Concierge with BF
#31
Join Date: Jun 2001
Posts: 3,135
Originally Posted by JerseySlime
Do CO BF/UC pax get access to another arrivals lounge in LHR, to include a very welcome shower?
). The showers are really nice (clean, stylish, nicer a lot than the CO showers at IAH) and there is plenty of space to relax in and a reasonable buffet breakfast and selection of drinks. I liked it - definitely better than the CO Arrivals at LGW (where the showers are nice, but the rest of it is small and like a dentists waiting room...).For the Air Canada Arrivals Lounge, walk outside of the terminal you arrive at at Heathrow (Terminal 3) near the bus stops and it is along a bit on the left. It is signposted from within the terminal and, hopefully, the Co Concierge will give you an invitation and map to get there (although you don't need an invitation to get in, just your boarding pass).
What with access to the Clubhouse at EWR, you should have a great trip

Boo
#32


Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: EWR - Jersey Shore
Programs: UA Gold, *A Gold, HH Dia, Hertz #1 5*
Posts: 638
Thanks, BTT. I'll check it out with the concierge in EWR. Although when I spoke to VS and mentioned I was a CO codeshare, I was told on two separate ocassions that I would have access to VS Revivals since I was flying Upper Class. Maybe I should just roam through T3 and search out the best deal. I could shower in the Air Canada lounge and go get a massage in VS Revivals. The options could be endless. Thanks.
#33



Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
Posts: 4,952
Originally Posted by JerseySlime
Although when I spoke to VS and mentioned I was a CO codeshare, I was told on two separate ocassions that I would have access to VS Revivals since I was flying Upper Class. Maybe I should just roam through T3 and search out the best deal. I could shower in the Air Canada lounge and go get a massage in VS Revivals. The options could be endless. Thanks. 

When you are at The Clubhouse in EWR, you can try asking them for a pass to the Revivials Lounge, but they will likey tell you that since you are traveling on a CO ticket, that you are only entitled to the AC Arrivals. At that point, you can have them contact AC at LHR to have you placed on a list so they can expect you. Then, when you arrive, all you will be required to do is show your CO (VS/UC) boarding pass for entry.
Honestly, the AC Arrivals facility is more than serviceable for a shower, having a quick breakfast, and catching up on some phone calls. That, and the staff at the lounge are very nice and accomodating.
Enjoy your flights, VS offers an excellent product pre-flight and during (particularly on your return).
#34


Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: EWR - Jersey Shore
Programs: UA Gold, *A Gold, HH Dia, Hertz #1 5*
Posts: 638
Thanks, dsimon. I'll let all of you know how it turns out. ^
#35
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Dallas, Texas
Programs: CO OnePass Plat, AF Rouge
Posts: 240
Originally Posted by sic incognito
They usually don't offer it spontaneously, but never seem surprised when I ask for it. If I remember correctly, I have read on this board that it is provided at the EWR and IAH hubs too. I cannot comment on that since checking-in at those stations I will be heading home (and usually don't need a concierge to direct me to my mansion
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).So...Given that the last concierge I saw simply laughed and walked away when someone asked for the laminated business card/luggage tag, I think I'm going to ask for two or three of them tonight waiting for CO 93 departure. Do you dare me to covertly "suggest" to several other BizFirst pax to do the same, and see how many they'll do?
#36



Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 611
Originally Posted by LawFlyer
So...Given that the last concierge I saw simply laughed and walked away when someone asked for the laminated business card/luggage tag, I think I'm going to ask for two or three of them tonight waiting for CO 93 departure. Do you dare me to covertly "suggest" to several other BizFirst pax to do the same, and see how many they'll do? 


