As we all know, Lufthansa is slowly rolling out its new Allegris passenger experience, with the most significant development being an all-new business class seat. In late 2023, Lufthansa also announced plans to update its lounge concept, with the introduction of Allegris lounges.
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It looks like your office that has just went through a renovation but generally is still bland.
It looks like a nice hospital or corporate cafeteria. The design team for Cathay's lounges must have had a good laugh about this.
Yes, I’d agree it’s reasonably nice. In terms of “local flair” there’s not that much to work with for a lounge in EWR / New Jersey.
Are they doing away with the Business/SEN distinction, or has that only ever been a thing in their German/European lounges? I don't think I have ever been to a LH lounge outside of Europe.
Does it have bartender-made cocktails? Any signature drinks? If so, that’s a pretty substantial upgrade for business class passengers.
And a la carte dining for F passengers is a huge upgrade. If I could eat here, then just have some caviar and champagne onboard before tucking in, that’s a win.
That's a moot point, since this lounge is located at concourse B, whereas all UA flights depart from concourse C.
That distinction is only valid at FRA and MUC. Even in Europe (such as MXP) they only have one lounge for both J and *G. Not that the difference is major these days.
Yes I was thinking this too. Seems the first section now has sit down dining and the business senator section is made smaller by a bar in the middle. And that's it.
This lounge has always been dreary and looks like not much has changed.
LH lounges are sterile, bland affairs, with not much to them. Usually the food choices are minimal. I guess its better than sitting in the terminal, but they are sub par, on world wide standards.