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The Qantas First Lounge in Sydney isn't just a lounge – it's a statement. Perfectly curated, elegantly aged, with a blend of Australian laid-back charm and international luxury. Even those not flying would happily stay here.
The Flagship Lounge in Dallas/Fort Worth impresses with a modern atmosphere, first-class food and beverage offerings, and comfortable rest areas and shower rooms. It's a real highlight for First Class travellers and frequent flyers who want to fully enjoy their pre-flight stay.
The HON Lounge in the non-Schengen area of Vienna Airport is a pleasant and surprisingly full-featured lounge in a compact space. With a solid buffet, à la carte menu, and attentive service, the visit is well worth the detour through passport control. If you have enough time, switching from the F Lounge to the G Gates is definitely recommended.
The Lufthansa First Class Lounge Munich Satellite impresses with unobstructed tarmac views, a flexible around-the-clock dining offering, and particularly attentive staff. The service clearly stands out from other locations, turning the visit into a genuine experience. A strong recommendation for any traveler with access.
The Finnair Platinum Wing in Helsinki impresses with an excellent restaurant (à la carte and buffet), very friendly service, and a unique sauna. An absolute highlight for Oneworld Emerald members and Finnair Platinum passengers that is definitely worth a visit.
The Lufthansa First Class Wining and Dining Lounge at New York JFK impresses above all with its excellent, personalized service — from reception to being escorted into the lounge. The restaurant offering with table service and buffet provides a great opportunity to dine in peace before the overnight flight to Europe.
The Lufthansa HON Lounge at BER is a small, windowless waiting area for top-tier customers that unfortunately fails to live up to its own standards. The lack of natural light, a minimal offering, and slow service significantly dampen the experience. Those seeking more comfort are considerably better off in the adjacent Business/Senator Lounge.
The temporary Swiss HON Circle Lounge in Geneva is housed in a partitioned section of the Business Class Lounge due to water damage, and while it serves its purpose, it cannot compete with the other Swiss First Class Lounges. Swiss has made the best of the situation – the attentive service was particularly impressive. A visit to the actual HON Lounge remains to be seen.
A very nice lounge that is accessible from both the Schengen and Non-Schengen areas and has its own passport control. The bar, buffet, and restaurant offerings are impressive, and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful – even when you're short on time, you'll be well taken care of.
Small but mighty – the HON Circle Lounge in Vienna impresses with a calm atmosphere, a good buffet, and attentive service, even if the overall offering remains modest. The lack of power outlets is a minor drawback, but overall it's a pleasant oasis before departure.