The Carlsberg Aviator Lounge at Copenhagen's Airport is accessible with a Priority Pass. It is a smaller lounge, but they had way better options than the nearby Aspire Lounge. Environment was also a cut above the aforementioned lounge. We were here early during breakfast and they were serving traditional cold Danish & European breakfast dishes including cheese served with those alternative manual rotary wire cutting slicers I've only seen in Denmark. There was a long line for the espresso machine as the second coffee station was out of commission for 20 minutes which made for a wait. Food was decent enough for breakfast fare but I kept expectations low. The yogurt and fruit cups were really good. The staff were helpful as well as very efficient with bussing tables for the next guests. They did have self-service wine and draft beers on tap. read more

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I was on the international side, and attempted entering the other lounge. That person said to go through board patrol and go to this lounge until with my long lay over. I'm not sure if I could have gone to both. The whole area looks modern. But it's not designed for comfort. The booth style seats are hard and no outlets. The tables have stools with zero backs. The food includes liver patte, rare cheese, pickled things, cold fish, egg salad, potato salad, lettuce, and some bread. This isn't the type of food I want to eat. It's also not the type you can eat a lot of. I understand it's simple but I'd rather have a turkey sandwich. There's no change or increase for meal times. Anyways soda and beer wise this is decent. 5 sodas: sprite, Coke Zero, Coke, 2 s.4 beers- carlsberg regular, original, NA, and an IPA read more

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Had a few hours before my connecting flight and with Priority Pass wanted to have a breather. Surprised about the stairs going upstairs to access it, the elevators are on the right side of the building by the steps to the bathrooms :-) Surprised by the small area inside, and can get quite busy. Great location above the shops and right by the Gate A/B split - go around the left of the middle building if coming from the terminal. Food was great - typical Danish "frokost" lunch type foods. Various breads and stuff to put on top :-) And of course several fresh Carlsberg beer on tap and soft drinks. If wanting to get some work done and more power outlets I would recommend the Aspire lounge in the next building a little further down :-) read more

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Good Danish food Some comfortable chairs. Not space to lay down or quiet corner Staff is very friendly and polite read more

Our summer airport lounge experiences weren't the best in terms of crowds and cleanliness. In an imperfect world, Aviator Lounge was as good any we experienced. What a nice view! Good temperature, good food, good drinks. Reasonably relaxing pre-flight experience. read more

Had a ton of time to kill waiting for my flight to Brussels, so I checked out this lounge and the Aspire lounge (both part of the Priority Pass). Positives: - There's seating - Coffee machine - Soda machine - Beers avail - Food, only cold options for me at least (on a Friday afternoon) Negatives: - Lack of outlets for laptop or charging - No hot food options - Can seem a bit cramped and loud I actually preferred the Aspire lounge over this one. read more

I joined a friend who was a member at this Lounge. He got a pass at a discount. The regular price is 155 DKK. ($21) A smaller lounge which was semi busy on a Friday afternoon around 1:30. A decent mix of seating options. For food, it was cold salads, dips and charcuterie. Wine and about 5 different Beers on Tap were available. Tables were cleared promptly. An ok option if the airport is very busy or some of the bigger lounges are not available. read more

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As a Priority Pass member flying out of the Copenhagen Airport to Amsterdam, I went to both the Aviator and Aspire Lounges to compare. Here's my experience at Aviator: 1) Food: There aren't as many food options at Aviator compared to Aspire. They have juice, coffee items, cheese, meats and a granola bar. 2) Design: It's an inviting space with views of the airport. 3) Space: It's more spacious than Aspire with plenty of areas to sit with all types of tables. Wifi is strong in both! read more

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Business lounge for several Skyteam airlines. There is a separate section (Apartments Aviator Lounge). Nice that there is separation from the masses. We were there for breakfast so options were limited but not bad. Also a good amount of beer on tap and alcohol options set out. read more

For an easily accessible lounge at CPH airport, Aviator provides the basics of refreshments. You enter through a set of stairs next to O'Learys bar as you will find the lounge overlooking the airport. There is a pretty cool view of all the passengers walking around below you since this lounge is centrally located between Terminal A and B. The food and drink selection is decent with bread, cheese, fruits, and a few meats to make roasted beef, pork loin, liver pate, and/or pickled herring sandwiches. Despite this, the lounge is crowded even with all the space and seating. In addition, no one ever came around to clear up our plates, which was probably because the place was so busy as well. read more

