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10 Reviews
A typical, solid Lufthansa Senator Lounge in the non-Schengen area of Terminal 2 in Munich. The food and drink selection along with the amenities including showers, quiet rooms, and plenty of power outlets are convincing. If you're departing from MUC in the non-Schengen area, you'll be well taken care of here.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge MUC K11 offers all the essentials: workstations, food, drinks, and even showers. Compared to the Senator Lounge, it's noticeably more crowded and the selection is somewhat smaller – but it's more than sufficient for a lounge visit.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge in the K11 Satellite impresses with natural daylight, large windows offering tarmac views, and diverse seating options for work, dining, and relaxation. The food selection meets the Lufthansa standard and is appealing, complemented by showers and a helpful service desk.
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 Hilton Munich Airport stands out above all for its excellent, personal service – all staff members were consistently friendly and helpful. With Hilton Diamond status, you receive an upgrade to the Executive Level along with lounge access, which significantly enhances the stay. An unreserved recommendation for travelers seeking comfortable accommodation right at Munich Airport.
Air Dolomiti Business Class on the Munich–Geneva route disappoints particularly in service and catering: the offering was limited to some fresh fruit and a small snack – hardly adequate for Business Class. The service was friendly but lacked warmth, and overall the product has declined further compared to previous experiences. A deliberate booking with Air Dolomiti is therefore hard to recommend.
The Lufthansa Senator Café at Munich Airport is a compact yet charming lounge in the Schengen area near Gate G27/G28. Despite its modest size, it impresses with friendly service, a staffed bar, and a small buffet. For a quick stop, it's a real highlight among the Lufthansa lounges.
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.
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.
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.