12 Best Business Class Lounges in the World

One of the many perks of flying in Business Class is using the airline's exclusive airport lounge before departure. 

Lounges come in all shapes & sizes and offer a baseline provision of comfortable seating away from the main terminal, a buffet-style dining option, somewhere to work with USB/charging facilities and provide quieter, more private lavatory/showering facilities. The best Business Class airlines take the pre-departure lounge service to new heights and provide guests with an elevated experience of the highest quality. Notable features may include à la carte menus created by Michelin-starred chefs, Spa facilities, private sleeping rooms, and even Champagne bars. 

The BusinessClass.com guide to the twelve Best Business Class lounges in the World:     

1. Singapore Airlines – SilverKris Business Lounge Changi International Airport, Singapore

Located in Terminal Three, Level 3 of Changi Airport, the SilverKris Lounge is the signature lounge of Singapore Airlines. The SilverKris lounge consists of First Class, including The Private Room and Business Class lounges with a seating capacity of over 1,100 passengers.  

The recently enhanced 24-hour Business Lounge has a thoughtful layout for around 570 passengers, comprising four separate areas designed for dining, work, rest and sleep. These include a living room area with comfortable seating and productivity pods, a comprehensive self-service buffet with a dining hall and a courtyard-style area for light bites.

The lounge enjoys plenty of seating options with ample charging stations to revive phones, tablets and laptops. The dining hall can cater to up to 200 passengers simultaneously with locally inspired cuisine and international favourites, such as Italian and Indian dishes.

A bartender bar service includes Piper-Heidsieck Champagne and good quality wines and spirits. Complimentary self-serve alcohol is available to guests from a counter. A separate barista coffee service is open between 6 am and 10 am.

Passengers can relax in private or catch up on sleep in the recently opened relaxation room, which is sectioned off from the rest of the lounge and includes chaise lounges in semi-enclosed cubicles with a side table and USB and charging points. There are no boarding calls or departure displays inside this enclosed area, and the emphasis is on the passenger to vacate in time for their departure.

Other amenities include – a meeting room, a family playroom, baby care, wheelchair-accessible restrooms with showers, wireless internet and TV.

Eligible passengers to the SilverKris Business Class Lounge are those flying with a Singapore Airlines Business Class ticket, PPS Club members flying in any class, and any passenger departing from Changi in Business Class on a Star Alliance carrier on the same day.

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Singapore Airlines 
SilverKris Business Lounge Changi International Airport
Terminal Two, Level 3
Changi International Airport
Open 24 hours per day

2. Emirates - Business Class Lounge, Dubai International Airport

The flagship Business Class lounge is one level above the concourse at Terminal 3, Concourse B, past the dedicated check-in and security areas of the airline's Dubai hub.

This huge 24-hour lounge has seating for up to 1,500 people and offers open-air spaces in the centre, high ceilings and oodles of concourse viewing from various comfortable leather seating arrangements. There are also several semi-private lounge pods – similar in appearance to an onboard First Class Suite, dozens of nap pods with contoured seating – though these aren't private, a small business suite complete with computer terminals and a child's playroom.

The dining area has an abundance of seating with buffet serving areas separated to avoid crowding – with Middle Eastern and Western dishes in one section, Asian cuisine in another and a different serving area for desserts.

There is a good variety of hot foods from cooking stations, plenty of cold food options, several self-serve tea and coffee machines, quality wines, high-end spirits and Champagne. Guests can also enjoy the coffee stand's personalised Costa Coffee barista service.

A Health Hub food service area provides guests with healthy dining options with pre-made and self-serve offerings of fruits, salads, bread and still and sparkling water. Guests with a taste for Champagne should head for the bespoke Moët & Chandon Champagne lounge, where four of the brand's quality Champagnes are paired with canapés crafted by Michelin-starred chefs.  

A fee-paying spa is available with a wide range of body, face, nail and hair therapies, numerous bathroom facilities and separate showers.    

Passengers eligible with complimentary access to the Emirates Business Class Lounge in Dubai are passengers with Emirates Business Class tickets and Emirates Silver, Gold and Platinum Skywards membership.