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Limited serve-yourself-drinks/food. The Carlsberg on tap is nice for beer drinkers. Seating isn't lounge-comfy but nice for opening up your laptop to get some work done before tour flight. read more

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This lounge is not bad. I wasn't sure if I should go to this one or the Aspire Lounge and ending up going to this one since I ran into it first. I think the best part of the Aviator Lounge was the Carlsberg beer on tap. The atmosphere was decent with a nice sleek wooden feel. I thought the front-desk lady was a bit stern. The food also could've been better. I think the other Priority Pass lounge is probably better. I'd come back, but only for the delicious self-pour taps! read more

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Compact, very little outlets, and little variety to snack on. The lounge does offer local beer on tap, such as Carlsberg and a coffee machine. read more

Good lounge except it was a bit cramped. Half of it was under construction. Hard to move around when seated. 2 sides to choose from, was packed when we came. Food selection was decent, more of bread and cold cuts. Not many alcohol choices as you only get wine and beer. They have one beer on tap and 2 bottles of wine out. The cold cuts were pretty good, huge slab of pate. Only one bathroom... it sucks if there's a line. Staff came by often to clean up. Lounge closed earlier then other lounges. read more

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Apparently there are four lounges in CPH airport, but this is the one we chose. From other reviews, the reviewers didn't think much of it, and is the worst of the four lounges. I didn't have the same experience. Having a few hours to kill before our flight, we came here to chill and have a snack. There was a good amount of variety of snack, and I enjoyed the cold cuts with cheese block you cut yourself. To match it, there was Carlsberg beer on tap. Flight info on the monitors is always appreciated. We didn't have any issues with seating or crowds, and none of the food was out. Nothing to complain about, if I were to be in CPH again, perhaps I would try one of the other three lounges for the experience, but I wouldn't oppose to coming back to this one again. read more

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I have been in many lounges through my travels and this lounge is really nothing special. Very limited in its food/snack selection. Seating was limited and very uncomfortable. The only plus to this lounge is the variety (3 types) Carlsberg beer on tap. read more

Aviator Lounge - Airport Lounges Near Me - Kastrup, 84

Often over crowded lounge that takes priority pass. The WiFi is decent but there's not many tables to comfortably work on. It's usually very noisy and the space is very awkward as they are in the mist of construction. They offer light refreshments like cold cuts, pastries, cookies, coffee, beer and soft drinks. The staff is friendly but the lack of space and with only one bathroom, this is the worst of the 4 Priority Pass lounges in Copenhagen Kastrup. read more

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This lounge is solid, but nothing fancy. You walk up the stairs to find the lounge and the restroom is outside where you check in. The food matched the other lounge, so between the two lounges in the area, they were identical in terms of food and beverage offerings. They also had Carlsberg on tap, along with soup and bread. The highlight of my experience was an extremely friendly employee who cleared my trash and used dishes very quickly from where I was sitting at the high top table. It wasn't very busy while I was there, but it wasn't empty either. I got in to this lounge via the Priority Pass. read more

I just can't give this lounge more than 2 stars. It's the worse of all the PriorityPass lounges I've been to in Europe and the US. The furniture is packed in pretty tight. It's old and worn out. The food selection is poor. The icing on the cake was having to wait to use the restroom. The staff is friendly, and the lounge was clean, but that doesn't make up for the negatives. read more

I'm a Priority Pass Card holder, and this is one of the better airport lounges that I have been to. I've been to the following airport lounges in these cities: New York JFK, Mexico City, Cancun, LAX, and Istanbul. I'm easily pleased with a lounge as long as there's reliable WiFi, good food, charging outlets, and a chair- that's all I really need to make me happy during a layover. All of the airport lounges that I've been to have been crowded. But, Aviator Lounge probably had the best food- fresh rye bread, salami, cheese, pilaf, juices, soda, fruit, coffee, tea, and foie gras! The foie gras was delicious! As another Yelp reviewer mentioned, it is very close to passport control and they have the boards to tell you the status of your flight. Although they do not make announcements when there is a change in flight status, the boards work fine. And, if you find yourself at the back of passport control with 10 min. left in boarding time, then they will allow you to skip to the front of the line. From my experience, I am comparing this lounge to the other Priority Pass lounges and this has been one of the better lounges that I have been to while using this card. read more

