As far as airport lounges, LuxxLounge is just meh. First of all, finding it was not so…read morestraight-forward, as you have to go near the airport entrance and upstairs. Therefore, if you use this lounge before catching a flight, give yourself plenty of time, as you will have to go through security again[1]. The layout of the lounge is also odd, as it develops length-wise, with the food/drinks area connecting two long rooms where tables and armchairs are located. Not all armchairs have access to a power outlet, and in fact there are extension cords in between armchairs, which I've never seen at an airport lounge. No TV's. The bathroom has only 2 stalls and 1 sink. Bottom line: if you have a long layover, then it's worth spending those few hours at this lounge; if not, then it's not worth it. ------------------------ [1] On top of Frankfurt airport being very big.

Not been to too many lounges but can honestly say, this is not what you expect from a lounge. I…read morebeen to better lounges in much smaller airports and cities. No food choice, only eggs and sausage. Not real service either. Very crowded and very small area

Flying United Polaris so the Lufthansa Senator Lounge was the Star Alliance partner for this leg. I…read moreattended the lounge a few days before Christmas during late morning to early afternoon. I was surprised to see that attendance at the lounge was quite sparse. It was enjoyably quiet and mellow. The lounge has a self-serve bar which is very nice and features a variety of liquor, mixers, draft and bottled beer, and more. There are a few cappuccino, espresso and cafe stations scattered throughout the lounge. Additionally, a self-serve food buffet serves everything from a warm hearty meal to a delightful salad bar. For the holidays, the Senator lounge also featured a delicious port wine and fresh slices of stollen. Complimentary magazines and newspapers were available to read at two stations throughout the lounge. Several varieties of formal and casual seating could be found, as well as quiet spaces, cafe-style seating, charging stations with USB charging ports and EU outlets (no USB-C, so bear that in mind). Lastly, the Senator Lounge featured a shower suite area with all the amenities to freshen up between your flights.

Have to up the ante and give this place 5 stars. Last time here was almost two years ago to be…read moreexact with the wife on our 25th anniversary. We were beat and just chilling. They seemed to have improved. Much better than the business lounges. Love the self service. I guess they trust the true road warriors not to get shitfaced. Food was decent. Bathrooms huge and clean and best of all really quiet.

The entrance is kind of a mess. Super slow check-in process to get into the lounge, so there are…read morealways lines out the door into the terminal. Once you get in, it's not too bad, but the entrance definitely takes away from the experience.

This lounge is quite modern, spacious, and not over crowded…read more Food quality and variety could be better.

From the owner: Internationales Repertoire aus der Welt der Cocktails, Cocktails to Go, Cocktailschulungen, große…read moreWhiskyauswahl, Sekt- und Champagner, ausgesuchte Weine, Bier vom Fass, Snacks. Happy Hour immer Dienstags bis Donnerstags von 17:00Uhr bis 19:30Uhr. Reservierung möglich, Stammtische und geschlossene Gesellschaften möglich, kleine Sommerterrasse, separater Nebenraum für 20 Personen, Gutscheine, Teilnahme im Schlemmerblock Main-Taunus-Kreis 2014.

I will say I did like the staff inside the business lounge. Even though I had to wait 4 hours the…read moreservice desk guy got me my hotel vouchers

We got to enjoy an epic breakfast spread here and relax before catching our late morning flight…read more There were multiple food stations that were regularly stocked. The eggs were creamy. Food tasty overall. Nice drink options too (I made myself a mimosa.) Plenty of seating and amenities, including conference rooms and nap rooms. There are lounges on each side of the terminal, which is nice. Would for sure recommend a Lufthansa lounge if you're passing through Frankfurt and could use some R&R or working time.

Had the pleasure of flying Lufthansa first class for the first time last week! We were flying out…read moreof Frankfurt and I was excited to be able to spend some time in the first class lounge. We originally arrived at the first class terminal to check in and go through security. At that time our attendant let us know that our flight was significantly delayed due to protestors that had glued themselves to the runway. Upon realizing that we had extra time and that we had items to submit for a tax refund, they arranged for a car to take us to the B terminal first class lounge so that we could hit the global blue counter before our flight. The terminal B first class lounge was just as lux as the other one while also being less crowded. The buffet had just turned over to lunch and had some really fresh veggie options and also had the option to order from a menu. Several different seating areas as well as a bar, cigar lounge and spa. Luckily our flight was not excessively delayed otherwise I would have been happy to try out the spa. Wonderful ambiance and service throughout. Hopefully this will not be our last visit.

