This lounge is certainly above average, but I wouldn't say that it is the best. First, it feels…read morelike everyone uses it, so it's pretty crowded. The catering area conjured up images of lions feeding in the a Serengeti. Still it was good to find a place to rest and the lounge was certainly better than hanging out by my gate for hours.

Always great to check in here before a flight. The food's always good and of great quality. Coffee…read moreis not too bad. They also have different kinds of spirits and other alcoholic drinks. It has multiple desks to work and business corners, and comfy booths to relax before a flight.

You can request someone to physically walk u from check in desk to this lounge if you are flying…read morebusiness class with any of the star alliance airlines. Two hot soups, two salads, one main entree, and three sweet offerings. Thought the options were solid. The consommé was delicious. Shared WiFi with the entire airport - no need password - aka very spotty at times. Also could get super hot and stuffy in there. Not bad of a lounge to grab a quick bite and rest for a sec.

Bottom Line: If you're in B/C or D gates, you'll have to exit a (the?) security zone to enter the…read morePlaza area to access this lounge. The Plaza area where this is (between B/C and D gates) seems to be airside, but when you leave it to go to any of the gates, you'll have to re-screen through security. It's a little weird, but maybe it's actually ground side? We were transiting the airport, so we didn't go outside of the Plaza area, so I don't actually know. As far as the lounge itself, I'd call it average. It was pretty quiet when we were there, but that's always dependent on the flight schedules. We caught the tail end of the breakfast spread, so it was basically breads, spreads, cheeses, and cold cuts. It looked like there might have been a small selection of hot snack for lunchtime, but we had to leave before they came out so YMMV. If you have to use the bathroom, use the ones next to the main food area, don't follow the signs behind the checkin desk, those were sub-par.

By far the worst business class lounge experience ever. Overcrowded and was asked by attendant to…read moreshare a very small table with a stranger - I thought the point of a lounge is to relax? The lounge is hard to find. Once there you have your haul your suitcases up a few steps (? Why not have a ram?). The food selection was worse than a cheap hotel lobby breakfast with even less of a selection. The bathroom was tiny with only two stalls and was not kept clean. Dont bother coming early for this. More peaceful to sit in general boarding area.

Was there early--8am for a 12 noon flight. Only warm item for breakfast was some unappetizing mass…read moreof congealed scrambled eggs, which when tasted were even less appealing. Seats are basic & uncomfortable. Recharging is available on poles stationed seemingly thoughtlessly & at random. Several tables were beyond the reach of the recharging stations. There is a fair selection of newspapers, beer, liquor and soft drinks available. All in all very unappealing from hot food point of view during breakfast hours.

After checking in for our flight for our flight from Austria to Frankfurt, we were invited to the…read moreAustrian First Class lounge. Since Austrian Airlines does not have a first class cabin from Vienna to Frankfurt, I thought we would have access to the Austrian Senator Lounge. Upon entering the HON Circle & Lufthansa First Class Lounge, there is a refrigerator full of drinks. Located in the corner, was a self-serve liquor section along with an espresso machine. Next to that was the food section, which included crudité, bread, and appetizers in single servings. There was a section of hot food, fruit and desserts as well. Catering is done by CO & DO. The food was good, but was probably untouched throughout most of the day, as it did not appear that many passengers passed through the lounge on a daily basis. On each table, there were also martini glasses full of almonds, and other snacks. The lounge itself is somewhat small, with several tables in the middle of the lounge. There was also a small, walled off section facing a TV, and two chairs along the far wall. We were the only people in the lounge for about 30 minutes, before several other passengers arrived. Unfortunately, the lounge was mostly unstaffed throughout the visit. One lounge attendant came in several times, but only to bring out new food. All in all, the HON Circle & Lufthansa First Class Lounge was very underwhelming based on this visit.

The Austrian Business Lounge is quiet, spacious & filled with delicious foods & drinks for…read morebreakfast. Large windows to look out & tons of areas to charge your devices. The staff are plentiful & eager to assist. Overall a very nice area to sit & relax prior to next flight.

Friendly staff and not crowded on a Sunday morning. Easy to get to and clean. Many drinks all…read moreoffered at no charge. Food choices were limited.

We flew in and out of VIE on Austrian Airlines. VIE was well designed with easy to navigate…read moreterminals, onsite rental car center, hotels and train station with direct connections to Vienna. Arrival was a quick transition after landing to picking up our luggage since we were flying from another Schengen country. Departures was a little more work since LHR was non-Schengen and Austrian's website would not let us do online check-in. It was quite fortuitous that we spent the night before at the NH Collection Vienna hotel which was right next to the terminal. We were able to head over and talk to the Austrian Airlines desk and she was able to fix the hiccup in our reservation and got our boarding passes printed! She would've even allowed us to check our luggage if we didn't need it. We only tried one restaurant in VIE which was at Wolfgang Puck's (reviewed on Yelp separately). It was located outside of baggage claim, quite large and can't be missed if you want a meal/drink before or after your flight. As a Star Alliance Gold, I was able to get the fasttrak security but ended up falling in the regular line since my SO didn't get the same benefit with her Star Alliance Silver status. There were a lot of lines open that early AM but very chaotic since some passengers just couldn't follow instructions. Then they ran out of trays......so we had to wait.....and wait some more. Immigration was a lot better with faster processing compared to our earlier EU trip in January. Hopefully this meant the EES system was getting more of the bugs out. With our extra time on our hands, we arrived well before the Austrian Airlines lounge opened so sat out in front. We were one of the first ones inside and ate a decent hot breakfast before our flight. We stayed here until it was time to board so we did not get to see much else in the terminal. Besides the chaos at security, VIE was one of the better EU airports to transit through and find what we needed.

Vienna International Airport is a compact facility with everything you could want or need within…read morereach. The process of arriving at the terminal was easy. The check in desk's, security very tight day to navigate. It is a major bonus if you have FassPass & a business airline ticket. I know I'm very lucky. However, the process here is seamless.

Very average. + Food…read moreselection early in the morning (we arrived at 0600) was good (juices, meats, cheeses, cereal). + Comfortable seating. + Very quiet. But at 0600, you expect that. - Only 4 power outlets in the entire place. Just not acceptable these days when everyone is carrying at least 2 battery-powered devices.

This was the lounge recommended to us by BA when we checked in…read more It was very busy, took over 20 minutes for the 2 of us to find a seat together. There was just one overworked staff member who had to clean up and keep replenishing the counter. She was doing her best, but you could see that she was completely overworked given the sheer volume of people using this lounge. Washrooms were fair. Most reading selection was obviously in German, but we did find a couple of English newspapers. We entered around 5:30. The hot meal option was jasmine rice and Thai vegetables. There was an apple celery soup and a beef consommé (that was supposed to have pancake strips according to the description, but didn't) Then there were chips, nuts and pretzel sticks. The last section was a couple of vegetarian salads and 2 dips. No meat at all The beef consommé was fine. And once I added sufficient Tabasco, chives and croutons to it. It made a fairly filling snack, so I won't binge on junk when we land in LHR after 5 hours.