Great staff & the lounge is nicely put together like any other one but, the ambiance can be updated slightly. Ireland breakfast is always excellent in my opinion & cannot ever go wrong. read more

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Easy check-in although know that priority pass members will be downgraded for entry if the lounge is busy/full. Offerings are decent, similar to hotel breakfast menu of eggs beans toast ham bacon cheese and mixed fruit. There's a large can beverage selection. Seating area is modest, not as open and spacious as other lounges but overall, this does the job if you want a meal and beverage before the flight. read more

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The T2 lounge closes at 7pm and so I was rerouted to this lounge in Dublin airport. The lounge itself is a bit utilitarian and has the feel of a basic airport lounge. But there is a decent amount of space and there was no wait which is a bit rare nowadays. They also had a decent selection of hot food, cold food, and packaged food to go - so on that I rate them highly. They have a small bar serving low end drinks too. read more

First of all, I can see how easily lost one can get trying to find this lounge. Let me try to help you out --it's between security check. Yup, right inbetween all the security and screening machines. Look for an elevator that will take you upstairs to the lounge. If you see signs that show a U-turn, it's literally behind you. Hope that helps! When we first arrived, they were at capacity for Priority Pass members, so they told us to return an hour. We had a 5 hour layover at DUB airport, so no big deal. When we returned in an hour, they weren't as busy and checked us in. The lounge splits in half with both sides offering food and seating. The right side has more hot food items while the left side has the bar, but you can go back and forth as you wish. There was plenty of food options with prepackaged sandwiches, salads, wraps, and more. Plus, they had a few hot dishes like soups and stews along with pastries, dessert, and charcuterie. This was perfect since we had so much time here as we filled ourselves before our long flight. read more

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It wasn't bad! Good selection of food and drinks, still and sparkling water on tap. Staff were helpful and cleaned up, refreshed food and beverages frequently. It's not a fancy lounge but perfectly serviceable. read more

4-14-23, I give it one star only. The reason is there are no clue signs on how to locate it. There are signs for lounges in terminal 1 and 2. After check in through security you are suppose to follow the signs. The signs have you go to the right to a dead end, then an u -turn sign to head back where you just came from. Then back to the left where I don't need terminal 2. Another sign says go back to the right. I'm unable to find it and do not want to walk around for an hour or so to hunt it down. I already wasted 30 minutes looking for it. Also, employees here have no clue where they are located as well as they state they are new here all the time or just don't care. Worst priority pass lounge experience ever. Can't locate it. I will suck it up and spend the trine ste gate for the next 3 hours. Dublin Lounge directions are horrible. I thought Vienna was bad. read more

I've been to this lounge before using my priority pass, sometime last year. It has improved quite a bit since. The space is larger and there are more available seats, almost all with direct access to plugs. All chairs have comfy, colorful, upholstered backs for relaxing before your flight. The food situation is above average - fruits and cheeses, crackers and hummus, soup, salads, pound cake and pastries, and of course a wide selection of beverages (sodas, fancy coffee machine, ginger ale/tonic, beers and wines). Despite the foot traffic and size, it's a very quiet area. Attentive service and great amenities make this a great lounge to visit. read more

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Nice clean and spacious lounge with decent drink and snack selection. I spent a few hours in this lounge while awaiting my international flight and found it to be clean, quiet, and relaxing. They offered various snacks including cheese and crackers, soup, muffins, etc - as well as a diy bar for making your own mixed drinks. The servers were friendly and attentive, and they had flight information available on tv screens. If you've got some time to kill, this is much better than hanging in the main concourses. read more

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This lounge serves many different airlines (over a dozen) and it seems crowded and not very well kept. The food presentation is subpar compared to dedicated airline lounges. The bathroom also needs some TLC. Overall a nice place to get WiFi, a drink and a light snack. Maybe read the paper. That's about it. read more

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Having been here a few times in the last six months it's now time to give it a well deserved top review. It's one floor up from the security checks. The reception area is quite.cramped. The staff are consistently ace friendly, they keep the supplies topped up and keep the place very clean. There's WiFi and a tv screen advising flight departures and the check in staff announced flights. On the savoury side there's always a selection of cheese with pickle and a choice of crackers, and they routinely have my favourite blue cheese, any blue will do as well as wheaten bread, sandwiches and wraps. I got a darn good mushroom soup, a small bowl of tasty potato chips and an ace cappuccino too. So quality level is quite high. There's a full-size fridge housing canned soft drinks & fruit juices, it's not easy to bend right down to pick up the soft drinks on the bottom shelf. There's a full bar with bar service. There's still and sparking water on tap. There's a good choice of teas and plenty of sweet treats including brownies and shortcake. read more

