Cathay Pacific Airways

✅ Trip Verified | A very underwhelming experience. I did do some research before my visit but from my experience I find it not up to standard by any means. The space is very small, the small number of the passengers made the room fill up very fast but I managed to find a seat at the office area. The food and beverages were limited, the only thing that saved it were the Dim Sum dishes. The staff were super polite and professional, a great aspect of Asian carriers. Overall, I don't recommend this Lounge.

✅ Trip Verified | At the self checkin machine I received both a boarding pass and a card inviting me to the lounge, being an elite member of One World alliance. The lounge is spacious, overlooking the aerobridges and taxiways. Hot Chinese meals prepared on request - a small menu to choose from. Ample choices of liquor, beer an wine , soft drinks and other snacks. Apple computers to surf the net. Newspapers and magazines. Very clean and tidy. Quiet too. Located adjacent to the gates used by Cathay flights. A good place to wait before boarding your flight though Vancouver airport has lots to do. The lounge only opens a couple of hours before the arrival of a Cathay flight.

✅ Trip Verified | CX lounge was stunning. The decoration has a wooden tone, and the lounge was spotless. Drink selection was first class. Food selection was well presented and freshly cooked. I found CX lounge to be functional, clean and quiet and it was perfect to relax or catch up with some work before flight. Bar staff was friendly and personal and happy to make whatever cocktails required.

✅ Trip Verified | Visit the Pier during my transit (to/from Taipei) as my planes landed near gate 62/63. The lounge was large and even during busy period it didn't feel crowded. There are many seating and dining area - bar, tea house, food station, cafe, noodle bar, etc. The tea offered was high quality and well presented, and they also serve better champagne then on the flight. The whole lounge is pretty quiet. One of the best features of the lounge is the luxurious showers. On the way out I had to wait to use the shower (around 15 minutes which wasn't a big deal) and on the way back there was no queue at all. The shower cubicles were well designed and stocked with Aesop products. I can easily stay at the Pier for more than 2 hours without feeling bored.

✅ Trip Verified | Used this lounge when travelling on Finnair flight. Really nice lounge plenty of seating areas and quiet zones as well as good food options, Both Western and Oriental choices. The lounge has good views over the tarmac so you can watch the aircraft very well. Toilets and Showers were very clean, This lounge can get very busy but did not cause me any problems as we were in the early morning.

✅ Trip Verified | I unfortunately dropped from British Airways Gold to Silver status recently. I used to love visiting the Cathay Pacific First lounge at Heathrow so today would be a visit to their Business lounge. I arrived at 11am and was planning to have some noodles and then go onto the Qantas lounge for some Aussie bubbles, I don’t like Prosecco. I was pleasantly surprised to find Laurent Perrier on offer. Also had dan dan noodles, har gau and sui mai - execllent as usual. Really hope Cathay continue to offer this and it will make the fall from Gold to Silver a more pleasant soft landing.

✅ Trip Verified | The team were very welcoming and guide passengers to the appropriate Business or First Class Lounge. I notice the exclusivity and luxury upon entering as the lounge was not overcrowded. There were facilities, like The Cabanas (Spa and Day Bed) but I didn't have time as I only had just over an hour during my visit. I did have breakfast in the dining area, which has an a la carte menu and there was 2 separate buffets throughout the lounge. The one thing it did lack was the tarmac views as the lounge was not directly in front but had negative space, It makes more sense when you're there. One of the best Lounges I have visited to date.

✅ Trip Verified | I had a 2 hour lay-over in Hong Kong between flights. I visited both The Bridge (gate 35) and The Pier (gates 63/65). The Pier by far is a much better lounge; larger, more comfortable seating areas, wider selection of food and beverages, more quiet areas and computer stations and a better ambiance. Both have great views of the airfield. The food selection was very good, with many Western and Asian dishes, very good pastries and desserts, coffee bar and expansive call bar. WiFi super fast. Highly recommend The Pier if traveling through Hong Kong.

✅ Trip Verified | One of the biggest lounges I have visited. Lounge staff was very welcoming and helpful. Boarding announcements made, food and drink options were outstanding. Very clean, not very crowded, amazing facilities with great amenities such as Aesop products in their showers and washrooms. Lounge atmosphere is possibly the best of all lounges I have been to.

✅ Trip Verified | The Pier lounge visited in June 2017 has coffee area, food, bar, noodle, tea and rest areas. It is so large and you can select where to sit, dine or rest. The food is good as well. Highly recommended.