In the last installment I reviewed the Singapore Airlines first class lounge that I had access to, and in this installment I wanted to look at the Singapore Airlines business class lounge, which can be accessed by Star Alliance business class and Star Alliance Gold passengers. I'd note that the Air New Zealand lounge is…
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Totally agree with your assessment. I was there last week and the New Zealand lounge I found way superior. Decor, food, and coffee all better. There was something depressing about the Singapore lounge which surprised me.
What I found most frustrating is that the food here was better than food at their flagship lounge at Changi!!!
Also I found the service to be more attentive in the First Class Lounge than in your review. Maybe it just depends on staff on that day.
A clue to your couch mystery might be the high chair and colourful plastic stools...
Singapore airlines’ lounges are generally pretty disappointing. Especially when you consider that Sydney features their new design lounge with the ‘home away from home’ concept - though I’d like to know which home features seating in rows and back to back. I don’t understand why this airline insists on operating its own lousy lounges outstation ( eg Melbourne, Hong Kong, Perth) when they could easily use the usually better star alliance lounges.
Ben - these have been great reports, when will you finish the set? We are in a holding pattern over the SQ Business Lounge in SYD.
I rather enjoyed this lounge while I was awaiting my mid-morning UA flight to LAX. I had been to the Air NZ lounge, was uninspired by its soulless decor and generic breakfast, so went to the SQ lounge. I shared my impressions and plans with the Air NZ man at the door. He predicted I'd be back after checking out SQ. Wrong! I initially had the place almost to myself, and one of the staffers said he could make me a better coffee than the one in the machine. Correct! Actually, hats off to the friendly folks there. OK, the decor isn't super cool, but that doesn't matter to me. I maxed out on lychees (barely visible in one of the photos) and other Asian items, as well as toast and cereal. Great stuff. It got a little busier after an hour or 2, but not by much. I guess everyone was drinking the Air NZ Kool-Aid.