Lounge Review: Luxembourg Airport Lounge

Our review of the Luxembourg Airport Lounge, ‘The Lounge,’ updated in 2024.

Location and Access

The lounge is located immediately after the security check on the same floor. Access is available to business and first-class passengers, status members of the airline alliance you’re flying with, or holders of a Priority Pass or Dragon Pass. Cash payments are not accepted for entry upon arrival.

Seating options

There are many seating options to choose from, including high chairs for laptop work, dining tables, and relaxing sofas. For a small lounge, there’s a good variety of seating areas available.

However, since the lounge hasn’t expanded in size over the past six years, while passenger numbers have doubled, you may find it difficult to get a seat during peak hours in the morning or evening, which can be frustrating.

One nice feature is the view: if you’re seated by a window, you can enjoy a full view of the runway and watch planes landing and taking off.

But, the large windows in this lounge have as well a significant drawback. As soon as the sun shines through, it becomes uncomfortably warm, whether it’s summer or winter. This is quite unpleasant, especially if you start sweating before your flight. It may be that the air conditioning doesn’t work properly, or the temperature is simply set too high.

Food and Drinks

A small cold buffet is available, and it’s quite good, even featuring smoked salmon. Additionally, there’s a selection of fresh fruits, snacks, and desserts on the self-serve buffet. In the mornings, a limited selection of hot items, including scrambled eggs and bacon, is also offered.

When it comes to alcoholic beverages, the lounge holds its own compared to flagship lounges. A variety of beers and wines is available, along with premium spirits and even champagne.

Other services

Showers are not available, only restrooms. Despite the lounge’s size, there’s a good selection of magazines, and Wi-Fi is complimentary. A few charging stations for your mobile are provided, along with plenty of floor-embedded power outlets. However, these outlets can be a bit tricky to open, which is a minor drawback.

Conclusion

For a small airport like Luxembourg, where transit passengers are virtually nonexistent, the lounge is quite decent, especially when it comes to the variety of alcoholic drinks. You’ll find everything you need here for a comfortable stay before your departure.

Below is a short video of the lounge: