Sentences with phrase «class lounges out»

It might be even better to fly this itinerary in the reverse direction, since the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at London Heathrow is often said to be one of the best business class lounges out there!

Not exact matches

This means you could be flying Turkish Airlines out of Istanbul, Turkey and have access to the famous Turkish business class lounge while waiting for your flight.

- Water sports including - Water polo, water aerobics, ocean kayaking, paddle boating, boogie boarding and windsurfing - Daily scheduled yoga classes (60 min)- A range of lifestyle classes such as cooking and painting (60 min)- Evening entertainment including live music and traditional dance - Games lounge with billiards, table tennis, air hockey, video games - Full access to the fitness centre - Themed buffet dinners with a cultural show - Selection of welcome drinks, fruit basket, cold towel, hotel souvenir, private check - in and welcome briefing - Wide selection of beverages included between 11:00 am — Midnight (discount on other beverages including Champagne and imported wines)- Extended check out until 2:00 pm

The straight - out - of - Tangiers bar, its adjacent lounge and garden pool, and sumptuous event rooms further distinguish this one - of - a-kind tourist class hotel.

Eventually we decided to head to the business class lounge next door to check out the rooftop deck.

Shortly after I finished breakfast I got my things together and headed out of the lounge to catch my A380 First Class flight to Paris.

While a decent champagne and a la carte dining are definitely options that distinguish a First Class lounge from a Business Class lounge in most airports around the world, I can't think of too much else that I found that would make this lounge stand out as being «First Class».

This world class destination can be paired with such activities as kayaking, stand - up paddle boarding, hiking, beach lounging, snorkeling, surfing, SCUBA diving, free diving, sea cave exploration, day sailing or just hanging out and enjoying your beautiful anchorage.

I've also deliberately booked the First Class award departing Abu Dhabi to make sure I get to try out the new Etihad First Class lounge which is slated to open at some point in 2016.

Such VIP lounges are out of my league, sadly, as a mere cattle class passenger.

So on such trips when all the communal standard class seats are taken by people sprawled out asleep I've found myself casting envious eyes at the welcoming doors of the Executive VIP Airport Lounges, with their plush receptions staffed by welcoming airline employees, bright - eyed no whatever what ungodly hour it is, and imagining the delights that lay within.

With a few hours to kill before my onward flight I had plenty of time to check out the Business Class lounge's facilities, seating and dining options... so how did it rate?

I'm choosing to book the First Class award from the Middle East (Doha) specifically so that I can try out the recently opened (and apparently very nice) First Class Al Safwa lounge.

Other small benefits that I'll get for this type of trip: Airline lounge access with free meals / drinks at nearly every airport (the good kind of meals since they're mostly First Class lounges), free spa treatment in Dubai's Emirates First Class Lounge, hotel late check - out (4 pm), and hotel club lounge access (free snacks / drinks).

If you're flying out of Tokyo Narita (NRT) or Tokyo Haneda (HND), your first class journey will start in a Japan Airlines first class lounge.

Make sure to book a long connection in Frankfurt to check out the First Class Terminal... the lounge experience of a lifetime!

This means you could be flying Turkish Airlines out of Istanbul, Turkey and have access to the famous Turkish business class lounge while waiting for your flight.

When you are situated in Mexico City, boards re-checked, through security and waiting for your plane, check out the First Class lounges.

The Business Class Bar and lounge, the cocktail and canapé service and the turndown service with memory foam mattress toppers should make this feel like a true premium cabin experience and it will be one I'll be looking to try out as soon as I can.

If they come up with something like the British Airways Galleries Club lounge at Heathrow T5 (which isn't too bad) with enhanced food offerings for Emeralds and First Class flyers we won't be missing out on much.

If you're not hungry and you're not a drinker than you probably won't notice too much difference between this lounge and its big brother downstairs... and I'm tempted to try this lounge out the next time I'm struggling to find a seat in the First Class lounge.

Since November 2017, travellers flying on a Oneworld carrier out of London Heathrow Airport Terminal 3, business class travellers and Oneworld frequent flier elite members have had another lounge to choose from with the opening of the Qantas London Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 3.

As a First Class passenger, you have access to the First Class lounges in Terminal 2 and 3, but there is something unique at Terminal 3 that's worth making the trip there, even if you are flying out of Terminal 2: The Private Room, SQ's most upscale... Continue reading →

What stands out is that lounge access will be granted regardless of which class of service you book your flight in.

I still had some time to kill so I decided to check out the other Oneworld lounges, starting with the Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge.

Flying on a Oneworld carrier out of London Heathrow Airport Terminal 3, business class travellers and Oneworld frequent flier elite members have a choice of lounges.

That's untrue for base Business Class level lounges — your United Club membership grants you access — but unless you want to pull up the lounge finder tool on your phone, you may be out of luck if you run into a rogue agent.

That status will get me 25 % tier bonus Etihad Guest miles on eligible flights; an excess baggage allowance of 10 kilograms; access to the Al Reem Lounge at Abu Dhabi International Airport (even when flying coach), as well as business - class lounges at other airports in the network where offered; and a guaranteed economy - class seat on a sold - out Etihad flight, provided the booking is made in an eligible fare class and requested at least 48 hours prior to scheduled departure.

TOURIST TAX to pay at the arrival (0.70 euro per person, per night) Services: - daily cleaning - free big lockers for everyone - rooms ensuite - free internet and wi - fi in every room and lounge area - free fully equipped kitchen - free continental breakfast - free luggage room - tv room - dvd - satellite and sport channels - Sunflower Bar with happy hour - pool table - ceiling fans in every room - central heating - travel desk - best prices on tours, tickets, cruises - garden and chill - out area - job search - italian classes - weekly activities - credit cards accepted - discount tickets for all discos - pubs and disco crawl - free pasta parties - laundry facility - bed linen included - no curfew Special price for long stay!

Even if this isn't quite the case, I'm prepared to spend a few more miles to fly in business class, a luxury I wouldn't pay for if I had to fork out the cash, but one I really appreciate when lounging in style at the front of the plane.

Student lounges & study spaces: There are several areas within our building where students can hang out between classes to relax and study.

But it turns out you might not need an actual first class ticket to get into a swanky airport lounge — just a custom Android app that spits out a boarding pass - spoofing QR code.

Emirates Airlines has announced that it has rolled out 30 QI wireless charging stations to its First Class and Business Class lounges in Dubai.

We worked out an arrangement with a homes magazine to insert a tear - out four - page colour piece into the centre of the magazine, which is delivered to the first - class lounges of a major airline and a railway service.