Bangkok First Lounge

[snoophound]

Is there a Qantas Lounge in Manila? I thought there was only a CX lounge and that was not much of a lounge anyway. Oh and no toilet....

yes their sure is a qantas lounge and its terrible worst in the world imho
emirates have the nicest and newest lounge
manila is prob the worst airport of any large SE asian country,an embarassment really

 

[djfuzz]

yes their sure is a qantas lounge and its terrible worst in the world imho
emirates have the nicest and newest lounge
manila is prob the worst airport of any large SE asian country,an embarassment really

There appears to be an Associated Lounge there, not a Qantas lounge.

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Since it's not their lounge (or airport), it's not entirely their fault. But I agree, if it's as bad as you say, QF/BA should do something about accommodating their J/elite pax in better facilities.

Believe me though, I have been in some ****ty 'lounges', so your 'worst in the world' tag intrigues me.

 

[JohnK]

There appears to be an Associated Lounge there, not a Qantas lounge.

I think this is supposed to be the Manila Lounge which is a pay as you go lounge (US$11?) and free for Diners club members.

 

[Bang4Buck]

I found the whiskey bar at JL F Lounge at NRT is enough to make a significant difference in my view. And the buffet dining at MH F Lounge at KUL sets it significantly ahead of the J lounge next door. Its as good as The Haven at CX F Lounge at HKG as far as dining is concerned. And I find the waiter dining experience and food quality at QF F Lounge in SYD and MEL is a significant difference to the J lounges at the same airports. So you, it would seem MMV.

NM, you'd know better than moi. I don't drink alcohol and thus never notice the selections. I also rarely eat in F lounges, as I prefer to eat inflight for 3 reasons: 1. Previously I've found the food better in air 2. I try to eat at destination meal times, and usually this occurs when I'm on board 3. I find it easier to sleep en route after a meal.

As a matter of curiosity, have you been to the TG BKK F or LF FRA F lounges?

 

[simongr]

NM, you'd know better than moi. I don't drink alcohol and thus never notice the selections. I also rarely eat in F lounges, as I prefer to eat inflight for 3 reasons: 1. Previously I've found the food better in air 2. I try to eat at destination meal times, and usually this occurs when I'm on board 3. I find it easier to sleep en route after a meal.

I find the QF F lounge food far superior to the F and J food - mostly as I think it isn't designed by Neil Perry

 

[NM]

NM, you'd know better than moi. I don't drink alcohol and thus never notice the selections. I also rarely eat in F lounges, as I prefer to eat inflight for 3 reasons: 1. Previously I've found the food better in air 2. I try to eat at destination meal times, and usually this occurs when I'm on board 3. I find it easier to sleep en route after a meal.

For me, most times the food is better in the lounge than in the air. More likely I am going to be in Y than F these days. So eating in the lounge is likely to be my preference.

As a matter of curiosity, have you been to the TG BKK F or LF FRA F lounges?

No, I have visited either but have had some very good reviews, especially about FRA First Class Terminal.
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