Airport Lounge Reviews with Photos from The Interior Review
Explore airport lounge reviews from around the world with original photos and firsthand insights on dining, amenities, comfort, and access from The Interior Review.
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Our latest airport lounge visits, from the first welcome to the final boarding call.
Air France packs French dining, cocktails, wellness, and plenty of places to hide away into its LAX lounge. But the most interesting room is the one most passengers will never enter: the private La Première lounge. Writer Dan Latif takes a magnifying glass to every inch of this impressive lounge.
At its home airport, Air France transformed 34,000 square feet of lounge area into a collection of zones and moods, creating space for everyone. Primarily serving international, non-Schengen passengers, the sprawling Terminal 2E lounge gave writer Dan Latif plenty to explore.
Airport Lounges in the United States
From New England to the nation's capital and beyond, The Interior Review explores hospitality through the lens of design, atmosphere, service, and cultural context in the United States.
Air France packs French dining, cocktails, wellness, and plenty of places to hide away into its LAX lounge. But the most interesting room is the one most passengers will never enter: the private La Première lounge. Writer Dan Latif takes a magnifying glass to every inch of this impressive lounge.
Splitting a focus on unusual restorative treatments and strong gastronomic offering, the Air France Lounge at JFK is an elegant escape in Terminal 1.
Airport Lounges in Europe
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At its home airport, Air France transformed 34,000 square feet of lounge area into a collection of zones and moods, creating space for everyone. Primarily serving international, non-Schengen passengers, the sprawling Terminal 2E lounge gave writer Dan Latif plenty to explore.
Situated on the northern edge of the terminal, Berlin’s BER Lounge Tegel has evolved since its 2023 opening. With a new catering partner, upgraded furniture, and a recent round of applause from SkyTrax, writer Dan Latif stops in for a pint and a pretzel.
The iGA Lounge at Istanbul Airport is the result of several individual lounges being consolidated into a single mega-hub. A risky move for obvious reasons, we wondered if such an enormous space can still offer the peace and provisions expected from a luxury airport lounge. Dan Latif takes us upstairs.
Coming off a comprehensive renovation, Copenhagen Airport’s Danske Bank Aviator Business Lounge leans heavily into Scandinavian design and regional selection of food and drink. Dan Latif brings us behind the velvet rope to explore how quiet, comfort, and genuinely nourishing food is reshaping the layover experience.
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