How to Maximise TG Royal Silk Class Experience
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How to Maximise TG Royal Silk Class Experience
Hello,
I am soon taking my first flight on TG, flying from LHR-BKK-RGN in J on their A380 and A330. Is there a resource here on this forum detailing how to make the most of the Royal Silk experience?
I am aware of the lounge access at LHR T2, the turn down service onboard and the free 30min massage at BKK during my layover but is there anything else that I should be aware of which isn't proactively offered or obvious to passengers? For example are there any Pyjamas available on request?
Any advice/tips would be much appreciated thank you.
I am soon taking my first flight on TG, flying from LHR-BKK-RGN in J on their A380 and A330. Is there a resource here on this forum detailing how to make the most of the Royal Silk experience?
I am aware of the lounge access at LHR T2, the turn down service onboard and the free 30min massage at BKK during my layover but is there anything else that I should be aware of which isn't proactively offered or obvious to passengers? For example are there any Pyjamas available on request?
Any advice/tips would be much appreciated thank you.
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Hello,
I am soon taking my first flight on TG, flying from LHR-BKK-RGN in J on their A380 and A330. Is there a resource here on this forum detailing how to make the most of the Royal Silk experience?
I am aware of the lounge access at LHR T2, the turn down service onboard and the free 30min massage at BKK during my layover but is there anything else that I should be aware of which isn't proactively offered or obvious to passengers? For example are there any Pyjamas available on request?
Any advice/tips would be much appreciated thank you.
I am soon taking my first flight on TG, flying from LHR-BKK-RGN in J on their A380 and A330. Is there a resource here on this forum detailing how to make the most of the Royal Silk experience?
I am aware of the lounge access at LHR T2, the turn down service onboard and the free 30min massage at BKK during my layover but is there anything else that I should be aware of which isn't proactively offered or obvious to passengers? For example are there any Pyjamas available on request?
Any advice/tips would be much appreciated thank you.
Choose an A or K seat for maximum privacy.
They can can mix a good martini, either gin or vodka.
TG's new long haul biz class meal service and presentation is pretty good... it would give some first classes a run for their money.
Nothing else much much to maximise your experience unfortunately.
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not sure about the slippers as I did not get any yesterday on my long haul in J from Europe...PJs only in F
take a closer look at the drink menu as they serve now a more extensive menu of alcoholics, also the champagne, usually Veuve Cliquot is not bad
if your stopover in BKK is longer then 2 hours, beside the 1/2 hour massage try the slightly better Biz Lounges of EVA (terminal F) and SQ (terminal D)
take a closer look at the drink menu as they serve now a more extensive menu of alcoholics, also the champagne, usually Veuve Cliquot is not bad
if your stopover in BKK is longer then 2 hours, beside the 1/2 hour massage try the slightly better Biz Lounges of EVA (terminal F) and SQ (terminal D)
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SQ's new lounge opened earlier this year and is now down the same end of the (long) terminal as the EVA lounge ...
https://www.ausbt.com.au/singapore-a...angkok-airport
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Thank you to everyone for the very helpful replies. Confirm I found slippers inside washbag.
On a separate note - can anyone recommend where to go in BKK airport for the best prawn Pad Thai?
Many thanks
On a separate note - can anyone recommend where to go in BKK airport for the best prawn Pad Thai?
Many thanks
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SQ's new lounge opened earlier this year and is now down the same end of the (long) terminal as the EVA lounge ...
https://www.ausbt.com.au/singapore-a...angkok-airport
https://www.ausbt.com.au/singapore-a...angkok-airport
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Ok I think we're both kind of right. Full discosure: I have been to the EVA lounge but not the new SQ lounge yet. But I have walked past the sign to it ! I believe it is near gate D7 .. which is near the E/F/G 'end' of the terminal, compared to the old SQ lounge which was at the opposite end.
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The new SQ lounge is lovely and I'd wholly recommend it over the TG provisions. But if you are going for a massage after check-in, stay in the TG lounge until you have your treatment. It's a very long walk to the SQ lounge and then back to the TG spa (and then back again if you are in one of the far gates such as E or F concourse).