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- QW TeoSingapore, Singapore67 contributions- Lounge looks posh and more upmarket than the usual plaza premium lounges.
- It was crowded during our visit on a Sunday afternoon.
- There was a food section (Primo) with adequate food selection. Besides some choices for hot food, there is also a salad corner and a live food station (fishball noodles were on offer that day).
- The bar counter area had some beverages and snacks such as doughnuts, cakes, peanuts, chips, bread, orange juice, infused water, beer and wine.Written 9 July 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - amiadsatel aviv53 contributionsThe feeling in the lounge is claustrophobic as it's dark and small crowded and noisy. Food is ok, good selection medium quality. Showers are mouldy. At some point (after shower) there was literally no sit available. Reception kept accepting more people in. After complaining manager said he won't refund cause I've stayed over an hour already. To move to the other lounge at gate 40 I had to pay again. Overall not the worst lounge but far from the best.Written 21 November 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- Raymond K5 contributionsThe Chase Sapphire Lounge is a new addition to HK International Airport, and since Chase has no presence in Asia, is largely used by Amex and Plaza Premium members.
Unlike the Plaza Premium and Centurion lounge, which are often overcrowded, Chase Sapphire seems to be largely unknown and was operating at approximately 20% capacity.
The bar is well stocked and the food consists of both an al la carte menu and a self serve buffet. While neither compare to Cathay lounges, both are perfectly adequate, and certainly superior to what you would find in other airports.
Unlike Centurion, Chase sapphire has fully reclining lounge chairs, and is a viable option to work in or relax for a few hours.
A welcome addition to the PP familyWritten 20 August 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Quang Kiet LeHo Chi Minh City, Vietnam914 contributionsSince the lounge near Gate 35 was closed, we chose to visit the lounge near Gate 60. It was quite crowded and hard to find a seat. Food selection was poor, and the best dish was probably the Hong Kong style noodle. The other ones were at average quality. No shower services!Written 18 June 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
- JoeBristol, UK71 contributionsI visited Cathay Pacific's The Wing business lounge in a late evening. It was located next to Cathay's first class lounge, with a barrier divided the first and business class section.
First issue I experienced was that there was no clear signage. Using the airport's signs on the upper level (immediately after security) would have taken you to the first class section. When I arrived at the desk, I was told the business class section could only be reached by going downstairs, through the airport's lower level and going back up - which in fact was the other side of the lounge. They should have signposted clearly so that no one had to going around the airport to find the entrance Cathay wanted, which was not what the airport's signs said.
Second issue was that the business section of the lounge was crowded, with all the seats taken up. I managed to find a spot after a short wait in the end.
There were some drinks and light refreshments at the bar, but by comparing to other airlines I would say the selections were quite poor. The only thing that was plentyful was the large number of cameras in the lounge area.
I would not recommend using their lounge facilities.Written 18 July 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. - Nga NHo Chi Minh City, Vietnam2 contributionsWe booked Cathay Pacific business class for a trip from Asia to the US in April 2023. However, when we arrived, we found that their lounges were closed for cleaning from mid-night to 5:00AM. Per the staff’s recommendation, we utilized the fee-based Plaza Premium Lounge, since, we figured, a lounge was a lounge, how bad could it be.
The line to check-in Plaza Premium Lounge was pretty long. We had a 45-minute wait, only to be informed that the sleep cabins were at max capacity, all they had left were chairs, not beds. Between the two of us, we paid $220 for 3hrs, lounging on very uncomfortable non reclining armchairs.
Nothing was Premium about the experience. The lounge was crowded and absolutely NOT premier. The food and drink were also extremely basic, with limited choice. It’s a self-service cafeteria which consisted of mixed nuts, premade sandwiches, cereals, fountain water and coffee. No bottle drink was provided, just fountain drink. Hot food section included a pot of soup, some steamed rice and hard-boiled eggs.
For the price we paid to use the lounge, it was most definitely not worth it. We could have just waited in the more comfortable chairs available all around the airport until Cathay Pacific lounges open again.
We just chalk it up to experience, and try to do more research, less assuming next time!Written 5 May 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
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