Jul 10, 2023, 10:50 am
Last edit by: jamesbrownontheroad
LOUNGE OVERVIEW
SAS has two lounges at Copenhagen (CPH), both of which are located in Terminal 3, opposite the passport control of the C Gates:
- SAS Gold Lounge (turn right and go upstairs: access for EBP, EBD, EBG, *A Gold, *A First Class)
- SAS Lounge (turn left: access for SAS Business, SAS Plus, *A Business)
As of the 12th of September 2023 the lounge is open at 05.00AM but this is subject to change.
Here's the latest link to info about SAS lounges: https://www.flysas.com/content/flysa...AS%20departure.
LOUNGE AMENITIES
The SAS Gold Lounge offers the same amenities as the SAS Lounge, but with a slightly better food and drink selection. There is also an espresso bar which is staffed in peak periods. The Gold Lounge has higher ceilings and a more airy atmosphere.
Breakfast items (oatmeal, eggs, cereal, etc) are available at the buffet until around 10.30AM, when the offer shifts towards lunch.
A small number of showers are available.
Quieter recliners and places to sleep are towards the back of the lounges, overlooking the landside car park.
LOUNGE ON ARRIVAL
Arrival use of the lounge is for PY, J, and SK Diamond and above (thanks CPH-Flyer for providing the information).
In addition to the SAS lounges there are the following contract lounges at CPH:
- Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2, between Piers A and B, access with Priority Pass, among others)
- Carlsberg Aviator Lounge (Terminal 2, between Piers A and B, access with Priority Pass, among others)
- Copenhagen Apartment Lounge (Terminal 2)
- Eventyr Lounge (Terminal 3)
SAS has two lounges at Copenhagen (CPH), both of which are located in Terminal 3, opposite the passport control of the C Gates:
- SAS Gold Lounge (turn right and go upstairs: access for EBP, EBD, EBG, *A Gold, *A First Class)
- SAS Lounge (turn left: access for SAS Business, SAS Plus, *A Business)
As of the 12th of September 2023 the lounge is open at 05.00AM but this is subject to change.
Here's the latest link to info about SAS lounges: https://www.flysas.com/content/flysa...AS%20departure.
"Our lounges open approximately 60 minutes prior to the first SAS departure of the day and close approximately 30 minutes before the last SAS departure. Opening hours may vary depending on local contracts and according to seasonal timetables."
The SAS Gold Lounge offers the same amenities as the SAS Lounge, but with a slightly better food and drink selection. There is also an espresso bar which is staffed in peak periods. The Gold Lounge has higher ceilings and a more airy atmosphere.
Breakfast items (oatmeal, eggs, cereal, etc) are available at the buffet until around 10.30AM, when the offer shifts towards lunch.
A small number of showers are available.
Quieter recliners and places to sleep are towards the back of the lounges, overlooking the landside car park.
LOUNGE ON ARRIVAL
Arrival use of the lounge is for PY, J, and SK Diamond and above (thanks CPH-Flyer for providing the information).
In addition to the SAS lounges there are the following contract lounges at CPH:
- Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2, between Piers A and B, access with Priority Pass, among others)
- Carlsberg Aviator Lounge (Terminal 2, between Piers A and B, access with Priority Pass, among others)
- Copenhagen Apartment Lounge (Terminal 2)
- Eventyr Lounge (Terminal 3)
SAS Lounges Copenhagen (CPH)
Nov 21, 2018, 1:29 am
#212
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Because of weather conditions, stayed in the lounge for five hours. Ate a roll, butter and cheese (off the slicer). Grateful I made it to my accommodation before my body had had enough and "ejected" whatever the infected food was I ate at the lounge, which its still working ejected this morning. 😟
Nov 21, 2018, 5:28 am
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Because of weather conditions, stayed in the lounge for five hours. Ate a roll, butter and cheese (off the slicer). Grateful I made it to my accommodation before my body had had enough and "ejected" whatever the infected food was I ate at the lounge, which its still working ejected this morning. 😟
Nov 21, 2018, 7:16 am
#214
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Nov 21, 2018, 4:07 pm
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Alcohol resulting in vomit would be something other than the stomach virus infections that result in the Scandinavian "winter puking" sickness. But I guess the alcohol poisoning-related vomiting could be called a sickness of the season too.