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NOT WORTH IT AT ALL! Really upsetting.. that sums up the aviator lounge. They have one beer on tap and cheap wine. I received access to eat after purchasing a business ticket with Norwegian what a waste... The food is not good at all or I should say the snacks, selection is so limited. If you are into sliced cheese and crackers at sub-par quality you will love it. It was so crowded we could barely find a place to sit. Nothing really stood out, in the airport it seemed as if there were better lounges that looked much nicer. The lounge is shared by many airlines which I think takes away from the intimacy. DO NOT PAY TO GO IN. Its not worth it I would spend the money trying a different lounge or eating somewhere in the airport. They don't make any announcements for departures so you have to keep track of time. We left after 30 min and got some good food and drinks! read more

If You Have NO Other Option , Spent An Hour Here On A Saturday. Waiting For My Gate Announcement, Definitely My Loss . The Carlsberg Beer Was Good. The Food , The Very FEW Options Was NOT . Almost $29 US Dollars Wasted , Sad To Say read more

This lounge is located perfectly for travelers transferring from one terminal to another or just in the same. It is in the middle of everything. It is rather large and has a decent (but somewhat dull) selection of snacks and drinks - for being an ordinary lounge for Priority Pass holders (among others). I do not see it being worth it to pay to get in though (if that is possible) other than if you are planning heavy drinking to "save money". Or maybe for easy access to wifi. I like the overview of the transfer hall. Also, do not sit "down stairs" (by the windows to the airfield) if you want peace and quiet, because this area tended to be like a running track for kids when I was there because of it's layout. Since you need to register for free wifi at the rest of the CPH-airport it is nice to have easy access to the lounge where no registered account is needed. Piece of papers with passwords for free wifi is at check in. You'll need one password each for every device you have. read more

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Not bad, but crowded and with somewhat odd seating options in terms of couches. Plenty of cafe tables and bar-style seating though. Like the other general-access lounge (Aspire), food options were really limited to snacks-only, nothing of any substance. Service seemed friendly enough, and they seemed to be moving through picking up plates and glasses somewhat regularly. Nothing wrong per se, but I prefer lounges for the quiet and/or the snacks, and this one happened to be a little short on both during our visit. read more

The Aviator Lounge is Copenhagen Airport's general lounge, meaning it is the one that is accessible to people who travel on a number of airlines, or have specific credit cards or similar. There's a specific SAS lounge as well it you travel with them. It is brilliantly located, one floor up right smack in the center of the airport. Couldn't be easier to get to anywhere in the airport from here, and you've got an enjoyable view of the runways and the terminal below. It is by far not the best lounge I've been in, but definitely not the worst (that's right, Lufthansa Business Class Lounge in Frankfurt Airport, I'm looking at you, here!). It's just not very remarkable. The food is OK, but choice is somewhat limited. Seating is good, and there's a nice, hushed ambiance there, great for relaxing or working. But you'll find better food and drink elsewhere, though of course not for free. This lounge, to me, is a sign of just how egalitarian the Danish society is. Because the thing is, when you walk into the Aviator Lounge in Copenhagen Airport, the first thing you notice is how NOT very different it is from the rest of the airport. Sure, it has free coffee and snacks, free newspapers, and better chairs, but it has the same decor, the same view of the runways (something many airports reserve for the lounges exclusively), and even the same free wifi! Which is as much as testement to how great an airport CPH is. If you're just on a quick stop-over, I wouldn't bother with this lounge. CPH is a nice airport, and you can spend quite a bit of time exploring the shops and restaurants. If you're looking for a full meal, I wouldn't bother, either. Go to MASH or Le Sommelier, right next door (MASH) and one floor down (Le Sommelier). And if you don't get access to this lounge for free, I wouldn't bother. It's nice if you have a bit of time to kill at the airport, to sit somewhere quiet in a comfortable chair, and with plenty of power outlets for your stuff, but not something I'd pay the cover charge for. read more

Unless you get free access it's not worth spending money at this lounge. Very small choice of snack and or drink. Space isn't am that big and not enough powerport. Bathroom is a mess and kids are always running around (where are the parents?) I don't think cellphone usage is prohibited so gets loud. Only good thing going for is location, and you might get your own seat and or space, other than that I wouldn't recommend this lounge. read more

