Etihad Business Class Lounges

Almost a perfect example of what you want in a small outstation lounge, the Etihad Lounge Paris has a curved central spine, lots of blue and brown seats at one end, and the library at the other. This has windows overlooking the tarmac. In the rear most part of the lounge was a small room separated by a glass screen, for First Class and passengers trave ...read more.

The new Etihad airways lounge at Dublin is a delight. It is by far the best lounge at Dublin airport, beats the incumbent Aer Lingus and DAA into the ground, and it is a rare treat for a small outstation to have its own large lounge, which in some respects is better than the lounge at the Abu Dhabi hub. Even better it has a la carte dining, a full hot t ...read more.

The lounge is at the end of LHR Terminal 4. When you're in front of the SkyTeam Lounge you can either take the elevator or the winding staircase down to the Etihad Lounge, which is one level below the main concourse. The Etihad lounge London Heathrow is large with decent leather sofas - they come from the renowned Italian manufacturer Poltrona Frau. An ...read more.

The Etihad Airways Business Class Lounge Abu Dhabi Terminal 1 has the new style seating, bar and restaurant area, a small business centre, complimentary Wi-Fi connectivity, USB power outlets, bathrooms with shower facilities, and a playroom for children. What the Etihad Abu Dhabi Lounge in Terminal 1 also has are crowds in abundance. It is packed to the ...read more.

The new Abu Dhabi Etihad lounge Terminal 3 is good, very good, with lots of space, and a great restaurant. However when you finally stagger into it at 6am after a 14 hour flight from Australia, the last thing you want to see is passengers sitting on the floor because there aren't any seats left, and a two hour queue for the showers. The Abu Dhabi Etihad ...read more.

NEWS: The Etihad Lounge at Los Angeles Airport TBIT is now open. LAX Etihad Lounge. Etihad has opened the brand new Los Angeles Etihad lounge at the TBIT Tom Bradley International Terminal. It is a combined First and Business Class Lounge. ...read more.

The House lounge use to be the Etihad Airways Sydney Lounge. As such it attained a rather 'holy grail' status in the minds of many frequent flyers. Partly, this is because it is so far from Etihad's base, and also because it can't normally be accessed with a Frequent Flyer card. It is also, we do have to say, very good indeed. The The Hous ...read more.