Continuing my tour of Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport lounges, I decided to next check out the Miracle First Class Lounge, located in Concourse D.
Bangkok Airport has at least nine(!!!) Miracle Lounges — some are technically “first class” lounges while others are “business class” lounges, though they all belong to Priority Pass. So I’m not sure what the distinction really is, though I know that various airlines also use these as contract lounges for their passengers.
The Miracle Lounge was located between the Thai Lounge and Turkish Lounge, with the entrance being near gate D6.
Bangkok Airport terminal
Bangkok Airport terminal
What’s interesting is that there are actually two Miracle Lounges right next to one another, including a first class and business class one. Best I could tell they looked very similar.
At the entrance I was promptly admitted to the 24/7 lounge with my Priority Pass card and boarding pass.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok entrance
While nothing to get too excited about, I thought the lounge was significantly nicer than the Thai Airways Lounge. The lounge was bright and empty, which is more than I can say about the other one.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
Inside the entrance and to the left was a variety of seating, including chairs in rows facing one another.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
Further into the lounge was a self serve drink selection, a buffet, and more seating.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
In the back corner of the lounge was a business center (or something) with dining tables and some communal tables.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok seating
Inside the entrance and in the other direction was more seating, as well as a dining area.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok seating
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok dining area
Miracle Lounge Bangkok dining area
Miracle Lounge Bangkok dining area
There were several food and drink areas throughout the lounge. On one side of the lounge was a display with about a dozen types of liquor.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok liquor selection
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok liquor selection
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok liquor selection
Then there was a coffee machine, a fridge with soft drinks and beer, and some light snacks, including sweets.
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok buffet
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok buffet
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok buffet
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok snacks
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok coffee & tea
Miracle First Class Lounge Bangkok drinks
The main dining area was at the far right of the lounge. There was a fridge with a ton of drinks, including beer, wine, soft drinks, and water.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok drinks
Then there were a variety of cold options, including fruits, veggies, cold cuts, and more.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok food
Miracle Lounge Bangkok food
There was also toast and packaged finger sandwiches.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok buffet
Miracle Lounge Bangkok buffet
Then at the very far end of the lounge was an open kitchen. Interestingly on the other side of the kitchen was the business class section of the lounge, so I guess the food & drink selection (and decor) is similar.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok food selection
There were several dishes you could order here, including roasted red pork with steamed rice, roasted duck with steamed rice, and noodle soup with shredded chicken.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok food selection
The lounge’s showers and bathrooms were in good condition, and Wi-Fi in the lounge was fast enough.
Miracle Lounge Bangkok bottom line
While I’m not sure this lounge lives up to its “miracle” name, it’s pretty good nonetheless. The lounge is spacious, wasn’t crowded, had modern enough seating, and was bright. Personally I significantly preferred this to the Thai Airways Lounge.
I’d guess that the other Miracle Lounges are roughly comparable to this one, though with a total of nine lounges it’s tough to know for sure. In general I think the Oman Air and Turkish Airline lounges would still be preferred, though.
If you’ve visited a Miracle Lounge in Bangkok, what was your experience like?
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