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Emirates
Business Class Lounge, Dubai International Airport
Terminal 3
Open 24 hours per day

3. Virgin Atlantic - Clubhouse, Heathrow Airport, London

Virgin Atlantic combines First Class and Business Class services with its Upper Class product. The result is a fantastic flagship Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse Lounge at London's Heathrow Airport, located in the dedicated Upper Class Wing of Terminal 3. Passengers receive a concierge welcome at the wing and a swift process through security before being taken to the stylish Clubhouse. 

The lounge is one floor above the main departure terminal and opens daily between 6.30 am and 10.30 pm or before the last departure. Guests can choose to have a personal server or online ordering with QR codes found at every table other than The Brasserie, where servers will greet and take orders.   

Dining options always include vegan, vegetarian and kosher dishes. The Brasserie serves a good selection of small and large plates of hot and cold foods and a variety of desserts from a buffet and à la carte menu.

A vast cocktail bar with full bartender service is the place to sit and mingle, take a glass of chilled Champagne or a signature cocktail back to comfortable seating, or have them brought directly to you by attentive staff. Those more energetic can grab a pre-flight workout on the Peloton bikes with a fantastic view of the runway.

A previously used spa area is now a Clubhouse Retreat relaxation area where guests can grab some quiet time.

Other amenities include; a spotlessly clean bathroom and shower facilities, a TV viewing area, workstations with charging points and wireless charging, a small loft area with a pool table and an outdoor seated terraced area with a view of the action on the tarmac.

Access to The Clubhouse is strictly for international Virgin Atlantic or Delta Air Lines flights only with passengers in Virgin Upper Class, Club Gold members, Delta One, Delta SkyMiles Diamond and Platinum members, Virgin Australia Velocity Club Gold and Platinum members, Virgin Australia Velocity The Club members, Blue Platinum holders and La Premier customers.

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Virgin Atlantic
Clubhouse, Heathrow Airport
Terminal 3, Virgin Upper Class Wing
Open daily from 6.00 am to 10.30 pm or the last departure

4. Air France - Business Lounge Charles de Gaulle, Paris

The Air France flagship Business Class Lounge is located in Terminal E, Hall L and is open daily between 5.30 am and 11.30 pm.

The lounge is large and bright with contemporary décor and spans one floor with a seating capacity for around 500 passengers in multiple areas.

Elegant seating options vary from comfortable sofas to large armchairs, chairs with tables and lounge sofas, with plenty of choice for solo travellers and larger groups. There are multiple charging points throughout the lounge and alongside chairs.

A large self-serve buffet area, 'The Gourmet Table' provides an excellent and delicious range of hot and cold snacks and entrées, including pasta, soups, cold meats and cheeses, and pastries, along with an open kitchen serving made-to-order dishes, including the Burgal – a plant-based healthy gourmet alternative to the hamburger created by guest Chef Ducasse Paris. The menu consists of exclusive, sustainably sourced French produce.

Complimentary beers, wines, spirits and champagnes are available from self-serve stations. However, the lounge's centrepiece is Le Balcon – a spectacular Art Deco cocktail bar and dining lounge with a cocktail menu curated by Hotel Lancaster in Paris, with blue velvet booth-style seating and a gold-mirrored ceiling.

Another standout feature is the relaxation area featuring a Clarins Spa, where guests can enjoy complimentary facial treatments from the two treatment suites with bookings upon arrival. Spaces are limited and may result in long waiting lists. There are also two private saunas and a detox bar with organic teas and Evian water.  

There is a quiet seating area with reclined seats positioned in a circle, more private curtained booths with refined beds for those wishing to sleep in private, and a place for families where children can play.

The bathroom and shower facilities are extensive, with Clarins amenities and a separate nursery room for parents with babies.

Access is gained by passengers holding eligible Air France or SkyTeam partner Business Class tickets or passengers with Flying Blue Gold or SkyTeam Elite status.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Air France

Air France 
Business Lounge Charles de Gaulle
Terminal 2E – Hall L
Open daily from 5.30 am to 11.30 

5. Qatar Airways - Al Mourjan Business Lounge, Doha, Qatar

The Al Mourjan Business Lounge is in the main terminal at Doha's Hamad International Airport. This lavish resort-like lounge offers five-star luxuries like a boutique hotel and is open 24 hours daily.

