Lounges at BRUSSELS Airport
#61
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Don't think any of the Priority Pass ones allow arrival, but if money is no object....... book a cheap flight out of BRU and then use a PP lounge. Could even do a cancellable flight and cancel it just before boarding time.
#62
Join Date: Aug 2008
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There is of course the Sheraton just outside the terminal. Assuming no visa issues, if money is no issue they would be happy to provide you with a room.
Airside just nothing but some benches...
Airside just nothing but some benches...
#63
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#65
Join Date: Oct 2010
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What's the best Schengen *G lounge in terms of tarmac views? I"m not too concerned about food or anything..
#66
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: many - mostly ZRH
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However, I was refused to get into the Brussels Airlines lounge - they said its only for Brussels Airlines customers. Was on a LH flight holding a UA*G card.
#67
Join Date: Apr 2010
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STAR Alliance Gold: Yes, when departing on Brussels Airlines or a Star Alliance member carrier the same day, irrespective of booking class + 1 guest.
#68
Join Date: Aug 2011
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Actually, it's the web page that's outdated. It's been a while now that the SN lounge is for SN customers only, others are redirected towards the adjacent Diamond lounge (or others).
#69
Join Date: May 2009
Location: EWR
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I've been directed by the "reception" in the hallway to the SAS lounge even when I had a SN boarding pass. Didn't try to see if the SN Lounge staff themselves would try to redirect me.
And saying the "website is out of date" is a pretty poor excuse for an airline to use
And saying the "website is out of date" is a pretty poor excuse for an airline to use
#72
Join Date: May 2006
Location: BRS (Bristol, UK)
Programs: LH SEN/*G
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I think it depends on the terminal.
In A, the SN lounge seems to be SN metal only. Anyone else gets routed to the SK lounge. (I'm LH*G flying BRS-SN-BRU-LH-XXX).
In B, the SN lounge is for people on SN metal, or with SEN status (e.g. LH*G, SN*G, OS*G). Everyone else gets routed down the corridor, in the direction of the former BD Diamond Club Lounge. (sniff...). I use the SN lounge in B (as LH*G flying XXX-LH-BRU-SN-BRS).
In A, the SN lounge seems to be SN metal only. Anyone else gets routed to the SK lounge. (I'm LH*G flying BRS-SN-BRU-LH-XXX).
In B, the SN lounge is for people on SN metal, or with SEN status (e.g. LH*G, SN*G, OS*G). Everyone else gets routed down the corridor, in the direction of the former BD Diamond Club Lounge. (sniff...). I use the SN lounge in B (as LH*G flying XXX-LH-BRU-SN-BRS).
#73
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Aussie in ORD
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Hey all!
Planning an ORD-?-FCO(Rome)-?-ORD for november..
One option is BRU (as is IAD and MUC).. Of course MUC is a top contender being *G (hello SEN lounge) what are the *G options like Non-Sechengen options like @BRU? Anything better that MUC?
Planning an ORD-?-FCO(Rome)-?-ORD for november..
One option is BRU (as is IAD and MUC).. Of course MUC is a top contender being *G (hello SEN lounge) what are the *G options like Non-Sechengen options like @BRU? Anything better that MUC?
#74
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#75
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: many - mostly ZRH
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I would choose the routing via MUC over IAD; because of the nice SEN Lounge and the immigration in MUC, which will save you some time in FCO.