Plaza Premium

Visited the Premium Plaza lounge in Terminal 3 domestic departures. The lounge was so bad that they should remove both lounge and premium from their name. Lounge was overcrowded with option to have water, tea or coffee. Couple of Indian snacks were available, rest everything was for an additional charge. Even can of coke was chargeable with prices being double that of other restaurants in the airport. There was Wifi, again chargeable even when Delhi airport itself provides free wifi for 30 minutes. I think I wasted my priority pass visit.

Is used Hyderabad Plaza Premium lounge as a Malaysia Airlines passenger, and the lounge seems big - or there were few passengers at the time of day when I visited (around midnight). The food section is ok, but uninspiring with limited choice, dried out sandwiches etc. There are showers to use, but the fittings and the ambience leaves quite a lot to be desired. Overall the lounge is nice, but the details need to be looked after.

Visited Plaza lounge at London Heathrow T2 prior to my long haul flight. As a Priority Pass member I didn't have a high expectation on the lounge but it turned out to be great. The lounge is new and clean. It has a very relaxing and oriental ambience. When I visited it (after 7pm) the lounge was not busy and it was very calm. Plenty of food and drink (including beer, spirits, wines) available and champagne for purchase. Service in the lounge was also great. Very attentive. Plates were collected once the food was finished. Staff walked around regularly. Overall a great lounge - better than the BA flagship lounge in T5.

The Plaza Premium lounge at Vancouver Airport was really busy. Difficult to get seat. Had to queue for drinks and food. An excellent choice of Asian cuisine. Constant cleaning inside the lounge by staff

The Premium Plaza near gate 40 was an oasis. The food was decent. Offered showers computers newspapers comfortable seating clean screen for checking flights. The staff was friendly and polite.

Nothing much to say except it was good. Not a huge space (I think the company took whatever space the airport had available) but adequate. We were in on our Diner's Club cards but a lot of other pax on our Sunwing flight had bought passes. Hopefully they will expand as the previous lounge exclusivity is becoming the hangout of the great unwashed masses and it's getting crowded. The desk chap certainly was not enforcing the published dress code. However recommended no matter how you get in and it is a good respite before a charter holiday flight.

This lounge is starting to become popular so fewer and fewer seats available. Staff very gracious in welcoming you. There is a fairly good selection of food available type depending on the time of day. Nice to have an espresso machine. Staff circulate removing used dishes and glasses. Only complaint is that there is only Toronto daily newspapers Westjet inflight magazine (and they don't use that terminal) and commercial magazines promoting condos for sale in Toronto.

The lounge was nice and being very early in the morning only a few sleepy travellers. We suggest the inclusion of recliners instead of just armchairs. Also the there was some litter on the tables which staff didn't clean at all even though there were only 2 passengers in there when we arrived. Some of the food was tasty but the boiled eggs looked like they'd been boiled for a couple of hours and left out. Not many varieties of food but we still happy at what was on offer. Good selection of chilled drinks. There's also a hot beverage machine. Internet was fast. Washroom was clean. Pretty much sound proofed from the very busy terminal.

The lounge is located past security beside the duty free store and is well signed. Relatively spacious and comfortable seating with views of the runway. Staff were friendly and the lounge was clean and tidy. Washrooms were clean however there are no shower facilities. Food was limited to snacks and drinks. An average selection with nothing very impressive or notable. A quiet place to relax before the flight.