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Nice little airport lounge located to the left, straightaway after you exit security. There's signage, but easy to miss as I walked past it and then had to turn around. The hostess at the entrance explained that drinks were to the left, while the food was located to the right. I went to the bar first and got myself a decent cup of cappuccino and a wonderful small bowl of curried nuts. Then headed to the right side of the lounge and food wise, it was a trio of sandwiches types - chicken salad, BLT and Onion Bhaji (it made me smile to think how throughly Indian food has made an impression in Ireland that no explanation is needed to explain what Onion Bhaji is, and the assumption is made that everyone will understand what food item is being talked about). There was also delicious malt cake, chips and a wonderful selection of crackers & cheese (the blue cheese was a clear winner in the taste department for me). Lots of good reading materials, including the Irish Times, was available near the check-in desk. My only two issues were that there weren't enough charging stations, and secondly that while lots of seating options, I personally would have preferred more proper dining option rather than the predominant easy chair types. Other than those two minor quibbles, it was good to be able to spend an easy relaxing couple of hours in this lounge before my flight. Yelp 124/ 2019 read more

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Hubby and I were originally bummed out to find that the expensive Sky Club pass did not have a club in the airport. We had a really early flight and without some snacks and hydration, it can make for a long day! What I love about airlines in other countries is that they truly have great service.... unlike the American way of gauging for every last amenity. Upon check in, the lady asked us to check out their lounge, free of charge, due to my husband's status. I almost feel in love with her! The lounge was very cozy, and also very empty first thing in the morning! I love the fact they had sparkling water ON TAP! It was my ticket for hydration! They also had wonderful snacks and fruit! I glanced through the pictures while we were in the club, the lunch items look really yummy! They also have a fully stocked bar, so hubby and I had to do just one last nip of Jameson before heading home (that doesn help the hydration... but sometimes you just have to do it!). The snack that were offered included crackers, cheese (the cheese was top notch), pasteries (hubby loved the danishes with chocolate chips!)! I understand this place cost $30ish if you do not have a membership. It would be totally worth it as you could spend that on a simple sandwich and drink in the airport! read more

DAA Executive Lounge T1 - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

BMI's lounge, and therefore Star Alliance's lounge, in Terminal 1 of Dublin airport. Very good signage, the SkyTeam lounge is just across the hall. Set up as others in Europe I've been to, they have fridges full of sodas and beers, as well as self-service mixers and help-yourself spirits. Peanuts and chips available, as well as an automated latte/cappuccino/espresso coffee machine. A couple of TV's tuned in to the local and international news channels. Lots of seating space available, but during rush hour (17:00 to 18:00), the place fills to the brim. There are two 18:30 departures - one to London and one to Frankfurt, the two main Star Alliance hubs in Europe. Once they're gone, the place is a ghost town. Restrooms are outside, secured by a pin-lock door. Get the code from the receptionist. read more

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T1 is a solid lounge that serves terminal 1 and takes Priority Pass (even if they don't necessarily advertise anywhere that they do outside of the PP website). Seating and vibe is modern and fairly swanky. They have decent bites - in the morning expect Irish yogurt parfait, fruit, pastries, and an assortment of drinks. For alcohol, they have Jameson, Henny, other spirits alongside Heineken, Guinness, and Budweiser. People here are quite pleasant read more

I've been in a few lounges and this one does the job. Ample space for suitcases/people, but IKEA-like decor and sterile. For breakfast they have a good selection of muffins, scones, fruit cups, oatmeal and a lot of fresh fruit (bananas, apples, plums, oranges) and fresh yogurts. Beer, coke & 7-up cans available too. Up to date flight board, so no need to keep on asking front desk. read more

4.5 stars, the only reason it is not 5 stares is that there was no hair dryer available in the shower area. Food was great Staff were helpful and pleasant Seating area is very comfortable and clean Bathrooms even had a fully stocked shower (save a hair dryer)! read more

It is small, but it has booze and food. Thank you priority pass :-) 5 bottles of booze on self serve tap? Yes please! There's Cork gin, Jameson, Bacardi, Jack Daniels and one other one. Just remember to push up with your cup. I kept trying to turn the spinny plastic thing and nothing came out. I wonder why.. :-p They also have an assortment of snacks including chocolate covered rice cakes, chopped green apples with oranges, and cereal. They also have an espresso machine nearby to make you coffee or hot cocoa as well as hot water for tea. read more

