The Points of Life
SWISS Lounge Geneva: Not Much Better Than That SWISS Flight
Perhaps the hard product from Lisbon to Geneva was not that great because this is not a popular route. Surely, the Swiss Lounge would have to be better. Like I did in Lisbon, I assumed that the flagship carrier’s lounge would be better than the Priority Pass option (see Tap...
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Review: United Club at Washington Dulles Int’l Airport (IAD), C Gates
Large and dated lounge with no windows, but good to get work done The rather large United Club at IAD (C gates), like all the Dulles United Clubs (not Polaris) is caught in a time-warp with a dated design, no windows, but has plenty of places to charge your devices...
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Tap Lounge Lisbon: Is Priority Pass Better?
There were two choices for lounges: TAP or Priority Pass. I assumed that the flagship carrier of Portugal would have a better lounge. After visiting, I cannot say that this is true. The place smelled of garbage, and the food was not much better. I snapped these photos and passed...
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Review: Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at Washington Dulles Int’l Airport (IAD), Concourse A
The Dulles Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse has many of the features that people appreciate about these lounges: mainly a modern and playful decor. But for Priority Pass passengers, nearly everything has to be paid for. The summary The Dulles Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse is near gate A32, and there is no entrance...
Live and Let’s Fly
Review: KLM Crown Lounge 52 Amsterdam (Am I The Only One Who Loves This Lounge?)
I simply do not understand why so many people seem to hate the KLM Crown Lounge 52 in Amsterdam (AMS), often with such vehemence. On the contrary, I always enjoy visiting this lounge and appreciate the layout, decor, and amenities. KLM Crown Lounge 52 Amsterdam Review (AMS) The lounge is...
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Review: KLM Crown Lounge 52 Amsterdam (Am I The Only One Who Loves This Lounge?)
I simply do not understand why so many people seem to hate the KLM Crown Lounge 52 in Amsterdam (AMS), often with such vehemence. On the contrary, I always enjoy visiting this lounge and appreciate the layout, decor, and amenities. KLM Crown Lounge 52 Amsterdam Review (AMS) The lounge is...
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Review: The Club at Buffalo Niagara Int’l Airport (BUF), Terminal 2, E Gates
The Club, a Priority Pass Lounge and the only lounge at Buffalo’s airport has a decent breakfast buffet and nice views of the tarmac. However, several exposed ventilation pipes severely mar the space. The summary The lounge is easily found: it is right after travelers clear security and near gate...
Miles To Memories
Returning to My Favorite Basic Airline Lounge in the States
Despite a few wrinkles, Admirals Club DCA Concourse E satisfies me more than any other entry-level lounge from American, Delta, or United.
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Review: Erste Premier Lounge Prague (PRG)
The Erste Premier Lounge in Prague (PRG) was like a crowded version of the next door Business Lounge, with the same food and largely the same decor. Erste Premier Lounge Prague Review (PRG) You will find the lounge upstairs (level three) near the C Gates (adjacent to the aforementioned Business...
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Review: United Club at Chicago O’Hare Int’l Airport (ORD), Terminal 2, E Gates
New lounge in former Sky Club location provides United flyers with an overflow location at O’Hare’s Terminal 2. The summary Taking over the space that housed the former Sky Club, which moved when Delta departed to Terminal 5, the United Club at the E gates in Terminal 2 provides additional...
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Review: Prague Airport Business Lounge (PRG)
The Prague Airport Business Lounge–operated by Menzies–in Terminal 2 of Václav Havel Airport Prague is a comfortable lounge with a respectable selection of food, including many Czech dishes. Prague Airport Business Lounge Review (PRG) This is the lounge that Air France and KLM uses for their business class passengers. It...
