Airport Lounges - A Yelp List by Christina C.

This is probably the best Priority Pass lounge that I've been to. It was pretty snazzy and looked clean and modern. I was catching a 10:30am flight out of Heathrow and got to the lounge around 9:15am for a quick breakfast/snack. They had a good assortment of fruits, cheeses, yogurt, cereal, pastries, and juices out and the bar was open. There was also a nice coffee machine if you wanted an espresso, americano, etc.

I thought the best part of the lounge was the fact that they had a complimentary menu that you can order food off of. The selection is not that great.. they only had 5 or 6 breakfast items, but the food tasted decent and it's still much better than most other Priority Pass lounges that barely offer any food (if any at all). I basically had a feast - I ordered the kedgeree, beans with toast, and a bacon sandwich. The kedgeree was very interesting. It's rice with smoked fish and a poached egg, and the entire dish is flavored with curry powder and probably some other spices. I didn't eat the poached egg since runny eggs sometimes upset my stomach and I didn't want that happening right before a flight, but the rest of the dish was good! The baked beans on toast and bacon sandwich were also good, but pretty standard tasting.

I was only in the lounge for about 30 minutes, so I didn't get to fully enjoy all the amenities. I took a quick walk around and I saw that there was a cinema room, a room for kids, and also an area that is for "reserved guests only". There was a lot of seating, but I can definitely tell that the lounge gets crowded. I would not rate this place on the same level as Centurion lounges, but it's a great place to check out if you have Priority Pass.

This is probably the best Priority Pass lounge that I've been to. It was pretty snazzy and looked clean and modern. I was catching a 10:30am flight out of Heathrow and got to the lounge around 9:15am for a quick breakfast/snack. They had a good assortment of fruits, cheeses, yogurt, cereal, pastries, and juices out and the bar was open. There was also a nice coffee machine if you wanted an espresso, americano, etc.

I thought the best part of the lounge was the fact that they had a complimentary menu that you can order food off of. The selection is not that great.. they only had 5 or 6 breakfast items, but the food tasted decent and it's still much better than most other Priority Pass lounges that barely offer any food (if any at all). I basically had a feast - I ordered the kedgeree, beans with toast, and a bacon sandwich. The kedgeree was very interesting. It's rice with smoked fish and a poached egg, and the entire dish is flavored with curry powder and probably some other spices. I didn't eat the poached egg since runny eggs sometimes upset my stomach and I didn't want that happening right before a flight, but the rest of the dish was good! The baked beans on toast and bacon sandwich were also good, but pretty standard tasting.

I was only in the lounge for about 30 minutes, so I didn't get to fully enjoy all the amenities. I took a quick walk around and I saw that there was a cinema room, a room for kids, and also an area that is for "reserved guests only". There was a lot of seating, but I can definitely tell that the lounge gets crowded. I would not rate this place on the same level as Centurion lounges, but it's a great place to check out if you have Priority Pass.