Back on the road, this time for personal reasons, for a quiet week in Hungary with my family-in-law.
To that end, we booked two tickets in Business on British Airways for £300each and chose to book at the Marriott Budapest which has great views of the Danube.
Here is the route followed:
Check-in and ground experience
48 hours before the flight, British Airways allows its passengers to upload all health documents, either directly via its website (as is the case for Budapest or Valencia) or via the VeriFLY application (as is the case for Paris).
I carry out this formality as soon as I receive the SMS and a few hours later, I receive confirmation that the documents have been validated, which will allow us to register online the next day.
As planned, we carry out this formality from H-24, and can go to the airport.
We arrive about 2 hours before our departure. The Club check-in is deserted and the flight attendant directs us to the First counters.
Our luggage is well checked and our boarding passes are given.
We will use the Fast Track and be airside in less than a minute.
Location
Being in Club Europeon BA, we obviously have access to the lounge of the national airline.
Nevertheless, American Express recently announced the opening of its Centurion lounge at LHR T3, so we’re trying it out.
The lounge is located in Zone A, on the far right of the Duty Free.
An elevator leads to it.
Lounge design
The entrance to the lounge is really beautiful, in Centurion and American Express World Service style
Numerous work and relaxation areas are available, as well as insulated phone booths.
The whole thing is obviously beautifully designed, totally up to date.
Catering
The restaurant offer is of excellent quality, all prepared by a chef.
A full complimentary baris available, and the buffet features well-prepared and set plates, as well as an Afternoon Tea area.
Everything was just perfect.
Bottom line
An excellent airport lounge, very exclusive. Only the blind aspect is annoying, but for everything else, it’s perfect.