The lounge provides a vast expanse of space with high ceilings, spectacular artwork, water features and striking use of marble, glass and bronze-coloured metals. There is a large guest capacity with various seating options, including luxurious lounge chairs, private pods, booth seating, sofas, and recliners, many of which come with power outlets. One corner of the lounge has views across the tarmac through ceiling-high windows.

A buffet lounge area is accessed via a sweeping staircase, and the extensive buffet provides sushi, Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine, and Western dishes. An à la carte menu is also available. A fully-serviced cocktail bar also serves coffee, juices, and premium alcoholic beverages, including Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé Champagne.  

An alternative café area is on the entrance level, serving light bites and sandwiches, banquet-style seating on long marbled table tops, and separate refreshment stations with hot and cold beverages.

A large business centre has a conference table, smaller workstations, and individual pods with display screens. Facilities include desktop computers, printers, charging points and free Wi-Fi.

The lounge also provides a quiet zone with screened-off reclining seats offering a degree of solitude. A playroom features table foosball, gaming machines and an F1 simulator.

Other amenities come on a first-come, first-served basis and include shower facilities, a prayer room, lockers, a parent's room and a smoking room.  

Al Mourjan Business Lounge is available to eligible Qatar Airways customers and oneworld Business Class (Elite/Comfort/Classic) ticket holders. Paid access is also available upon ticket eligibility.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways
Al Mourjan Business Lounge, Doha
Open 24 hours per day.

6. Turkish Airlines - Business Lounge, Istanbul Airport

The new Turkish Airlines Business Lounge spans two floors of the International Terminal opposite Gate E1 with a seating capacity of over 750 guests. The airline has partnered with Istanbul Modern to merge the passenger lounge with a 130-square-metre museum of local art.

The lounge is long and slender, with a self-playing piano near the centre at the entrance. Various seating options include clusters of leather lounge seats with tables, open-plan cushioned terminal-style seating and a more exclusive cosy low-light seating area with sofas and sink-in chairs. Using wooden floors, beams, and low wood ceilings adds to the relaxing ambience.

Cooking stations feature an impressive selection of fresh, local and international cuisines and desserts. Coffee lovers will enjoy the barista bar, where guests can sample traditional Turkish coffee alongside Turkish delight. Large self-serve glass fridges hold soft beverages, and although there isn't a service bar, cold wines and spirits are available from self-serve stations around the lounge.

For those needing to work, individual wrap-around pods offer the chance to concentrate with a little more privacy and tables with desktop computers and charging points are also available. Wi-Fi codes are available in exchange for scanning a boarding pass.

A few unique amenities help the time go by, such as a golf simulator, an impressive pre-made Scalextric track featuring iconic Istanbul landmarks, and a PlayStation 4 console room. There is a bank of television screens with armchair seating and headphones for adults, and a decent children's area features a mock plane cabin, a soft television lounge area, and a popcorn stand with kid's tables.

Shower facilities with marble finishes are available on a first-come, first-served basis and come with quality amenities. Bathroom facilities are also marble lined. Nap rooms are available but limited to passengers with a connection of between four and nine hours and if one of the flights is over eight hours long.

Finally, there is a convenient lockable luggage storage area to stow bags during the stay at the lounge.

The Turkish Airlines Business Lounge is available to passengers with Turkish Airlines and Star Alliance Business Class tickets on international flights.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines 
Business Lounge, Istanbul Airport
Open 24 hours per day.

7. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines – Non-Schengen Crown Lounge, Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, The Netherlands

The KLM non-Schengen Crown Lounge is designated as "Lounge 52", one floor above the main airport corridor between Concourses E and F (near the food court) and opens daily between 4.45 am and 10 pm.

The KLM non-Schengen Crown Lounge is expansive, with seating for up to 1,000 passengers. There are four zones – Sea (recharge, sleep, refresh), Polder (eat, drink, work), Dutch Mountain (entertainment) and Sky (Blue Bar, Blue Restaurant, terrace), which is on the level above, providing additional space for up to 200 seated guests.

Most of the seating is on the lower level with a wide variety of options from comfortable couches, sink-in seats, contemporary-design seating, leather loungers, and sofas. Passengers travelling as a group or individually will find somewhere to suit their comfort needs. 

