After 2 days of celebrating with colleagues, I’m back at the airport to return to my London home.
After check-in and getting my boarding passes, I use the Fast Track queue (which is really one at Budapest airport) and make my way to the boarding lounge.
As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:
# | Type | Review |
---|---|---|
1 | Lounge | Salon Plaza Premium, London Heathrow Terminal 2 (not reviewed, but similar review herei) |
2 | Flight | LOT Business, London Heathrow – Warsaw Chopin, Boeing 737 MAX 8 |
3 | Lounge | LOT Business Lounge Polonez, Warsaw |
4 | Flight | LOT Business, Warsaw Chopin – Budapest, Embraer E170 |
5 | Hotel | Hotel Memories, Budapest |
6 | Lounge | Mastercard lounge, Budapest |
7 | Flight | LOT Business Budapest – Warsaw Chopin, Embraer E170 |
8 | Lounge | LOT Business Lounge Mazurek, Warsaw |
9 | Flight | LOT Business Warsaw Chopin – London Heathrow, Boeing 737 MAX 8 |
Location
The lounge is located on the mezzanine of the main boarding hall, just after the Duty Free area.
Please note that all the lounges in Budapest are closed except this one. Most airlines therefore do not offer lounge access.
So I had to use my PriorityPass card… It seems that this card gives more lounge access than my airline statuses at the moment!
It’s worth noting that many loyal passengers of different airlines were turned away from the lounge.
Lounge design
The lounge design is modern and white, a little futuristic.
There are a few relaxation and catering areas.
Buffets are located in the middle of the lounge.
Catering
The food offer is rather limited… unlike the beverage offer.
Fortunately, a Nespresso machine works perfectly and will do the trick in this late morning.
Bottom line
A decent but not exceptional experience.