what lounge options at DEL?
Jul 6, 2005, 7:25 am
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what lounge options at DEL?
Where can I go as an Elite Plus flying AZ business class? I'll be in Delhi on Friday for about 10 hours and don't fancy spending more than half of that outside the airport. Is there a lounge that's preferable to the others, do all of them suck or what?
Jul 6, 2005, 12:35 pm
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Originally Posted by graraps
Where can I go as an Elite Plus flying AZ business class? I'll be in Delhi on Friday for about 10 hours and don't fancy spending more than half of that outside the airport. Is there a lounge that's preferable to the others, do all of them suck or what?
I can't imagine spending more than an hour there, although the gate area outside the lounges is even more bleak and desolate.
Jul 10, 2005, 5:47 am
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yuk yuk yuk yuk
what a terrible place. I decided to be sensible and go to a hotel. When I did return to the a/p, I used the upstairs lounge, it wasn't any better than what you described.
It was used by every airline under the sun as AI keep their (much nicer by the looks of things) Maharaja (sp?) Lounge to themselves and this is probably the only other option. It's not very big, so it's easy to understand that it was a tad crowded with people flying AF, KL, LH, TG, AZ, SQ, BA, you get the idea. Seats very hard to find. No computers as far as I could see, no mineral water, and only one free drink.
It was used by every airline under the sun as AI keep their (much nicer by the looks of things) Maharaja (sp?) Lounge to themselves and this is probably the only other option. It's not very big, so it's easy to understand that it was a tad crowded with people flying AF, KL, LH, TG, AZ, SQ, BA, you get the idea. Seats very hard to find. No computers as far as I could see, no mineral water, and only one free drink.