Lounge in Munich
Apr 26, 2005, 9:16 am
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Lounge in Munich
Anybody ever use the DC lounge in Munich?
Will have an hour or two between flights.
Just curious what it's like.
The only other lounges I visited were in Zurich & Prague.
Thanks for any info.
Will have an hour or two between flights.
Just curious what it's like.
The only other lounges I visited were in Zurich & Prague.
Thanks for any info.
Apr 26, 2005, 6:01 pm
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Originally Posted by elgringito
Very nice lounge, very quiet and fully stocked. It was either the lounge in Munich or Frankfurt that had a complimentary internet access terminal.
Apr 26, 2005, 8:26 pm
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Right Back At 'Cha
Originally Posted by Frank3172a
The only other lounges I visited were in Zurich & Prague.
) Easy to get to?
Apr 26, 2005, 8:54 pm
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Originally Posted by Frank3172a
Anybody ever use the DC lounge in Munich?
Will have an hour or two between flights.
Just curious what it's like.
The only other lounges I visited were in Zurich & Prague.
Thanks for any info.
Will have an hour or two between flights.
Just curious what it's like.
The only other lounges I visited were in Zurich & Prague.
Thanks for any info.
Apr 27, 2005, 3:40 am
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Originally Posted by Yaatri
In the past, I have visited DC lounges in Vienna, Prague, Amsterdam, Newark, Frankfurt, Tokyo, LGW and LHR. The one in Frankfurt was small, as was the one in Tokyo. I don;t remeber much about the one in Prague. Amsterdam, and Vienna were nice.
Zuerich (ZRH) has two DC lounges. One (in my opinion the better) is situated in Terminal B, it is the small lounge operated by Jet Aviation. The second is the large lounge in Terminal E which is for all transatlantic flights. However, I'd advice you to visit the small lounge in Terminal B.
It is in either lounge not possible to "disapear" since the guardians recognize new faces very quickly.
Apr 27, 2005, 8:00 am
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zurich
Originally Posted by ejmelton
Frank3172a, may I ask you the same question about Zurich? We're flying Swiss next week (and the following two weeks). Is the Diners accessable club worthwhile? (I'd have to pay for the better half, or I could just "disappear" for a while. ) Easy to get to?
) Easy to get to?Someone posted that there are 2 lounges in Zurich, is one new?
Back to the original question: I was a small lounge, kinda far & out of the way, but I had 3 hours to kill.
I believe it was the jet aviation one. Nice & quite, comfy leather chairs, fully stocked bar. Since all airports are expensive & everything is Swiss-land costs double, I figure just having 2 drinks & the cover charge is money well spent.
When I was there the large tv was playing mtv without sound, 3 or 4 pc available with free internet access.
Apr 28, 2005, 3:53 am
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MUC and FRA
Originally Posted by emozioni
FRA has Internet, but the FRA lounge is lousy. I got ony one single glass of coke and some peanuts. I guess MUC is much better.
I agree, though, the Munich one is much nicer.
May 3, 2005, 4:07 am
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Zurich Followup
The Jet Aviation lounge in Zurich's Term B is nice and quiet. Good seating and snack selection, as well.
Unfortunately, it's not part of the Diners program anymore. The attendent tells me that they and Diners parted ways on May 1st. (BTW, it's still listed on the Diners website.
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I'm told that the lounge in Term E still takes in DIners holders from off the street. Unfortunately, the Mrs arrived with a quesy belly and I wasn't about to ask her to hike back to "E". (Although...for the $48 this cost I could have sent more roses for Mother's Day.
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Unfortunately, it's not part of the Diners program anymore. The attendent tells me that they and Diners parted ways on May 1st. (BTW, it's still listed on the Diners website.
)I'm told that the lounge in Term E still takes in DIners holders from off the street. Unfortunately, the Mrs arrived with a quesy belly and I wasn't about to ask her to hike back to "E". (Although...for the $48 this cost I could have sent more roses for Mother's Day.
)
May 3, 2005, 10:16 am
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Originally Posted by tsastor
I agree, though, the Munich one is much nicer.
I used the MUC lounge (airside) a few times in the past, when the Lufthansa Senator Lounge was too crowdy (and LH and partners were located in terminal 1).
May 9, 2005, 6:23 pm
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Originally Posted by ejmelton
The Jet Aviation lounge in Zurich's Term B is nice and quiet. Good seating and snack selection, as well.
Unfortunately, it's not part of the Diners program anymore. The attendent tells me that they and Diners parted ways on May 1st. (BTW, it's still listed on the Diners website. )
I'm told that the lounge in Term E still takes in DIners holders from off the street. Unfortunately, the Mrs arrived with a quesy belly and I wasn't about to ask her to hike back to "E". (Although...for the $48 this cost I could have sent more roses for Mother's Day. )
Unfortunately, it's not part of the Diners program anymore. The attendent tells me that they and Diners parted ways on May 1st. (BTW, it's still listed on the Diners website.
)I'm told that the lounge in Term E still takes in DIners holders from off the street. Unfortunately, the Mrs arrived with a quesy belly and I wasn't about to ask her to hike back to "E". (Although...for the $48 this cost I could have sent more roses for Mother's Day.
)
May 14, 2005, 4:04 pm
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The lounge is there...
Originally Posted by Frank3172a
jet aviation lounge is gone? 
I really relaxed in that place.
This makes me mad.
I really relaxed in that place.
This makes me mad.