Airport lounges are our havens away from the chaotic departure halls. Whether you're travelling through a major or minor airport, lounges offer a peaceful escape and a range of complimentary amenities to enhance your journey.
We've not only written guides on lounge memberships and benefits but have also shared personal experiences and facts from our visits to lounges worldwide. A good lounge experience is a perfect start to a holiday trip.
We visited Aspire Lounge in the Airside Centre of Zürich Airport. The lounge offered a spacious and functional setting, complemented by good food and drinks, although the design felt somewhat dated. Despite lacking the most modern amenities, the lounge provided a peaceful atmosphere and essential services, including Wi-Fi and power outlets. Read more from our review.
There are seven airport lounges in Helsinki Airport. Three are in the Schengen zone, and the others are in the non-Schengen side. Read our informative guide to the Helsinki Airport lounges and learn how to access them.
We visit the Aspire Lounge multiple times a year. Swissport, known for its Executive Lounges, maintains the lounge. Please read our review to see how we rate this Schengen-area lounge at Gate 27 of Helsinki Airport.
We visited Sala Monteverdi, a Priority Pass lounge option for Schengen departures at Milan Malpensa's Terminal 1. Our experience uncovered surprising features and basic amenities. Read our firsthand account to see if this lounge meets your pre-flight needs.
We visited Erste Premier Lounge to unwind before a short flight home. The lounge was traditionally stylish and offered a good selection of breakfast items. Even though it was the only Priority Pass Lounge in Terminal 2, we found it a good choice. Please read more details from our review.
We visited Pearl Lounge in Terminal 2 before returning home from Hurghada. The lounge was not a typical airport lounge but it had many unique features. Although not everything was perfect, we liked it. Read more from our lounge review.
Our journey to Faro took us through Stockholm Arlanda Airport, where we had the pleasure of experiencing the American Express Lounge by Pontus Frithiof. This marked our second visit to an Amex Lounge, and it continued to exceed our expectations. Read more about our lounge experience.
We visited the CIP Lounge in the Schengen Zone of Faro Airport. Although the lounge felt too small, our visit was pleasant. This article shares our experiences and ideas for improving the lounge. Read the article to learn the whole story.
On our way back from Porto to Helsinki, we decided to make the most of our layover in Stockholm Arlanda by visiting the Pearl Lounge in Terminal 5. The lounge was nice-looking with Scandinavian decoration but, perhaps, a little too simple. Read more from our review.
Stockholm Arlanda Airport is the largest airport in Sweden, with over 25 million passengers passing through its gates every year. With such a high volume of travellers, it's no surprise that the airport houses many lounges to let passengers unwind before flights. Lounges offer a range of amenities, such as comfortable seating, complimentary food and drinks, and even shower facilities. In this article, we'll introduce all Stockholm Arlanda Airport lounges. Read the article and find your favourite one.
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