Lufthansa Business Class Lounges

The new Lufthansa Senator Lounge in Dusseldorf is a good large lounge, at nearly 700 square meters. The new Lounge features a generous bistro-area, comfortable seating with improved privacy, a quiet room to lay back and relax, free wifi, separated desks in the work-area, a smoking-room and stylish bathrooms with roomy shower-facilities. Both the Sena ...read more.

If you are stuck down the dim and distant A gates (A6 to A42) at Frankfurt, the good news is that at the 'corner' of the terminal, there is a good Lufthansa lounge tucked away, and even better, it has a great view. It's a bit of a hassle to find, upstairs, and with a small door on the right. It's hidden away, as it used to be the former First class ...read more.

The new Business Class lounges at Frankfurt on the Schengen side is fitted out in Lufthansa's new design, and it is also a good large lounge, at nearly 700 square meters. The new Lounge features a generous bistro-area, comfortable seating with improved privacy, a quiet room to lay back and relax, free wifi, separated desks in the work-area, a smoking-r ...read more.

The main inter-Europe lounge at Frankfurt for Lufthansa, the Senator Lounge in the Schengen Area is designed for Star Alliance Gold members flying inter-Europe. The second largest at the airport, the area is kitted out in Lufthansa's latest style, and is very similar to its 'cousin' upstairs, in the non-Schengen departure area, but it also boasts a spa! ...read more.

Out of all the Lufthansa lounges at Frankfurt, the Senator Lounge in the Non-Schengen Area at the A-Plus gates by gate Z50 is the one you are most likely to visit as a Star Alliance gold. The Frankfurt Non-Schengen Lufthansa lounge is the largest Lufthansa lounge worldwide, spanning almost 2,100 square metres. The Frankfurt Senator Lounge Internation ...read more.

The Lufthansa Munich Senator Lounge Non-Schengen is upstairs from the Schengen lounge, is the non-Schengen international area (all UK flights land in this area). It is marginally smaller, and lacks the water feature, but is still very clinical, with not very particular chairs. There is however, for the benefit of the international flights, a large s ...read more.

Munich is much less of a hub than Frankfurt, however it does have a lot of flights to many parts of the world. As a result it has two floors (Schengen, and non-Schengen) both of which have both types of lounge - Senator and Business. On the Schgenen floor, you actually have three different Senator lounges to choose from. This one, which is the old one, th ...read more.

The Lufthansa Munich Senator lounge by Gate 28 is the best of the four Senator lounges at Munich, but it often gets overlooked when passengers are hunting for the Munich Star Gold lounge, because the entrance to the other lounges are more obvious. However make no mistake, this is the lounge you should be heading for - because it has the big cocktail bar. ...read more.

To get to the Senator lounge, head up the concrete spiral stairs above the flower stall. The desk for business is straight ahead, and for Senators on the right. The Lufthansa Berlin Tegel Business Lounge is a tired and worn Business lounge, in dire need of a makeover. It does however have a perk denied the Senator side - you can look out and see the air ...read more.

To get to the Senator lounge, head up the concrete spiral stairs above the flower stall. The desk for business is straight ahead, and for Senators on the right. The Senator lounge is big, with a pleasant view of the car park on one side, and the shopping hall on the other. It hasn't been revamped yet, but does have the new food offerings. As you go in ...read more.

The Athens Lufthansa lounge comes in two flavours: Senator and Frequent Traveler (or Business Class) which is this lounge. It is by far the worst lounge at Athens Airport, by a long way. The lounge is in the Schengen Area, but right at the very far end of the terminal, just beside the Aegean lounge. It is quite a walk from the central shopping area, and ...read more.

The Athens Lufthansa lounge comes in two flavours: Senator or Frequent Traveler. The Senator lounge Athens is much bigger than the Frequent Traveler Athens Lounge, but neither is exactly spacious. As a Gold Star Alliance member, many passengers pop in here for the food and beer, before relaxing in the more comfortable Aegean lounge next door. The lounge ...read more.

This is a very typical Lufthansa new style Senator lounge. There is the classic blue leather and grey carpets, but at least the lounge has recently been rebuilt in the new LH style. It is also airside, just 50 meters to the gates Lufthansa use, and as such it is much closer than the Star Alliance lounge. The Lufthansa Senator Lounge at Paris CDG gets a ...read more.

The new London Heathrow Lufthansa Business Class Lounge in Terminal 2 is brand sparkling new, and designed with the latest Lufthansa dáécor, giving a light, bright, lounge, with good food, a decent free bar, and plenty of places to sit. The Lufthansa Lounge is located in the main building of terminal 2, T2A, so after check-in and secu ...read more.