After arriving from Chicago onboard LH431, we had a three-and-a-half-hour layover in Frankfurt before our morning flight to Prague. Thankfully, we did not have to collect our bags and the checked luggage was checked all the way through to our final destination. We made our way from Terminal A Gate 25 where we arrived in the Schengen passport control area. After a quick glance at our passports and CDC vaccinations cards (no check on our PCR test result), the border control officer waved us through without much hassle.
We then headed toward the Lufthansa Senator Lounge A Schengen. At the door, the lounge attendants were checking vaccination or test results for access. Passengers either had to be vaccinated and boosted for COVID-19 or have a negative PCR test within 24 hours to access the lounge.
Breakfast offerings included a robust amount of pretzels and bread rolls.
There were also cold slices of ham and cheese.
Snacks included various chips, candy, and nuts.
Hot options included scrambled eggs, tomatoes, and croissants.
Fresh fruit and overnight oats were available as well.
There was beer on tap, hard liquor, as well as various wines. In addition, there were large bottles of communal water, sparkling water, Coke Zero, and juice.
There were Lavazza espresso machines scattered throughout the lounge as well.
I also had the chance to use the showers in the lounge. I signed up at the shower attendant desk and had about a 10-minute wait before a shower room became available. Large bottles of L'occitane shampoo and conditioner were built into the wall of the shower.