Munich First Class Lounge [MUC FCL]
#2
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: bella italia
Programs: LH HON, AF FB Platinum
Posts: 633
The MUC FC lounge is very small, about 30 seats. No bathroom. You'll find an internet facility, very niece and friendly employees (personal assistants and people from LSG, servibg you). The interior style is the same as in FRA. The food is nice but not as different as in FRA. Baut the possibilities preparing and serving food are very limited. They have a very nice choice opf wines and champagne (Krug Grand Cuve this week).
If your plane has an remot position a new Mercedes S class or a Porsche Cayenne will bring you to the plane from G 27.
Have fun!
Salve Luigi
If your plane has an remot position a new Mercedes S class or a Porsche Cayenne will bring you to the plane from G 27.
Have fun!
Salve Luigi
#3
Join Date: Apr 2005
Programs: Eurostar Carte Blanche, SBB-CFF-FFS GA-AG, SNCF Grand Voyageur LeClub
Posts: 7,731
Ronrick,
Whilst I must say that the FCT as well as the FCL in Terminal A both merit a special stop (the one in B close to the central area I like less, the other one in B never been to), the MUC one is nothing special. Sure, it's nicer than standing around in the SEN lounge with plenty of people with square shoe tips, and the car service is very convenient - but that's about it.
For me, the real difference is made in FRA where you have a real sit-down dining area and the full bathroom facilities and more space all in all.
So, all in all, when I don't have a tarmac position, going straight to the gate and taking one of the free drinks and a newspaper there is actually just as good.
Happy landings!
Whilst I must say that the FCT as well as the FCL in Terminal A both merit a special stop (the one in B close to the central area I like less, the other one in B never been to), the MUC one is nothing special. Sure, it's nicer than standing around in the SEN lounge with plenty of people with square shoe tips, and the car service is very convenient - but that's about it.
For me, the real difference is made in FRA where you have a real sit-down dining area and the full bathroom facilities and more space all in all.
So, all in all, when I don't have a tarmac position, going straight to the gate and taking one of the free drinks and a newspaper there is actually just as good.
Happy landings!
#4
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: XNA
Programs: UA 1P, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Plt
Posts: 281
I believe I will have the pleasure of visiting the FCL in MUC next month...on a connection from FRA in C with an onward intercontinental flight in F if this has any bearing on the response. Three questions:
1) Is a full meal service provided in the FCL as I would prefer to eat a full dinner there than on-board in order to catch up on some much needed shut-eye.
2) Is there a smoking/cigar section in the MUC FCL? I would love to indulge in a stoggie prior to boarding my flight.
3) Does MUC have a similar car transfer policy ala FCT in FRA? Or will boarding simply commence from the designated gate?
Thanks in advance for your assistance!
1) Is a full meal service provided in the FCL as I would prefer to eat a full dinner there than on-board in order to catch up on some much needed shut-eye.
2) Is there a smoking/cigar section in the MUC FCL? I would love to indulge in a stoggie prior to boarding my flight.
3) Does MUC have a similar car transfer policy ala FCT in FRA? Or will boarding simply commence from the designated gate?
Thanks in advance for your assistance!
#5
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: FRA
Programs: LH, Avis, Hyatt, ...
Posts: 4,213
Originally Posted by GolfTravelr
I believe I will have the pleasure of visiting the FCL in MUC next month...on a connection from FRA in C with an onward intercontinental flight in F if this has any bearing on the response. Three questions:
1) Is a full meal service provided in the FCL as I would prefer to eat a full dinner there than on-board in order to catch up on some much needed shut-eye.
2) Is there a smoking/cigar section in the MUC FCL? I would love to indulge in a stoggie prior to boarding my flight.
3) Does MUC have a similar car transfer policy ala FCT in FRA? Or will boarding simply commence from the designated gate?
Thanks in advance for your assistance!
1) Is a full meal service provided in the FCL as I would prefer to eat a full dinner there than on-board in order to catch up on some much needed shut-eye.
2) Is there a smoking/cigar section in the MUC FCL? I would love to indulge in a stoggie prior to boarding my flight.
3) Does MUC have a similar car transfer policy ala FCT in FRA? Or will boarding simply commence from the designated gate?