Lufthansa stinks. United let us in lounge with 3 guests. But Lufthansa only allows one guest.read more

On our recent stopover at Frankfurt, had the pleasure of being at the Lufthansa Business lounge. It…read moreis quite spacious with large selection of different seating options , a full bar, great breakfast spread till 11am and then a good selection of dishes & soups for lunch, big business centre with lots of work stations, as well as a kids play area. There are of course shower facilities and the staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming and very helpful.

This review covers my overall experience with the LH lounge at Frankfurt Airport…read more Will not return: it's difficult to get in. The lounge itself is okay: spacious, clean, with various seating options. The drinks are much better than the food. It has four showers and a large business section. Getting in, however, is a challenge. Before this incident, I didn't pay attention to their two lounge types: Senator and Business, and my credit cards and ticket gave me access to both. I wasn't planning to use their lounge because: - The layover was short, but the first leg of the trip on LH from Krakow was delayed. - I have other easy options. But flying Lufthansa, I see their mustard-yellow lounges right off the plane. The first one, a Senator lounge, greeted me first. A woman by the door said, "Oh, you can't go," after I showed her my access code on their LH App. "Really? Why?" "You just can't," she replied. "So, the code doesn't work?" "You just can't," she insisted. "May I see your supervisor?" I asked, snapping a photo before she left to find someone. "Did you just take a photo of me?" she asked. "No, I just took a photo; you may be part of it." She went inside and soon reappeared with a tall white man. "Are you the supervisor?" I asked. "Did you take a photo of her?" he asked. "Yes, because she happens to be there." "Delete it," he instructed. "It's a public space," I said. "It's not allowed in Germany," he responded. I think that's not true, but why argue with a self-important buffoon? I deleted the photo. He looked satisfied and tersely said, "You can't use the code," then walked away. Did he get high on bullying a little old Asian woman? Okay, you won't key in with the code. Neither of them asked me what kind of access credentials I have. If you don't want to deal with your co-brand North American credit card, do NOT publicly offer it as a benefit. I didn't sign up for free LH lounge access. I found his manner repellent and somewhat amusing: I'd think by 2025, everyone would know that a deleted photo can be recovered from the 'Recently Deleted' folder with two clicks. Is he dumb, or is he just another of their army of counter-agents, taking pleasure in harassing customers? If you still think German precision is great, consider that their trains are often running late and that airport escalators have been broken for years... I don't know... Germany used to be the engine of Europe, but their top airline can't even scan a code properly. (The same goes for the Old Opera House in Frankfurt; they couldn't scan the ticket they emailed me. I had to print it out. For Pete's sake, save a tree or two, will you?) On my way to Centurion, I passed by another LH lounge (I think there are 14 of them in FRA) near my gate. I checked my email, and bingo, it worked, allowing me to write this. I won't be flying Lufthansa again anytime soon.

Pretty nice club, lots of space and the drinks and food service is better than many. It has a…read moreproper club feel as well, softish lighting and comfortable chairs and couches. I'm deducting a star for the young lady at check-in, indicated the direction of the club with a head nod and a "that way" as she was too busy on her Freakin phone. That kind of work ethic has no place in a club shuch as the Senator First Club. For godness sake, managers, do your job and demand at least moderate respect of your clients by the first staff you encounter in an otherwise we'll run airport lounge. Disappointing....

First class, all the way…read more As a global traveler who is a member of United Club, I visit airport lounges quite frequently. When traveling in Germany, Lufthansa is the Star Alliance partner lounge with United. I've been to several Lufthansa Lounges. Some have more amenities than others, which include showers, changing rooms and/or beds for a quick nap or rest. This particular Senator Lounge at FRA is always clean and very well stocked with food and drinks. A great selection of food and beverage is always available! Overall the lounge is very well maintained with a lot of seating space. There are quiet areas and central areas alike to lounge or work, while you're between flights. Additionally, there are also quiet booths for phone calls. Would I go back? Absolutely. A friendly oasis when having to trek across the planet is always a welcomed break in the action.