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keitherson , Mar 14, 2017 1:33 pm
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Given Brandenburg's opening date, it might as well become a permanent fixture Originally Posted by lkrt
Wow, it looks quite good as far as TXL lounges go.
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The food selection is very narrow: a soup, some sandwiches, yogurt and some pastry/pretzel. Drinks are very limited too (beer and wine, one unsophisticated kind each, if I remember correctly). The quality is, IMHO, higher quite a notch than in BA/AF lounges. I found the food at the level of the Marche cafes in the terminal. I recall that initially there was actually a sign that Marche delivered catering -- I have not seen any sign this week.
Another data point: there seems to be smoking space in this lounge (on the last floor), you can apparently get outside to the balcony (also on the last floor), where you can watch the machines parked around gates 80-90; and there is no facilities in the lounge (which now becomes a hallmark of TXL :P).
Another data point: there seems to be smoking space in this lounge (on the last floor), you can apparently get outside to the balcony (also on the last floor), where you can watch the machines parked around gates 80-90; and there is no facilities in the lounge (which now becomes a hallmark of TXL :P).
#34
keitherson , Mar 19, 2017 11:04 pm
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Another data point: there seems to be smoking space in this lounge (on the last floor), you can apparently get outside to the balcony (also on the last floor), where you can watch the machines parked around gates 80-90; and there is no facilities in the lounge (which now becomes a hallmark of TXL :P).
The salads are straight from Marche.Originally Posted by wazow
The food selection is very narrow: a soup, some sandwiches, yogurt and some pastry/pretzel. Drinks are very limited too (beer and wine, one unsophisticated kind each, if I remember correctly). The quality is, IMHO, higher quite a notch than in BA/AF lounges. I found the food at the level of the Marche cafes in the terminal. I recall that initially there was actually a sign that Marche delivered catering -- I have not seen any sign this week.Another data point: there seems to be smoking space in this lounge (on the last floor), you can apparently get outside to the balcony (also on the last floor), where you can watch the machines parked around gates 80-90; and there is no facilities in the lounge (which now becomes a hallmark of TXL :P).
And yes it is kind of dumb that you have to leave the lounge to use the loo
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And yes it is kind of dumb that you have to leave the lounge to use the loo
You can always decide to use Exclusive Waiting Area in Terminal C - there are restrooms in that 'lounge'Originally Posted by keitherson
And yes it is kind of dumb that you have to leave the lounge to use the loo
#38
best food: air france (terminal a) and weltbürger (terminal c)
most comfortable: british airways (terminal a)
least comfortable but more fancy food: weltbürger
my opinion :-)
most comfortable: british airways (terminal a)
least comfortable but more fancy food: weltbürger
my opinion :-)
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most comfortable: british airways (terminal a)
least comfortable but more fancy food: weltbürger
my opinion :-)
Welcome to Flyertalk!Originally Posted by j94305
best food: air france (terminal a) and weltbürger (terminal c)most comfortable: british airways (terminal a)
least comfortable but more fancy food: weltbürger
my opinion :-)
IMHO all TXL lounges offer mediocre food options... Quite sad...
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Total disaster, I wish they'd shut it down again Originally Posted by n_f_c_
love that there is no toilet in this new lounge. yet another example of Berlin Servicewüste!
None of the other lounges usable for AB passengers have a restroom. At least Weltbürger lounge is behind security, which is a vast improvement. Of course people will always find something to moan about, but given the limited remaining lifetime of Tegel, why tear up the apron and terminal to install some sewage pipes? Makes no sense economically.
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None of the other lounges usable for AB passengers have a restroom. At least Weltbürger lounge is behind security, which is a vast improvement. Of course people will always find something to moan about, but given the limited remaining lifetime of Tegel, why tear up the apron and terminal to install some sewage pipes? Makes no sense economically.
Didn't they say that about Tegel 6 years ago? Originally Posted by ZKOKA
Total disaster, I wish they'd shut it down again None of the other lounges usable for AB passengers have a restroom. At least Weltbürger lounge is behind security, which is a vast improvement. Of course people will always find something to moan about, but given the limited remaining lifetime of Tegel, why tear up the apron and terminal to install some sewage pipes? Makes no sense economically.
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The lounge is a real improvement for the C "Terminal".
Except of the toilets it is perfectly fine:
- Good selection of drinks
- Eatable food selection
- Good views
- Enough space - I was there during the morning rush and while downstairs everything was packed on the upper floor I was on my own.
Except of the toilets it is perfectly fine:
- Good selection of drinks
- Eatable food selection
- Good views
- Enough space - I was there during the morning rush and while downstairs everything was packed on the upper floor I was on my own.