China Airlines

The newly designed Dynasty lounge is spacious, lots of food choices and is chic with lots of mood lighting, use of dark coloured wood and stones. It is a comfortable lounge to spend an hour or two, bathroom and showers are plenty and clean. It was a joy to come here and relax. Please note that the lounge in terminal 2 is totally different to this one in T1, this one is more sensational.

A decent lounge with a good selection of food. Attended this lounge in conjunction with a China Airlines flight. The lounge is a shared lounge with a number of alliances (I think apart from One World and Emirates), as well as Priority Pass members. The space seemed to be ample at the time of review - with individual tables for dining and more comfortable armchairs for relaxation. A number of desktop computers were available but these days, a marker of outmodedness. The services unfortunately, was a little tardy. My flight was around dinner time so understandably, many guests were having meals. I have seen plates that were uncollected throughout my 30-40 minute stay in the lounge and hot food was allowed to deplete without being replenished. There were two showers and two toilet cubicles available; and guests would need to inform the staff to get a shower kit. It was inadequate for the number of guests. While not nearly in the same league as the likes of Qantas lounges, it had all the basics.

Small and unimpressive. I used this China Airlines Dynasty Lounge when flying with Asiana Airlines from SFO to Incheon. After using the Asiana Lounge at Incheon, this was a big disappointment. Room filled up, food consisted of sandwiches, sliced fruit chip and noodles. No TV, no flight board read-out, no business center and the list goes on.

Food quality is well and a variety of selection offering at the lounge. I enjoy the noodle bar and also dim sum. Staff are friendly and often look around to see if passenger need to be taken care of. The sleeping room is quiet to take a rest. The seat area like small balcony giving a room of privacy.

Very basic. Overheated. No shower. No fresh fruit or vegetables. No muffins cookies or crackers. Limited selection of indifferent hot food. Both coffee machines were broken.

The lounge is on two levels. While the lower floor is noisier it has a good noodle soup bar. On balance the lounge is acceptable but not as good as most other business class lounges.

Food quality is very superb. I love the noodle bar. The dim sum selection and beverage selections are plentiful. The shower rooms are very nice. There is plenty of room downstairs although as others have stated it can get extremely busy at night when the flights to North America and Australia are leaving.

The food is varied with hot Thai dishes fresh fruit sandwiches cakes and many drink options including fresh young coconut. The flight was delayed and though we were given a coupon for a meal in the terminal there was no need to use it with what was on offering the lounge. The wifi worked but the two computers with Thai keyboards in their business area did not. Friendly and efficient staff. Only complaint is that there is no toilet in the lounge.

Decent food and drink options but nothing spectacular. Comfortable and in a convenient location. The front desk staff does not have a computer connected to the reservations system so the poor attendant could not do anything besides check to see if we were legitimate to enter or not.

Not a fan. It was very crowded as I arrived for a late flight to Taipei. Hard backed chairs no couches or lounge chairs of any type. Very limited plugs to recharge electronics. There was a piece of paper taped to the beverage machine showing some complex code to get access to the wifi even when entered it didn't work luckily got on via the Air France lounge which must be close by. Limited beverage choices. Very bad food. Tiny albeit functional bathroom. If I had known how bad it was I would have stayed in the Delta lounge in the domestic terminal.