The dining area is large, with plenty of group and individual seating with hard and soft seating options and a large buffet station serving a good choice of hot and cold foods – from continental and cooked breakfasts to hearty stews, healthy salads and tasty sandwiches. A full-service bar offers beers, wines and spirits, and coffee lovers can enjoy a barista-made caffeine fix.

The upstairs Blue Bar is the place to enjoy your favourite cocktail or sip top-notch wines and Champagne in luxurious leather seating with a stunning view of the tarmac. Not all drinks are complimentary and select options come with a charge. Seating on the bar's back wall offers more privacy with long silvery drapes, while the outside terrace provides front-row seats to the tarmac action. Barista-made coffee and snacks are also available from the bar.

Other lounge facilities include power, recharging points, and fast complimentary Wi-Fi. There are 20 shower rooms booked using a kiosk or at the service desk. They are clean and practical and come with complimentary KLM amenities, and there are several bathrooms positioned around the lounge on both levels.

Finally, those wishing to escape the lounge activity can purchase a private Sleep Cabin for 3 or 5 hours. Here you will find a queen-sized bed, a hand basin with KLM amenities, a wall-mounted TV, multiple power outlets and fresh linens.  

Access to the lounge is complimentary to eligible KLM passengers with Business Class tickets, Blue Platinum and Gold members and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers. All other passengers can access the lounge at a fee.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on KLM

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 
Non-Schengen Crown Lounge, Amsterdam Schiphol Airport 
KLM Crown Lounge 52 
Open daily from 6.00 am to 10.00 pm

8. SWISS - Business Lounge, Zürich International Airport, Switzerland

The SWISS Business Class Lounge at Zürich is located at Terminal E near gate 36 on the third floor and opens daily between 6 am and 10 pm.

The single-level lounge is an intimate and relaxing lounge with seating for up to 200 guests. A large outdoor terrace offers views across the runways towards the Swiss Alps.

Floor-to-ceiling windows allow plenty of natural light, and wooden design elements give the space a sleek, clean and geometric feel.

The seating is comfortable and set out in areas to relax, watch the runway and eat. Don't expect a visual assault of colourful or contemporary designs; however, you will receive a high level of comfort from a modern and stylish lounge with dark leather sofas and wide lounging armchairs with built-in power and charging outlets.

The dining area has restaurant-style seating and a fabulous view of the runway from the full-length windows. Chefs prepare delicious, made-to-order meals from an open kitchen, or guests can choose lighter food options from a cold buffet containing fresh pastries, fruits and yoghurts. Beers, wines, spirits, non-alcoholic beverages and coffees are available from self-serve stations with a good, high-quality selection in each.

A separate relaxation area provides guests a phone-free and food-free zone with reclining leather seats in semi-contained booths to offer a little more privacy.

Those needing to work can use one of the six workstations of the business centre with desk space, a desktop computer, all necessary connectivity outlets and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi. A printer is also available.

The bathrooms are clean, stylish and spacious. Showers are available to book but are shared with guests in the nearby Senator Lounge.

Other perks include convenient access to departure gates and binoculars upon request to catch the action from the large outdoor terrace.

Access to the lounge is open to passengers with eligible First and Business Class SWISS, Lufthansa and Star Alliance Partner tickets, Miles & More HON Circle members, Star Alliance Gold members and Mile & More Frequent Travellers.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on SWISS

SWISS 
Business Lounge, Zürich International Airport, Switzerland
Open daily from 6.00 am to 10.00 pm

9. United Airlines - Polaris Lounge, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston

The United Polaris Lounge at Houston Intercontinental Airport is located in Terminal E, near Gate E12, one level above the concourse, opens daily between 5.30 am and 9 pm, and is exclusive to intercontinental premium class passengers.

United's six Polaris Lounges are probably the best US carrier Business Class lounges, located at Chicago – O'Hare, Los Angeles, New York – Newark, San Francisco, Washington – Dulles, and Houston Intercontinental. The lounge at Houston isn't as big as some of its sister lounges, but this gives the lounge a more intimate, boutique feel, and despite its smaller capacity, it doesn't seem to get crowded due to the fewer eligible passengers passing through.

Seating is available for over 190 guests spread over one floor in relaxed and refined surroundings, including individual oversized leather armchairs to chairs with tables, sweeping sofas, high-backed designer seats and large contemporary swivel chairs. There are plenty of different options for guests travelling alone or in groups.

