Nice location lounge with a good view, ok selection of foods and ample beverages. Receptionist was…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable

I would say - at best just about okay. Fortunately, at 5:30 am, it was not yet crowded. There were…read moresome nice choices, croissants, muesli, pudding, cheese and some coffee. Too bad that there are no better power outlets - e.g USB-C or international outlets. Most business travelers do have to get some work done.

Full menu of drinks and food served by staff behind a roped off area for safety. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions. Best of all--outdoor patio seating . Huge deck to catch the sun! Was full from a recent meal so I did not eat. But the juice was excellent and so was the draught beer!

Was here Sunday late afternoon & in the Business section. (Senator lounge is on the same level on…read morethe other side). Seating is limited. That said, the best part of this lounge is the outside deck and seating. Mid February so it wasn't warm but it was a milder day (50 degrees) & sitting outside and watching the planes take off with a sunset backdrop was cool. I had the Mascarpone with Pear & Quince (very good) with Lemon Pound Cake (ok) and a Limonata. They also had a hot dish with fruits and the standard alcoholic beverages. Looking forward to coming back and enjoying that deck during warmer weather.

Decent airport to fly into though it was pretty busy. The…read moresystem they have for grabbing luggage could be improved. That area and information was a little hectic. The carasoul area wasn't too big either. Besides that, a decent airport. I flew here from a connection from Frankfurt so there weren't any issues with that. I probably landed in the domestic flight area but I'm not positive. It was my first time using this airport.

We had arrived in Hamburg by train but we're headed to Amsterdam by air and that means we're at HAM…read morefor our flight. Dropped off by taxi, it took a bit of time to find the right counters as we were so early that the Amsterdam flight wasn't even up on the boards. This is the usual setup for most non-US airports. Counters can sometimes rotate and so they post your departing destination (in order by departure, which I find confusing) and the counter where you need to check in. Once past that hurdle, the rest of the process was easy. Security was not difficult, especially as our Delta elite status got us into the fast pass queue. European standard security - remove all segregated liquids, laptops and other electronics out, shoes on, belt on and only a magnetometer. Through security is a large duty free shop with no "anti scent bypass" option so I zipped past it as quickly as I could. Lots of other shopping, many restaurants and at least three different airline lounges. Gate numbers are clearly posted, toilets were plentiful and clean enough. It was a mostly pleasant experience and I will be looking forward to another trip to Hamburg one day. [Review 12066 overall, 1849 of 2019.]

Not a bad lounge, here they had free drinks (no food) and if you are in the first class section of…read morethe lounge then people serve you your drinks. The seats were comfortable and was a good place to wait for your train.

They are nice, cool and helpful, even with upset or inpatient passengers. For kids they often give…read moresurprises. And when the trains are seriously delayed, you get some snacks too.

Now, this was the nicer part of the airport - nice and comfortable seats along with a good…read moreselection of cafes, shops and amenities. Compared to the Ryanair terminal, this is heaven - seriously suggest people wait here rather than in the Ryanair terminal unless you plan to fight for a specific seat. This airport is extremely accessible from the city - simply take a short trip on the tram and you will arrive in the city center - one of the few cities in Europe where it only takes a 10-15 minute trip to get from the airport to the city! Must say, I was surprised to find a dedicated Werder Bremen check-in desk in the main terminal!

Bremen Airport makes you pay for water once you pass through passport control - in 29C internal…read moretemperature it was 4 euro a bottle just to be alive. Or you can drink from the toilets I guess.

Small lounge next to the LH gate in Bremen Airport. They open early before the first flight. Up a…read moresmall stairway right off the waiting area. They have a Business and Senator Lounge section. The Senator side has more food options, but choices have declined in the last few years. Still better than the main waiting areas.

My most frequently visited cafe in Hamburg airport is in the non-schengen zone around B32. Tiny,…read moreit's overpriced, and often closed, but has a special place in my heart now I am the champion...