In the last installment I reviewed EL AL's first class lounge at Ben Gurion Airport, which I had access to since I was in first class. However, I also briefly checked out EL AL's business class lounge. The business class section of the lounge is also in the King David Lounge. However, at the reception…
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Seems like an above average business class lounge to me. Food spread looks very good.
not as nice as this lounge, but there's a solid priority pass lounge called the Dan lounge in the same terminal. not a lot of food/drink offerings there, but plenty of seating. i was on the end of an organized tour with a bunch of Americans, flying home together, so i used (abused?) my unlimited-guesting CSR privileges and brought about a dozen people in. good times.
"While the furniture wasn't especially modern" ...
Dude, please. You're looking at The Egg there, which is highly regarded as a timeless classic design piece. I'm pretty sure there's Le Corbusier chairs, too. Talk about being uncultured.
The Egg retails for 17,500 dollars, btw. But don't let that distract you from a busy week ofw uploading Casey Neistat videos.
"While the furniture wasn’t especially modern, it was in good condition."
Interesting, since it looks like the exact same furniture they have in the first class lounge, and you thought that was beautiful...I guess hardwood floors make the difference?
It looks like your average business class lounge. But certainly seems nice than their own first class lounge, what with the better buffer, different seating areas, the split levels, etc.
Out of curiosity, what lounge did your parents have access to?
Not going to lie -that food spread looks very, very good. It’s as though someone gave it a lot of thought about how it would all taste in combination, as well as sequence
I was here upon Nov 6 it's been renovated since but sadly the showers and the cigar lounge are gone replaced by more seating @ben maybe it's high time you review again elal and tel aviv airport