Priority Pass is the worlds largest network of independent airport lounges, with over 1,000 participating lounges around the world. Some of these are airline lounges, some are contract lounges, and lately theyre even expanding beyond that.
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@Lucky this has existed for a while, I've tried it, and they're a bit strict about the guesting privileges, in the sense they wouldn't allow any guests even if you're entitled to unless you're adamant about it.
P.s. I don't have Priority Pass but have LoungeKey. And guess they're the same since they're owned by the same company.
It's nice to see a real informative post rather than "look at me" like many of the bloggers do.
Thank you
My one gripe with this post is that every few weeks we get a PP post which includes how you used the Sofitel LHR lounge.....even though you were not flying. I do not think it is a good idea to keep bragging about how you exploited this loophole.
Sure, talk about this lounge and have the link to the original post for those who want to learn more, but unless your goal is to kill this loophole , then please stop banging on about this glitch every few weeks.
need this in LAS....
typical check out time is 10am
what do you do with an evening flight?
@lucky; I agree with Tom, please stop repeating Sofitel lounge story. I love your work and your information has made my traveling life much more enjoyable.
I haven't tried these, but just did Minute Suites at ATL on Sunday and was pleasantly surprised.
I usually have a terrible time falling asleep, but even without being tired I was asleep in 8 minutes. I had no idea/sense at all that I was in the middle of a busy airport. If anything, it was quieter and darker than most hotel rooms I stay in.
BTW, Minute Suites *does* take reservations, even for Priority Pass visits, and I highly recommend doing so as every single suite was taken when I was there.