May 12, 2019, 12:42 am
Last edit by: gogooo
Lounge info in summary:
update 28 Dec 2019:
06:25-08:50
13:15-20:10
22:45-04:50
see post #446 for photo
(was...
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Opening hours
As of 20/11/2019
06:25-08:50
16:35-20:10
22:45-04:50
)
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As of 05-02-2023,
Opening Hours : 1530-0740.
update 28 Dec 2019:
06:25-08:50
13:15-20:10
22:45-04:50
see post #446 for photo
(was...
====
Opening hours
As of 20/11/2019
06:25-08:50
16:35-20:10
22:45-04:50
)
===
As of 05-02-2023,
Opening Hours : 1530-0740.
Bangkok (BKK) Lounge
Feb 20, 2018, 5:57 am
#121
Join Date: Aug 2012
Programs: BA, Bonvoy, ALL
Posts: 94
I am a bit surprised that they didn't add loads on their ex-China flights. QR currently does 3 flights a week out of CKG and CTU, 6 flights a week out of PEK and 7 flights a week out of CAN & PVG. I thought there would be enough Chinese tourists to fill in Y if they do sale price ex China.
Feb 24, 2018, 5:59 am
#124
Join Date: Mar 2000
Posts: 938
Mar 4, 2018, 3:08 pm
#127
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: UK/Australia
Programs: BAEC Silver, UA2MM, QF Platinum, VA Platinum., Volare Executive Club
Posts: 2,512
Silly me! I always seem to book QR flights during Ramadan (it's not something I check for beforehand).
I wonder if alcohol will still be available in the lounge here? I guess not in DOH (glad I've got the hotel in DOH rather than having to spend 9 hours in a dry lounge).
I wonder if alcohol will still be available in the lounge here? I guess not in DOH (glad I've got the hotel in DOH rather than having to spend 9 hours in a dry lounge).
Mar 5, 2018, 3:00 am
#128
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: London
Programs: Hilton, IHG - BA, GA, LH, QR, SV, TK
Posts: 17,008
Silly me! I always seem to book QR flights during Ramadan (it's not something I check for beforehand).
I wonder if alcohol will still be available in the lounge here? I guess not in DOH (glad I've got the hotel in DOH rather than having to spend 9 hours in a dry lounge).
I wonder if alcohol will still be available in the lounge here? I guess not in DOH (glad I've got the hotel in DOH rather than having to spend 9 hours in a dry lounge).
Doha becomes trying for non-believers in the holy month ....
You're very unlikely to find interesting beverages in the minibar, even outside Ramadan. My memory is hotels (OK, my hotel!) were dry during the month itself.
Mar 5, 2018, 9:45 am
#129
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Doha, Qatar
Programs: Qatar Airways Privilege Club Platinum; Accor Le Club Platinum
Posts: 1,077
Mar 5, 2018, 3:48 pm
#131
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: London, UK
Programs: BA Gold (and other non-status plastic)
Posts: 1,889
Grrrrr, I was congratulating myself on a particularly good routing on QR, albeit involving a 5hr layover in one direction, and 7hrs on the return... Just Googled, and it's slap bang in the middle of Ramadan. It's not that I'm a particularly massive drinker, but there's only so much else you can do in Al Mourjan for that long...
Mar 5, 2018, 9:23 pm
#132
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Phuket
Programs: SQ *Gold, BA, QR, EY, Hilton Diamond, IHG Platinum, Marriott Gold, Amex Platinum
Posts: 5,269
Op ups? BKK was full of them the last few times I've flown there
Grrrrr, I was congratulating myself on a particularly good routing on QR, albeit involving a 5hr layover in one direction, and 7hrs on the return... Just Googled, and it's slap bang in the middle of Ramadan. It's not that I'm a particularly massive drinker, but there's only so much else you can do in Al Mourjan for that long...
Grrrrr, I was congratulating myself on a particularly good routing on QR, albeit involving a 5hr layover in one direction, and 7hrs on the return... Just Googled, and it's slap bang in the middle of Ramadan. It's not that I'm a particularly massive drinker, but there's only so much else you can do in Al Mourjan for that long...
.....I took the 90 minute connection in Y 
Mar 6, 2018, 3:25 am
#133
Join Date: Sep 2014
Posts: 116
Shorts not permitted & shoulders must be covered
Flying J class.Presently using the new Qatar Airways Lounge in Bangkok before flying to Doha and Stockholm. My husband and I both stopped on entry and asked if we were made aware of dress code at check in desk. My husband was wearing three quarter length cargo type shorts. I was wearing trousers with sleeveless round neck top. Staff stated dress code applied to all Qatar Lounges throughout world after we explained there hasn't been an issue anywhere else.
I was only permitted after putting on long sleeved cardigan. Staff got my husband Qatar Airways pyjama bottoms to wear.
Have spotted several men in pyjama bottoms. Dress code being strictly enforced.
Flying J class.Presently using the new Qatar Airways Lounge in Bangkok before flying to Doha and Stockholm. My husband and I both stopped on entry and asked if we were made aware of dress code at check in desk. My husband was wearing three quarter length cargo type shorts. I was wearing trousers with sleeveless round neck top. Staff stated dress code applied to all Qatar Lounges throughout world after we explained there hasn't been an issue anywhere else.
I was only permitted after putting on long sleeved cardigan. Staff got my husband Qatar Airways pyjama bottoms to wear.
Have spotted several men in pyjama bottoms. Dress code being strictly enforced.
Mar 6, 2018, 3:44 am
#134
Join Date: Mar 2017
Programs: QR Platinum, Star Alliance Gold (LH Sen)
Posts: 764
Shorts not permitted & shoulders must be covered
Flying J class.Presently using the new Qatar Airways Lounge in Bangkok before flying to Doha and Stockholm. My husband and I both stopped on entry and asked if we were made aware of dress code at check in desk. My husband was wearing three quarter length cargo type shorts. I was wearing trousers with sleeveless round neck top. Staff stated dress code applied to all Qatar Lounges throughout world after we explained there hasn't been an issue anywhere else.
I was only permitted after putting on long sleeved cardigan. Staff got my husband Qatar Airways pyjama bottoms to wear.
Have spotted several men in pyjama bottoms. Dress code being strictly enforced.
Flying J class.Presently using the new Qatar Airways Lounge in Bangkok before flying to Doha and Stockholm. My husband and I both stopped on entry and asked if we were made aware of dress code at check in desk. My husband was wearing three quarter length cargo type shorts. I was wearing trousers with sleeveless round neck top. Staff stated dress code applied to all Qatar Lounges throughout world after we explained there hasn't been an issue anywhere else.
I was only permitted after putting on long sleeved cardigan. Staff got my husband Qatar Airways pyjama bottoms to wear.
Have spotted several men in pyjama bottoms. Dress code being strictly enforced.
I would appreciate a rule to use “closed shoes” for men, as the sight of the toes of some doesn’t look appealing ;-)
But then QR would have to “advise” mainly people in Middle East clothes ;-) and I guess, that never will happen ...
Mar 6, 2018, 4:54 am
#135
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: London
Programs: Hilton, IHG - BA, GA, LH, QR, SV, TK
Posts: 17,008
Nothin new there, then
But I suppose we all have our foibles in tolerating the eccentricities of others: panama hats set me off