Another lounge section offers 22 semi-private oversized chairs with workstations, power, and USB outlets. These seats are ideal for catching up on work or relaxing with free high-speed Wi-Fi.

Décor is sophisticated, with marbled floors and pillars, textured walls and soft lighting from designer lamp shades at night and plenty of natural light during the day from the floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the apron and distant runway.

The dining area seats around 30 people with a full à la carte menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is an additional self-serve buffet station with additional seating and a wide range of hot and cold options that changes through the day, including breakfast options, pasta, sandwiches and salads. Snacks and soft drinks are available throughout the lounge from self-serve stations, along with juices and coffee.

A full-service bar provides complimentary beers, wines, spirits, Champagne, mocktails, and exclusive signature cocktails.

There are seven individual lavatories, six large shower suites, additional lavatories with Cowshed Spa amenities, soft towels from Saks Fifth Avenue, and two daybeds with pillows and blankets.

Access to the lounge is available to passengers with United Polaris First and Business Class tickets and Star Alliance long-haul First and Business Class tickets only.

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United Airlines 
Polaris Lounge, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston
Open daily from 5.30 am to 9.00 pm

10. Cathay Pacific – The Pier, Business Class Lounge, Hong Kong International Airport

The Pier International Business Class Lounge is located in Terminal 1, Level 6, near Gate 65 and accessed via an escalator or a lift. The lounge opens at 5.30 am and closes after the last departure.

The Pier Business is the largest lounge at Hong Kong International Airport and was designed after seminal Hong Kong experiences and offers guests unique touches such as the Teahouse and Noodle Bar. The space is sophisticated, with natural wood finishes and recessed lighting and doesn't feel overcrowded.

The lounge splits into two distinct areas, with the central part featuring the food hall, Noodle Bar, Teahouse, cocktail bar, shower suites and relaxation room. The second area of the lounge – The Sanctuary by Pure Yoga – is dedicated to wellness with video-guided yoga exercises, stretching stations, and guided mindfulness activities.

The variety of food and beverage here is impressive. There are four food and beverage areas, with the flagship Noodle Bar taking centre stage, serving popular made-to-order Hong Kong and Chinese favourites such as Wonton noodles in soup, vegetable tom yum, Dan Dan mien and steamed chicken boa. Seating is arranged mainly in booths and other long tables with stools.

The buffet-style Food Hall has a relaxed feel and serves a wide variety of Asian dishes and hot and cold foods from around the world, including tapas, fish platters, pasta, pizzas, salads, desserts, pastries and much more. An Asian Street food-inspired coffee cart is the place to find delicious barista-made coffee.

The Teahouse is unique to Cathay Pacific, with authentic, high-end seasonal and artisanal tea varieties, such as organic Jade Sword and vintage Imperial Pu-erh teas, served by tea specialists in a sophisticated environment.

The Bar offers a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, infused waters and espresso machines.  

Fourteen Shower Suites come with luxury Aesop amenities and private lavatory facilities within the suites. 

Other lounge facilities include the Relaxation Room with additional seating and plenty of (non-private) velvet daybeds with charging facilities and a Business Centre with iMac computers and high-speed Wi-Fi. There are also ample storage lockers for baggage.

Eligible Cathay Pacific and oneworld First and Business Class Passengers can access the lounge along with Cathay Diamond, Gold and Silver members, oneworld Emerald and Sapphire frequent fliers, and eligible Cargo Clan Elite ticket holders can also enter the lounge.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific 
The Pier, Business Class Lounge, Hong Kong International Airport
Gate W65, Hong Kong International Airport, Terminal 1
Open daily from 5.30 am to 12.30 am

11. Air Canada - Signature Suite, Toronto Pearson International Airport, Toronto

Air Canada's Signature Suite Lounge is located in the International Departure area, next to Gate E77, on the upper level, next to the Plaza Premium Lounge.

The lounge opens daily between 6.30 am and 11 pm, and passengers on eligible connecting domestic flights will be driven to the arrival gate in an electric or plug-in hybrid Porsche.

This Signature Suite is only one of two such suites – the other being in Vancouver – and access to these luxurious suites is genuinely exclusive. Upon arrival, a host will stow away any baggage and escort guests to the main lounge.

