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Review: Platinum Lounge Budapest

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We took a taxi to the airport at 5AM and made it there at around 5:30AM, with plenty of time to spare before our 6:50AM flight.

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(@Vivek Doshi)
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Very different airport and lounge than when I flew Lufthansa out of Budapest two years ago.


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(@OberBoberGrober)
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There was a *A lounge the last time I was there(*more to the left at the corner), but was denied entry because of overcrowding, and was a given a Maalev lounge pass, which was a beautiful lounge. From the looks, it seems like this lounge is the former Maalev lounge (does it have a cell phone charging station with lockers? if I remember correctly)


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(@Stephan)
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Nothing worse than flying half way around the world only to run into that accent! Had a horrible experience in Venice sitting beside a family at at a nice restaurant having to listen to them loudly discussing the details of their periods! The "ugly American" typified!


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@ OberBoberGrober -- Yep, I do remember those cell phone charging stations with lockers!


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(@lasteve)
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Dear Lucky,

When disparaging the speech patterns of your fellow countrymen, please be sure to get the demonym correct.


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(@ChetinNJ)
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Second that New Jerseyan!


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(@travelista)
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@OberBoberGrober,

Agree, it looks like the Málev lounge.


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