I continue my tour of the lounges of the airport of Bangkok the time to occupy my more than 8 hours of connection. The next lounge on my list is the Miracle Lounge. Or rather one of the airport’s Miracle lounges since I counted 5 in the airport.
Miracle is a “contract lounge”, in other words a lounge that does not belong to an airline but is open to certain passengers under certain conditions.
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Location of the lounge
This Miracle Business Lounge is located in Pier F, opposite the Eva Air lounge and next to the Air France lounge.
I say this lounge because there are several Miracle Business and First Class lounges.
Access to the lounge
It is a Priority Pass lounge and therefore accessible to Priority Pass holders. The aforementioned card is not free but is offered to American Express Platinum holders. That’s how I got there.
It is also open to Lounge Pass, Lounge Key and Diners Club cardholders.
Some of the airlines send their Elite, Business and First Class passengers there: Air China, Air India, ANA, Asiana Airlines and Shenzen Airlines.
Anyone can finally access it by paying 28€.
Lounge layout and design
Once past the reception, the lounge consists of a single room of fairly modest size divided into two areas: a dining area and a lounging area.
A little light when you see the number of people potentially eligible to access this lounge? Maybe that’s why there are so many Miracle Lounges in the airport.
In any case the look is quite premium and the lounge finally pleasant.
Catering
The offering is oddly more than decent for the size of the lounge.
A nice choice of raw vegetables to compose salads.
A choice of breads and sandwiches.
Pastries kept warm.
Hot dishes: rice, vegetables, meat and pasta with cheese and sauces available on the side.
On the drinks side we find the usual softs.
And a very correct alcoholic offer but it lacks wines…
All this is very correct and for having tested the hot offer it was good. Maybe also that finding some western dishes (meat, pasta) after several lounges where the offer was almost only middle eastern and Asian brought a little novelty in my day.
Facilities
The lounge does not offer toilets or showers.
Atmosphere
Very quiet and pleasant during my visit, I am afraid that it is otherwise when it is full given its small size.
Bottom line
A small contract lounge very pleasant and I was even more surprised that I did not expect it in a lounge of this size, especially for the catering.
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