The dining area has set tables for two or four guests, traditional restaurant-style seating, and open booths. Larger groups are accommodated upon request, and a completely private dining room is reserved for groups of VIPs or meeting guests and can also be used on a first-come-first-served basis.  

The lounge's primary focus is an elevated dining experience to rival many upscale city restaurants. The à la carte menu is created in collaboration with Air Canada's award-winning chef, David Hawksworth and a high level of service to compliment the exquisite cuisine.  

There is an express à la carte menu for those in a hurry and a separate buffet table with a selection of hot and cold light bites throughout the day.

A good selection of high-quality wines complements the meal service. Moët & Chandon Brut, Rosé Champagne, and top-shelf spirits are available from the complimentary bar service, along with beers and cocktails. Those needing a caffeine fix can enjoy a barista-made Lavazza coffee or Sloane tea.    

The lounge area is designed and adorned by some of Canada's finest architects and artists, with a complementing soft light and colour palette creating a peaceful ambience. One such design element is the stunning mural in the restaurant area designed by Ottawa artist Gavin Lynch. The relaxation area is arranged with deep leather armchairs, recliners and couches with no shortage of power and USB outlets to charge devices.

Six bathrooms come complete with Molton Brown amenities and individually rolled hand towels. There aren't any shower facilities in this lounge – however, guests of the Signature Suite can use the shower facilities of the nearby Maple Leaf Lounge.

Access to the Signature Lounge is limited to Air Canada Signature Class customers travelling internationally. 

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Air Canada

Air Canada
Signature Suite, Toronto Pearson International Airport, Toronto
Open daily from 2.00 pm to 11.30 pm

12. Qantas - International London Lounge, Heathrow Airport, London

The national flag carrier of Australia has sophisticated lounges at many of its destinations. However, the Qantas International Lounge in London's Heathrow airport deserves mention due to the lack of a dedicated First Class lounge at the airport – meaning this lounge is an elevated Business Class lounge with a dual purpose to satisfy the needs of First Class travellers. It is also widely accessible – more on that later.

Located in Lounge B, Terminal 3, the International London Lounge opens between 8 am and 9 pm daily. The lounge has a capacity for around 230 seated guests spread over two floors, with a bar and table-service restaurant on the downstairs floor, a self-serve hot and cold buffet, a cocktail bar, and other amenities upstairs.  

The lounge design is a modern interpretation of a private members club with furnishings, fixtures and fittings designed to embody London at twilight using stone, brass and walnut, blending British and Australian styles. Service is impeccable and friendly.

Seating downstairs is set around the dining area and bar, with tabled seating, bar stools and additional lounge seating.  

The restaurant's à la carte menu is inspired by celebrity chef Neil Perry who has collaborated with Qantas for the last 25 years. The menu has been specially created for healthier long-haul travelling. Favourite dishes include Qantas signature salt and pepper squid.

The nearby Gin Bar contains an impressive selection of unusual gins such as Green Ant Gin and the famous Australian Four Pillar Gin.

Upstairs, guests are greeted by an impressive circular marble cocktail bar set beneath a large brass chandelier with extensive views of the runways. Mixologists serve creative cocktails, quality wines from Europe and Australia, Champagne, spirits and beers. Here you will also find barista-made coffee and soft drinks. 

Seating is relaxed with large orange sofas, deep armchairs, bar seats and plenty of places to relax. A buffet station provides delicious hot and cold breakfasts, light bites, snacks, pastries, yoghurts and more.

Other facilities include large shower suites with private lavatories and ASPAR toiletries by Aurora Spa – also featured in onboard First and Business Class amenity kits.

Access to the lounge is based upon the class of travel and Frequent Flyer Membership tier. All customers in the following categories can bring at least one guest – Qantas First and Business Class customers – Chairman's Lounge, Platinum One, Platinum, Gold Frequent Flyer members – Qantas Club members –oneworld Emerald and Sapphire members, and Emirates Platinum and Gold Skywards members. Emirates International Business customers can also attend but cannot bring guests.

Read the BusinessClass.com review of the Business Class experience on Qantas

Qantas 
Qantas International London Lounge, Heathrow Airport
Open daily from 8.00 am to 9.05 pm

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