Thanks in advance for your assistance!
Regarding your questions:
1) Well, there is a meal service. But not as good, as in FRA. They have only limited space to prepare something.
2) No
3) Only for non gated aircrafts. Your intercontinental flight will depart at a gate for sure. So there will be no limo service.
Last edited by SleepOverGreenland; Jan 24, 06 at 4:01 am Reason: typos
#6
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Location: MUC/LAX/SMV
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After testing the MUC FCL two times, I came to the conclusion that I don't quite appreciate it personally. Yes, the staff is very polite, but the setting (quite small and cramped, no dining area I'd know of) and the concept (very limited buffet, formal waiter asking you what you want to eat/drink, then serving) doesn't fit IMHO. WLAN isn't free there, either, so I do actually prefer the H level SEN lounge for short stays and grabbing a snack before departure.
#7
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: bella italia
Programs: LH HON, AF FB Platinum
Posts: 633
Originally Posted by flysurfer
WLAN isn't free there, either, so I do actually prefer the H level SEN lounge for short stays and grabbing a snack before departure.
And I like the very polite waiter-service.
Salve Luigi
#8
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: FRA
Programs: LH, Avis, Hyatt, ...
Posts: 4,213
Originally Posted by SenAOI
It's correct: no wireless LAN but you have unlimited LAN by wire.
And I like the very polite waiter-service.
Salve Luigi
And I like the very polite waiter-service.
Salve Luigi
#9
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Originally Posted by SleepOverGreenland
I completely agree. I just had my laptop in my hands, when a waitress asked me, if I would like to get a cable. I said I'm fine with WLAN and she said, WLAN is for charge, but a cable is for free. Of course I took the cable option and got it right away. Very nice, very friendly and very professional. ^
Now that changes everything.

#10
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: FRA
Posts: 2,174
LH MUC first class area might have disadvantages, but i like the faith of LH to open such a place in spite of having no space for restrooms, bigger kitchen, etc.
This is area is the absolute best you can get out of this limited space. Consider LH is building an entire new F facility in MUC, and just uses the area as a temp service.
The lounges makes up for all its little disadvantages by offereing the best wine selection in any airline lounge in the world. In this regards, it really beats everything, including FRA first class terminal, all SQ, CX F lounges and so on. Bordeaux first growths from Magnum bottles, monthly changing premium champaign etc is really unmatched yet.
This is area is the absolute best you can get out of this limited space. Consider LH is building an entire new F facility in MUC, and just uses the area as a temp service.
The lounges makes up for all its little disadvantages by offereing the best wine selection in any airline lounge in the world. In this regards, it really beats everything, including FRA first class terminal, all SQ, CX F lounges and so on. Bordeaux first growths from Magnum bottles, monthly changing premium champaign etc is really unmatched yet.
#11
Join Date: Nov 2002
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The great wines are probably due to some competition of LSG Sky Chefs with Do&Co who do the catering to the FRA LH F Lounges/Terminal.
#13
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: bella italia
Programs: LH HON, AF FB Platinum
Posts: 633
IMO in FRA the service quality has decreased since the opening in Nov 2004. When I've started my HON career at that time and I visited the FRA FCT the staff has tried to read your wishes from your eyes. Last time when I've been there and sat at the dining-table I asked for some noodles, the DO&Co girl told me: "We have a buffet. You can serve yourself Sir." This has happend twice during the last weeks. So I'm wondering ....
Salve Luigi
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#15
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: FRA
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IMO in FRA the service quality has decreased since the opening in Nov 2004. When I've started my HON career at that time and I visited the FRA FCT the staff has tried to read your wishes from your eyes. Last time when I've been there and sat at the dining-table I asked for some noodles, the DO&Co girl told me: "We have a buffet. You can serve yourself Sir." This has happend twice during the last weeks. So I'm wondering ....
Salve Luigi
IMO in FRA the service quality has decreased since the opening in Nov 2004. When I've started my HON career at that time and I visited the FRA FCT the staff has tried to read your wishes from your eyes. Last time when I've been there and sat at the dining-table I asked for some noodles, the DO&Co girl told me: "We have a buffet. You can serve yourself Sir." This has happend twice during the last weeks. So I'm wondering ....
Salve Luigi