Arrive in Suites depart Silkair Biz - Private Room ?
Nov 26, 2014, 11:15 pm
#3
Join Date: Oct 2009
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If you're arriving on Suites or First, and connecting on J on SQ, you can still use TPR. In some stations (eg : Tokyo), when you're checking in for the F segment, ask them to check-in for both F & J legs and the check-in staff will even issue you an invite to the TPR for the J leg. Even without that invite, you can still gain entry to TPR by showing both boarding pass.
However, I'm not sure about connecting on J class on SilkAir.
I guess thats why Mister Nice was asking.
However, I'm not sure about connecting on J class on SilkAir.
I guess thats why Mister Nice was asking.
Nov 27, 2014, 6:29 am
#4
Join Date: Jan 2005
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The issue is that Silkair departs from T2 and the Privat Room is in T3 (where you actually arrive from FRA). If I were you I would go after arrival to T2 and use the First Class Lounge there (which you will e able to access). They have nice showers and usually it is very quite. I never understood the hype about the Private Room. I think it is just a mediocre extension of the T3 First Class lounge. Nothing special.
Nov 27, 2014, 6:39 am
#5
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IMO there's a huge difference between TPR and the FC section of the T3 lounge. The difference between the F and J lounges seems to be that the seating is more cramped on the J side and the FC lavs/showers are a bit fancier, but IIRC the buffet food area is the same.
By contrast, TPR has much more space everywhere, including around the computers. Drinks are served to you. Food is restaurant style, where you order very good things from a menu, but there's also some sort of appetizer buffet with Asian foods. The wine is better too in TPR, where again you order from a wine list.
By contrast, TPR has much more space everywhere, including around the computers. Drinks are served to you. Food is restaurant style, where you order very good things from a menu, but there's also some sort of appetizer buffet with Asian foods. The wine is better too in TPR, where again you order from a wine list.
Nov 27, 2014, 6:58 am
#6
Join Date: Dec 2001
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IMO there's a huge difference between TPR and the FC section of the T3 lounge. The difference between the F and J lounges seems to be that the seating is more cramped on the J side and the FC lavs/showers are a bit fancier, but IIRC the buffet food area is the same.