Double dipping in HKG for CX and Qantas Business lounges?

[cardiology]

If I am flying CX in buisness class, can I go in both the CX and QF lounges in HKG? Will they cross check for the entry with each other?

Thanks

 

[I love to travel]

You can go to both. Also go to as many of the CX business lounges as you like. They all have a different character so it can be a bit of fun.

 

[Hvr]

And next June we're going to meet in HKG and visit all of the lounges.

 

[RichardMEL]

No checking. You can use all the J lounges you are entitled to. Have at it.

 

[Happy Trails]

It's your solemn AFF duty.

 

[JohnK]

And next June we're going to meet in HKG and visit all of the lounges.

Not all of the lounges.

 

[blackcat20]

You can go to all of them; we did five lounges over five hours last year.

 

[Himeno]

CX gives you a lounge invite at check in if you are able to use a lounge. They take this invite when you enter the first lounge, but you don't need it. The boarding pass is enough to get into a lounge (provided you can access that lounge via flight class/status)

 

[Chrisgreen1]

While you can access all the lounges the Pier is where you want to spend all your times it's amazing!

 

[Himeno]

While you can access all the lounges the Pier is where you want to spend all your times it's amazing!

A few days ago, by the time I got through immigration and security, my flight hadn't been given a gate and I needed a drink so went to the QF lounge (because it was right there next to me). Once my stuff were recharged, I moved down to gate 65 and into the Pier for some food. Only to come back to gate 17 for the flight.

 

[Haplo]

I thought the Wing is the flagship lounge, or is that now Pier.

 

[risaka]

Once you go the Pier, you'll be dissapointed with the other CX lounges.

 

[defurax]

I thought the Wing is the flagship lounge, or is that now Pier.

I sometimes stop by the Wing after passing through immigration for a drink or to use a cabana if I'm in transit, but I usually always end up at the Pier...

 

[Haplo]

I usually (if not always) fly QF so don't have the opportunity to use the Pier. But the one time I was there (albeit briefly) I was quite impressed by the private room and the complementary SPA service, as well as the food and beverages.

 

[serfty]

I usually (if not always) fly QF so don't have the opportunity to use the Pier. But the one time I was there (albeit briefly) I was quite impressed by the private room and the complementary SPA service, as well as the food and beverages.

If you are eligible for status or class of service based access to the QF lounge when flying Qantas you are also eligible for CX lounge access before the same (oneworld) flight.

 

[Croupier]

I HKG most awesome place for a lounge crawl

 

[MEL_Traveller]

If you are eligible for QF lounge access when flying Qantas you are also eligible for CX lounge access before the same (oneworld) flight.

I'm gathering the OP is emerald (spa services in lounge). But otherwise access can be gained to the QF lounge through qantas club, or even a guest pass. These wouldn't also give access to CX lounges.

 

[serfty]

I'm gathering the OP is emerald (spa services in lounge). But otherwise access can be gained to the QF lounge through qantas club, or even a guest pass. These wouldn't also give access to CX lounges.

I presumed WP from @Haplo's commets in this thread: Deny access to Melbourne domestic lounge

In any case, I should have been more specific - I have edited my post.

 

[leadman]

Hubbing it through HKG at the moment, the only thing that puts me off is the black, read very black, decor for the toilets. Certainly gets a bit confusing there, but The Pier is great since the upgrade.

 

[Haplo]

Qantas always board on the gates near their lounge or between gate 24 to 30, so the walk back from the Pier (at gate 63) makes the lounge visit not attractive even through I had access.