C lounge in Amsterdam.
#1
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C lounge in Amsterdam.
Anybody knows, what's the Swiss C-lounge standard on Schipol (AMS?). Do they have a showers?
I'm going to spend the night on there http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif - so I want to refresh after arriving from Basel....
Waiting for som info
I'm going to spend the night on there http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif - so I want to refresh after arriving from Basel....
Waiting for som info
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They use a shared lounge there which if I recall correctly is called "Menzies" or so. Very basic amenities, no showers. And I don't think it's open during the night... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/biggrin.gif
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#3
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The AMS C lounge is C as in "Cr*p".
It's the worst lounge I have ever been in.
Stephen
It's the worst lounge I have ever been in.
Stephen
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by sjharte:
The AMS C lounge is C as in "Cr*p".
It's the worst lounge I have ever been in.
Stephen</font>
The AMS C lounge is C as in "Cr*p".
It's the worst lounge I have ever been in.
Stephen</font>
Wait till you get to one of LOT's two "Executive Lounges" in WAW. AMS is heaven compared to that.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by HajoFlyer:
Wait till you get to one of LOT's two "Executive Lounges" in WAW. AMS is heaven compared to that.</font>
Wait till you get to one of LOT's two "Executive Lounges" in WAW. AMS is heaven compared to that.</font>
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Thanks.
Att. from Swiss told me that they share "Aero Grand", but I didn't found any on Schiphol.nl .
I just want to take a shower before before having fun in AMS.... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif
Raf
Att. from Swiss told me that they share "Aero Grand", but I didn't found any on Schiphol.nl .
I just want to take a shower before before having fun in AMS.... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif
Raf
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by HajoFlyer:
Wait till you get to one of LOT's two Executive Lounges in WAW. AMS is heaven compared to that</font>
Wait till you get to one of LOT's two Executive Lounges in WAW. AMS is heaven compared to that</font>
I know both WAW and AMS lounges and I've found the LOT lounge in WAW nice and quite acceptable. Friendly staff, good selection of drinks, a huge selection of cookies, candies and juices and a reasonable selection of international newspapers. However no showers and no views of the airport.
Amsterdam has windows providing an airport view over a roof, an acceptable selection of refreshments, more worn out furniture and no showers. At present LOT offers a better service than some lounges I've been in, and surely WAW is better than AMS.
#8
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Having been in the LOT lounge at WAW last November and the Qualiflyer C class lounge in AMS in March, I'd have to agree that the WAW lounge wins hands down.
I hated most things about my brief trip to Warsaw. the lounge at WAW was one of the few things I remember with any fondness.
Stephen
I hated most things about my brief trip to Warsaw. the lounge at WAW was one of the few things I remember with any fondness.
Stephen