It's not a bad lounge, per say, and there's even a Carlsberg tap you may help yourself too-- but like the Copenhagen Airport in general, this lounge is at about 175% its max capacity; there are people everywhere and no where to sit. There is even a queue for the loo. OMG! The service is decent, and they are cleaning up after the crowds quite well. The lounge, like much of Denmark, is self-service. IF there is someone slow in front of you, you may want to consider going around them, especially if you have a flight to catch. Worse part of this lounge though is that it is before passport control, this is a large variable in planning, because passport control, like the rest of this airport, is mobbed, and it could take you 20 minutes to get through. Don't worry though, if you are running late, you can cut the line. read more

I had 4 hours here at CPH on a trip from AMS-SFO. Time of visit was 0830-1230 on a Wednesday. Good location in Terminal. With Priority Pass I received entry for US$27 which is a reasonable deal. But the lounge is too small and the staff is overwhelmed with the crowd. Maybe it is due to folks like me who fly economy and then pay a modest amount to get lounge access. There are too many of us! The cachet of the lounge here has been considerably diluted. There is absolutely no prestige in this place though the seating is better than in the general terminal. The food was what this lounge failed on. Even if it had not been picked over, the food was at best what you would find at a cheap party. Crackers, cheap meats, some uninspiring bread. Pretty awful. One thing I will give them credit for is that they had a great supply of Coca Cola (and ice!) which I love. They are obviously at a marketing point that works for them. Not having an effective capacity limit and returning few benefits. It is not their fault. They are responding to the market. However, do NOT expect a Business Class lounge experience. read more

What a boring and busy lounge! The ladies at the check in were moving in slooow motion...followed by basically a huge bread station with nothing to put on it, ok one type of cheese and ham, and some bad coffee and drinks. The seating was crowded and stressing me out. We ended up leaving and getting better coffee outside the lounge. read more

Seven months later, not much has changed. The lounge is still tired and the offerings are basic. It is in a good location and the lounge attendants are friendly enough. It also beats being out in the chaotic gate areas especially if you happen to arrive early for your flight. If you can get in free with your airline status, it is worth coming in. However, I would think twice if you have to pay for entry. read more

Good options for food and drinks. It is a bit smaller but staff was friendly and it is very colorful

A very civilized way to spend a few hours between flights! It was sufficiently quiet to enjoy a book or the free newspapers they offer. Two computer terminals available to those without devices. Departure time/gate screen. Comfortable seating. Espresso and coffee machines, Danish breads and cold cuts, cheeses, potato salad, Tuborg on tap, wine, selection of spirits, mixers and non-alcoholic drinks, fresh fruit, biscuits...all for 125 DKK per person (about $22.50 USD). Much cheaper than getting a drink and snack on the terminal floor. I wish more US airports had similar services available!!! read more

Basic lounge, poor food selection and nothing more beneficial than staying in the main airport. If you can't access for free, don't bother.

This is one of those times negative stars would be an appropriate option if available. CPH is a very luxurious airport with mainly high end amenities and stores in the main public area. Therefore, I wrongly assumed the Aviator airport lounge would surpass the public amenities. Where do we start? The most important feature for me was internet access. Most lounges have highly available and robust business class internet, different from that of the mainly public free available wifi at the airport. However, that isn't the case with Avaiator lounge. I was blown away when I asked for the internet access, that I "should use the public airport wifi". Which I did try to use, it was unusable for anything reliable other than google. The furniture is decrepit and filthy, the seating is very tight and therefore loud and stressful. The A/C is non existent and I can say for fact that it was much hotter in the lounge than it was in the public shopping area just outside of the lounge. The food selection? What food selection it was just bins and bins of stale bread sliced with packages of butter as the only option as spread. Other than that, I think there were apples and a block of cheese. Drinks? I didn't stay long enough to have any spirits, however, the family were interested in getting some bottled water but there weren't any. You have to use the tap water with filthy glasses or at least looked filthy like they have been re-used for decades and never replaced. That's not to say the one staff member they had on hand wasn't working hard, that's the only thing positive I can say, he looked like he was working furiously to wash cups (that have no hope of looking good) and stock stale bread. The other family friendly drinks were orange juice that have the consistency of a powdered drink in water (like that in Holiday Inn Express) and other comparable fluids. The front desk especially were equally disappointing. They had the warm personality of a snyde robot and not helpful nor pleasant by any stretch of the imagination. The other reviewers are correct that CPH already is such a pleasant airport, one should bypass this particular lounge and still have a very comfortable time in the public area. However, I don't have any suggestions on what a business traveller would do if they need highly reliable internet. read more