Nov 26, 2018, 8:29 am
#219
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Concept
Underpinned by “Make Me Better”, the SAS Lounge is a place of rest and recharging, play and productivity, ideas and inspiration, lifestyle and healthy living composed of the Scandinavian Living Room, Health Club, and Members Bar & Restaurant. Most of these elements and experiences have come to life thanks to a partnership model, presenting travelers with brands, products and services they identify with. The result is a unique lounge experience, allowing travelers to make the most of their time, and positioning SAS as a lifestyle partner.This is all part of the 'lifestyle and healthy living composed of the Scandinavian Living Room' : you are just provided a complimentary cleanse so you can enjoy the nordic cube better (sometimes twice) and then be prepared for christmas debauchery.
Nov 26, 2018, 3:24 pm
#220
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This is all part of the 'lifestyle and healthy living composed of the Scandinavian Living Room' : you are just provided a complimentary cleanse so you can enjoy the nordic cube better (sometimes twice) and then be prepared for christmas debauchery.
This is all part of the 'lifestyle and healthy living composed of the Scandinavian Living Room' : you are just provided a complimentary cleanse so you can enjoy the nordic cube better (sometimes twice) and then be prepared for christmas debauchery.
Dec 10, 2018, 3:23 am
#221
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: SUV
Programs: UA *G MM
Posts: 7,018
Not too keen about the new lounge layout and design, however. I like the 7 chairs on wheels in the old smoking area.
Feb 19, 2019, 3:18 am
#222
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: CPH
Programs: SK-EBD
Posts: 1,273
Working desk
Having been somewhat depressed by the refurbished lounge, this morning I got a slight smile back. I re-found my favorite furniture, the spacious, oldfashioned working desk. 5 of those have survied, now situated somewhat private in the far corner towards the apron/transithall. Don’t tell too many, as it seems much easier to get one of those desks than before.😬
Feb 19, 2019, 9:29 am
#223
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: AGH
Posts: 5,979
This is where also usually hang out.
But still, hate that new CPH lounge. it was one of my favorite offices-on-the-go, now I just avoid it when I can by timing my arrival at the airport better.
Btw, I also dislike the new Swiss A-lounge in ZRH. But still miles ahead of the SK CPH lounge.
But still, hate that new CPH lounge. it was one of my favorite offices-on-the-go, now I just avoid it when I can by timing my arrival at the airport better.
Btw, I also dislike the new Swiss A-lounge in ZRH. But still miles ahead of the SK CPH lounge.
Feb 19, 2019, 3:01 pm
#224
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: CPH, BRU
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This is where also usually hang out.
But still, hate that new CPH lounge. it was one of my favorite offices-on-the-go, now I just avoid it when I can by timing my arrival at the airport better.
Btw, I also dislike the new Swiss A-lounge in ZRH. But still miles ahead of the SK CPH lounge.
But still, hate that new CPH lounge. it was one of my favorite offices-on-the-go, now I just avoid it when I can by timing my arrival at the airport better.
Btw, I also dislike the new Swiss A-lounge in ZRH. But still miles ahead of the SK CPH lounge.
Feb 19, 2019, 3:45 pm
#225
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: AGH
Posts: 5,979
As said before, the main floor looks like the breakfast room of a Scandic hotel and the glasbox facing the passport control like an Apple shop. That part I hate most because it really like lounging there overlooking the terminal. Now, it is just unwelcoming with those huge tables and you can’t even sit to look out of that windows (unless you get one of the 5 desks). You always have to crowd the tables, share them with lots of strangers. Like the huge sofas/couches.
I‘m a nice guy and get along with people but I prefer to have some distance if possible. The new setup forces me to share my space (I.E. the table) with lots of random strangers.
I‘m a nice guy and get along with people but I prefer to have some distance if possible. The new setup forces me to share my space (I.E. the table) with lots of random strangers.