's visit the dishes were outstanding. Smoked salmon, great sushi and other gourmet offerings were superb. During off-peak hours the peaceful atmosphere is really enjoyable.

✅ Trip Verified | I used the Qantas business lounge in Sydney prior to a flight to Paris. I have used the lounge on many occasions in the past but this visit was very disappointing. On arriving, I sat next to power points so that I could charge my phone. None of the four points worked so I was forced to move to another chair. It was then that I noticed the food remains that were all over the carpet. They were there when my flight was called almost two hours later. The carpet itself was also dirty and in need of cleaning or replacement and my chair was the same. The hot food was extremely disappointing with a tasteless soup and only one other hot meal that was extremely poor. The only cheese available was small cubes of cheap cheddar. The red wine was 19 Crimes, a very average wine that retails for $12 per bottle. Hardly a wine to inspire business class travellers. The whole experience was extremely poor and particularly for Qantas’ home lounge.

✅ Trip Verified | A very pleasant space to spend 90 minutes or so after a long flight from Europe before my final flight home. On some weekday mornings the lounge can be very busy but the day I visited there was no shortage of seats and I had a nice breakfast and barista made coffee before catching flight to the Gold Coast.

✅ Trip Verified | After reading some reviews, I was excited to visit this space before my flight home to Sydney. The interior is very contemporary with a great view over the tarmac that attracts amazing natural lighting and plenty of seating with charging ports. The staff were very friendly, and were helpful whenever needed. The shower facilities were great too, incredibly clean. The main disappointment was the food, it was mainly food to snack on rather then having a decent meal. Being a third party lounge, it's decent but I wouldn't recommend spending more than an hour in this space before your flight.

✅ Trip Verified | Anyone who has an chance to visit the QANTAS lounge at Hong Kong should seize the opportunity. The tended bar is a marvel, and the catering is first class. There are more than enough shower rooms even during peak departure times. The rooms are luxurious and spotlessly maintained. The lounge's large windows overlook the departure gates and the tarmac, but lamentably, at night they reflect the concourse lighting and are pretty opaque. They would be ideal for a daytime visit. All of the attendants were personable and outgoing, which I believe reflects Australian culture. Flying business class with Royal Jordanian, I had a choice of five Cathay Pacific lounges as well as this QANTAS lounge. As a lifetime member, I also could have visited the United Club, which was actually right above our departure gate. I think I made the right choice going with QF.

✅ Trip Verified | The Qantas Heathrow lounge is one of the newest in T3 and its major selling point apart from the gin bar are the two levels, with a dining area on the ground floor and the bar area upstairs. Despite the ample space, it was overly busy and the background Muzak was an irritation. Drinks (water included) had to be requested from the bar and the buffet was even worse than BA’s offerings in their T3 First lounge. Wi-fi was incredibly slow. Apart from the helpful staff on reception, staff seemed disinterested. On a positive note, the toilets were spotless and unisex.

✅ Trip Verified | What a pity. The structure of the lounge is quite ok. Armchairs are not enough comfortable and deco is from the 90s. But it is quiet. But the food was surprisingly bad. We arrive at 11 am and the breakfast was still there. Imagine dry hash brown as rock, dust scramble eggs. What is the reason? Management. 6 staff laughing in the kitchen and chatting

✅ Trip Verified | I think on first impression it is a better offering than the Lounge at Auckland. In saying that, it is due for a refurbishment as everything just looks dated and in need of life. Since I was the first passenger in the Lounge, it was great to have food freshly made from eggs, bacon and pastries. Not much options in the drinks department, mainly coffee and soft drinks. The Lounge was very clean, including the bathrooms. Only 2 team members were present during my visit, I didn't see too much of them. Overall, it's a decent offering as I do prefer it over the Auckland Lounge but Qantas needs to lift its game in the Lounge department.

Not Verified | Very ordinary lounge, poor food and little option. No champagne served in a business lounge for business paying clients - all that was offered was $12 bottles of sparkling wine which was horrible. Wifi was okay.

✅ Trip Verified | For the most part quite disappointing. For me the lack of natural light and very small size area was the biggest weakness . There were no views overlooking the tarmac . The layout seem quite squashed too. I was leaving around 12pm lunch time, but the food selection was poor, very limited in variety . Unlike the bigger, major airports there was no separate business class lounge that is more exclusive . However the biggest strength was being within a few steps of my departure gate 3. In addition , the decor is contemporary. I wouldn’t revisit.