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18 Reviews
The Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt is no premium temple – but a nice retreat with a view. The offering matches the Business Lounge in a smaller format: reliable, solid, no surprises. If you're looking for a quieter spot with apron views, you're better off here than in the overcrowded main lounges.
The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in Frankfurt Terminal 1B is a stylish alternative to the overcrowded Lufthansa Business Lounge — featuring a cozy wood-paneled ambiance, quiet relaxation pods, and complimentary Wi-Fi. The buffet selection is limited and restroom capacity can be stretched during peak hours, but the design and atmosphere make this lounge a hidden gem for a relaxed pre-long-haul experience.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge Frankfurt impresses with a solid selection of food, drinks, and amenities such as showers and a rest area. Outside of peak hours, the lounge is genuinely pleasant to use – however, the chronic overcrowding during peak times remains its biggest drawback.
The Park Inn by Radisson Frankfurt Airport is a solid, affordable option for an overnight stay near the airport – no great luxury, but at a fair price. The location requires some planning, as there is no hotel shuttle and you'll need to rely on the S-Bahn or a taxi. With the right Radisson status, the deal can be sweetened further with complimentary breakfast.
Singapore Airlines focuses on quality over quantity in Business Class, delivering a premium, compact set with all the essential basics through the Penhaligon's Amenity Kit. Complemented by slippers, socks at the seat, and a comprehensive selection of products in the onboard lavatories, passengers are perfectly equipped for long-haul flights.
The Hilton Frankfurt Airport is a solid airport hotel that's perfectly adequate for a short stay between flights. The location directly in the terminal is convenient, even if the walk is a bit longer than to the neighboring Marriott/Sheraton. The hardware could use an upgrade in places, but the service impresses with nice touches like drink vouchers and rate discounts.
The Moxy Frankfurt Airport is a solid choice for a night near the airport – if you know and like the concept, you know what you're getting. Compared to the Sheraton or Hilton, which were well over 100 euros more expensive, it offers good value for money. However, you shouldn't expect more than a functional overnight stay.
The DB Lounge Frankfurt is a functional but unimpressive waiting option at the airport – more pleasant than the platform, but clearly behind the airport lounges in the terminal. Lufthansa status customers with an Airrail ticket are better off using the terminal lounges and waiting for their train there.
The Lufthansa First Class Amenity Kit by Sinn is solidly equipped, containing all the essential items along with high-quality la prairie creams. However, it doesn't particularly stand out from the crowd and falls short of what you'd expect from a five-star airline.
The Lufthansa Business Class Amenity Kit 2021 from the Around the World Collection is practical and functional, without being particularly impressive in terms of quality. The included skincare products leave a premium impression, and the pouch itself is easy to reuse. Not a standout, but a solid kit for Business Class.
With the new 'Tasting Heimat' menu, Lufthansa has created a strong product that brings regional German city cuisine on board — and clearly surpasses what came before. The dishes from Hamburg, Frankfurt, Leipzig, and Munich impress with freshness and flavor, even if portion sizes and consistency vary slightly.
The Lufthansa First Class Terminal in Frankfurt is in a league of its own and sets the standard for airport lounges. The service is consistently attentive and personal – from reception through the separate security checkpoint to the private transfer directly to the aircraft. An absolute highlight for travelers that you'll gladly want to schedule extra time for.
The Lufthansa First Class amenity kit by Porsche Design is visually appealing but disappoints when it comes to contents. For a First Class cabin, the selection — comb, earplugs, toothbrush, socks, and headphone covers — feels rather sparse. Lufthansa misses the opportunity to impress with a truly premium kit.
Lufthansa opts for an amenity kit in the shape of a denim pouch in Premium Economy – an original approach with reuse potential. The contents are solid and cover the essentials. However, you should take the warning about the denim fabric seriously, as it can potentially have unwanted consequences.
The Lufthansa Business Class on the Zurich–Frankfurt–Dubai route disappointed with a listless crew, absent Senator recognition, and minor catering shortfalls. The value of the 199 CHF upgrade was acceptable, but overall the experience fell short of expectations. All things considered, it was still great to be back in the air.
The tin in A380 design is visually appealing and makes for a nice souvenir. However, the contents — comprising a toothbrush, toothpaste, earplugs, lip balm, socks, sleep mask, and headset covers — fall short of what you'd expect in Business Class. Overall, the kit disappoints despite its attractive packaging.
The Sheraton Frankfurt Airport impresses with a bright, well-maintained room and exceptionally friendly service – the restaurant in particular leaves a lasting impression. The location directly at Terminal 1 makes it the ideal stopover hotel for travelers with Marriott status. A clear recommendation to return.
A spontaneous round-the-world trip that went off the rails due to a flight delay in London turned into an improvised adventure with stops in Copenhagen, Munich, and Delhi. The new Lufthansa A350 to Delhi and the A380 back to Frankfurt made the experience unforgettable despite all the change of plans.