This lounge is actually quite difficult to find. The wayfinding to this lounge is essentially missing except for one sign that is really vague. What's worse is that the T2 lounge and the T1 lounge are less than 5 minutes apart. It is located right above where you clear security. The only way I found it is because the employee was working at the T2 lounge. The other employees at the airport were oblivious as to where this other lounge was. Anyhow, it is a no frills lounge where you can sit down and relax. Not really any amenities except a somewhat tranquil place to rest. The bar did not have ice which was a shame. At least you can recharge your phone if you bring the correct adapter and charging cord. My best biggest gripe is that this is no where near any of the T1 gates. It wasn't relaxing to come here because it is still a long walk to the other T1 gates. read more

The DAA lounge in Terminal 1 is located just past security and before the duty free area. Head up the stairs to the check-in area where you can either use a lounge membership or pay-per-use. There are two seating areas inside - one to the left with plenty of workspace and a full bar/espresso service. To the right there is a snack area along with tea/coffee and tons of individual seating. I've only ever been here early in the morning so my experience of the food is limited to cheese boards, granola and fresh fruit. All of the available options were fresh and plentiful. I also liked that there was a water dispenser with both still and sparking water available so guests could fill a re-usable bottle before their flight. If you have a few hours to kill in Terminal 1 and want somewhere quiet and comfortable to get some work done or even take a nap, this is the place to go. PS - there are no washrooms inside the lounge itself, they are located just outside the main entrance/reception area. read more

Comfortable Lounge, but very few food options. Brown bread is generally a few days old, also only OJ is in small tetrapaks, surely some fresh OJ would not be too difficult to arrange. Plus side - free Irish Times read more

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One of the worst lounges when it comes to international travel. One muffin selection and few carbonated drinks for their breakfast menu. The coffee machine was pretty good and that is the highlight of this place. Water comes in bulk, not sure about the quality. One of two fruit jam selections and some very chewy croissants. read more

I have Priority Pass, so I check out a lot of lounges. This one is undergoing a renovation, and I'm sure it will be a lot nicer once it's complete. It just has the normal airport free wifi, which isn't very fast and there isn't a ton of great seating. That being said, it is quiet, has free food and all the booze your heart can desire. So overall, I really can't complain. It can be tough to find. It's between the two security lines. Almost feels like you're going back through security, but you go up the stairs instead. You can bring a guest in with you. read more

First visit to the lounge in terminal 1 last week. Pretty good, and very peaceful. Better value than the rest of the airport at just €20. Can't wait to try the new lounge in Terminal, but i'm not travelling through T2 till January :(! read more

Can't help but give 4 stars, cause it's an airport lounge where I can get FREE wifi, FREE grog, FREE Irish King crisps, FREE Irish McCambridge brown bread, FREE Irish cheddar cheese, and FREE Kings Crisps ( I know, said it twice, but I have twice the love for Irish King crisps!). It's an airport lounge, not a fancy one, does what it says on the tin - and has KING Crisps!! read more

Very clean and decent layout, but spartan in terms of food. Right now, there are tiny scones, cereal, and cups of grapes. It's lunch time... read more

DAA Executive Lounge T1 - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

Good drinks, specially coffee, nice staff. There were some fly on the food otherwise 5 stars

This place is a life saver. For just 20 Euros you can sit quietly in comfy chairs with free wifi (you have to pay in the rest of the airport) and as much food and drink as you like. If you've got a long layover, it makes more sense to drop a twenty here as you will mostly likely spend more than that on food/drink/internet in the terminal while being stressed out by all the hustle and bustle and uncomfortable chairs. It's not luxurious but it's quiet, comfortable and meets all your needs. read more

Terrible lounge. Breakfast option was porridge which is embarrassing. No decent coffee machine you have to manually do your own no choices like Latte for example. The actual lay out looks like an old canteen no pictures on the wall hardly any TV's just a really ugly place definitely not worth paying into. read more

Exceptionally limited lounge, with basic seating and few food options. It is quiet, though, and fine for a short stay and quick drink.

Guys really I was very suprised withe the appauling lack of food choice and what was there was stale and so not up to the food standard with other first class lounges was told the same provider also serviced Ethiad well have been in the Ethiad lounge and its 5 star please lift the standard i was embarresed that this was the best Dublin could offer read more