Swiss First Class Lounge, Zurich Gates A: Small, but excellent service

This is thelast lounge of this itinerary that takes me to Paris and then London the next day.

As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:

#	Type	Review
1	Diary	Asian getaway in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
2	Lounge	Lufthansa Senator Lounge, Londres Heathrow Terminal 2
3	Flight	Swiss Business, Londres Heathrow – Genève Cointrin, Airbus A220-300
4	Lounge	Swiss First Class Lounge, Geneva Cointrin
5	Flight	Swiss Business, Geneva Cointrin – Zurich, Airbus A320neo
6	Lounge	Swiss First Class Lounge, Zurich – Gates A
7	Lounge	Swiss First Class Lounge, Zurich – Gates E
8	Flight	Swiss First, Zurich – Singapore Changi, Boeing 777-300ER
9	Hotel	W Singapore
10	Lounge	Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge, Singapore Changi Terminal 3
11	Flight	Singapore Airlines Business Class, Singapour Changi – Kuala Lumpur, Airbus A350-900
12	Hotel	W Kuala Lumpur
13	Flight	The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur
14	Lounge	Plaza Premium Lounge, Kuala Lumpur
15	Flight	Singapore Airlines Business, Kuala Lumpur – SIngapore Changi, Airbus A350-900
16	Hotel	JW Marriott Singapore South Beach
17	Lounge	Singapore Airlines First Class Lounge, Singapore Changi Terminal 3
18	Flight	Swiss First, Singapore Changi – Zurich, Boeing 777-300ER
19	Lounge	Swiss First Class Lounge, Zurich – Gates A
20	Flight	Swiss Business Class , Zurich – Paris Charles-de-Gaulle, Airbus A220-300
21	Hotel	Sheraton Paris Charles-de-Gaulle (not reviewed)
22	Flight	British Airways Club Europe, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle – Londres Heathrow, Airbus Axxx (not reviewed)

Today’s itinerary

Location and welcome

Once I passed the VIP passport control, I was greeted by a smiling attendant who took me to the elevator leading to the First Class lounge. On the left, the Alpine lounge, on the right, a doorbell for the First Class lounge. The door opens immediately and I am greeted by the hostess who will indicate to me a departure from the lounge at 12:05 pm for my boarding to Paris, by limousine.

I am then invited to enter the lounge itself via a long corridor that leads to it.

Lounge design

I already made a brief report on the outbound trip, the lounge has not changed in 1 week…

I will sit in one of the two seats next to the bay window with a view on the terminal, and will change spaces according to my desires, either for breakfast or to work in one of the private offices.

I will alsouse a shower to freshen up before my work day begins. These are rather small, and unfortunately, with very little space to change. But they are clean and well maintained, something too rare in airport lounge showers.