They seem to have changed the name of the lounge to Liffey Lounge Dublin Airport. It got a remodel-ish(?) based on the photos. Not bad. Good place to rest. Its right before US preclearance. While it isn't bad it wasn't worth missing my flight for. Customs closes at 4pm even though all other websites note that it closes at 430 or 5....Got there at 4:05 and they said nope. Also preclearance is the worst thing ever. I would rather go through customs at JFK. Honestly ridiculous. read more

The Liffey Lounge was fine, but nothing fancy. It was pretty crowded when I got there on a Friday afternoon, but I found a place to sit. They have bread, meat, cheese, salads, soup, packaged sandwiches/salads/desserts, and alcohol and mixers to make your own cocktail plus wine, beer, and soda. I wouldn't go out of my way to go, but it was on the way to my gate. I also think it's worth stopping if you have time if you have the priority pass, but I don't think I would pay extra money to go. read more

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This is one of two lounges available through Priority Pass. This one is easy to find and closer to the US Pre-clearance if you're tighter on time, but I'd recommend going to the T1 lounge instead if you can (it's definitely better). Nonetheless, this lounge gets the job done. It's pretty small with a little area for food and drinks. The plus is that the alcohol is self serve, so no shame getting as much as you want. Since we were here early in the morning, there were a few breakfast selections from pastries, cheese, fruit, cereal, and granola. read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - Breakfast food. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

Overall, it is nice to have access to this Executive Lounge pre-flight. They accept Priority Pass and similar programs. Otherwise, the cost is approximately $45 USD. In addition to the main seating areas, this club includes a quiet room/area for adults, a kiddie playroom, a place to recharge electronics (cell, laptop, etc.), and gendered restrooms. I visited on a Saturday morning and the flow of traffic was pretty heavy, with lots jockeying for seats together. Breakfast was super basic - porridge with toppings and LOTS of breads. Please be advised that the staff will tell you that it takes 1-1/2 hours to navigate the pre-clearance Customs area. That may be true on high peak travel days. Yet, my colleague and I experienced only a 30-minute transition time (with Global Entry), from Lounge through pre-clearance Customs to the gate... just FYI. Without the benefit of knowledge re: Centurion Lounges and the like, this is ok. Truly, this club is pretty bare-bones, as Executive Lounges go. Not terrible but very far from great. The best parts about this lounge: -That it exists AND provides respite from the masses -Kiddie lounge for the little ones to have privacy and burn off energy pre-flight -Wide variety of soft-drinks, alcohol options, and beers -Ample seating -Interior restrooms -Pleasant and attentive staff The less favorable parts about this Lounge: -Located PRIOR to the pre-clearance Customs area -Primarily food that is pre-packaged -Quite limited food selection, beyond the deluge of breakfast breads, muffins, and other pastries Note: There is but one Executive Lounge AFTER the pre-clearance Customs area and it only accepts business/first-class travelers. Namely, the 51st & Green Lounge is complimentary for Aer Lingus, American Airlines, Delta, and United Airlines First and Business class passengers. Safe travels and SYOY! read more

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Yelp asks if I recommend this business and I most certainly do not. It's €29 a head for pretty poor, mostly cold, food and lousy machine coffee. It's all self service, it is soulless with no discernible atmosphere and really only worth it if you drink alcohol. We had chicken wraps, ham salad and egg & onion sandwiches to choose from. There were black olives from a jar, ready salted crisps and a hummus type dip and sliced cold pita breads. The could do it even cheaper of course but it would be still more grim. There was still and sparkling water from a pump dispenser, a low quality vegetable soup kept lukewarm in an electric urn with a few different breads. They had factory made, cold mince pies in a nod to Christmas with sweet being pre wrapped biscuits. I could get two decent espresso based coffees and half decent food for two and change from €29 in any of the overpriced coffee vendors in the main airport concourse. read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - Inside lounge. At €29 per person it ain't good value unless you go for alcohol - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

I'm not usually an airport lounge person, but I was traveling this past week with a friend that is. She wanted to check out this lounge before our flight leaving Dublin. I made it for a few minutes (a coffee) and then I was ready for to leave for the rest of the airport. The space was tight (so many chairs), and the food and drinks were just okay (like continental breakfast at a motel - coffee machine and pastries and fruit). There was a TV playing the news and soft classical music (and not the good stuff - more like elevator music - playing). The staff at the check in desk were friendly, which was the nicest thing about it! It just didn't have the kind of ambiance that made me want to stay until we were close to boarding our flight. I'm not sure if this is a worse than average airport lounge or maybe I'm just not an airport lounge person? But either way, I was ready to leave quickly! read more

This lounge is ok, it's not the best or the biggest, but it has snacks, some comfy seating, and apparently European lounges do booze on the honor system which I can get down with. We had no trouble getting in with priority pass, tho seating was hard to come by. We did find some chairs together eventually. They had sandwiches, pasta salad, soup and gluten free items on request. The soup was gf and the best thing I had, the bread items were pretty bad but I appreciate they had them at all. In the end between the soup and some cold cuts I wasn't hungry. Wine, beer, cider and hard liquor was available to nab at will. They do a decent job of tidying tables but definitely seemed understaffed and it was quite busy. Overall a solid place but I wouldn't want a long stay here. read more

I think it has changed its name. pictures usefully show the locality. I had a long, unexpected layover, twice. Not a big lounge, but mighty. all you need. one hot dish. enough cold ones. sarnies were pretty good. helpful people. the price at 35E was good value. they let me in, my other club was not here, and cost more anyhow. As for the gendered bathrooms, I saw people cross bathrooming! what horror. It is not a big place. was not too crowded on the day I was there. they have irish cheese, irish crisps, guinness (by the can), power, Powers (the whiskey), table to work, coffee, tea (how good it comes out depends on you), biscuits. I definitely would go again, and did. read more

The staff were friendly on Priority Card check-in. The food consisted mainly of packaged cookies and sandwiches. They appear to be understaffed as cleanup was sporadic. The seats were comfortable and the lounge was crowded. Overall an average experience and that is a generous assessment. read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - The T2 Lounge at Dublin Airport. - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

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Small lounge, Big plus open bar, 2 drink limit, but they have a variety of drink and pastries that you can choose from.

This lounge was free with priority pass. Not the greatest lounge around but is clean and has a decent selection of items. The Wi-Fi is with the airport and has great speeds and reliable connectivity. It is very quiet inside and that is a plus! read more

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They have some light snacks like cheese and crackers, bottled beers they have Heineken, Scottish apple cider and Guinness. Decent expresso machine, I made a hot and delicious mocha with it. They also have a shower room with towels, shower gel, and shampoo! read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

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This lounge is accessible with Priority Pass access (i.e. via Chase Sapphire Reserve or American Express Platinum). The food was of course Irish-centric and a great introduction to local cuisine. Beyond the regular cereal and granola, we tried some of the tart yogurt and delicious shortcake with fruit bits. There was a great selection of beers including of course Guinness on tap and in tallboy cans. They were just starting to switch over to more hearty lunch fare by the time we left for our gate. The selection was much better than I normally see at airport lounges. We were severely jet lagged but couldn't sleep because of the floor to ceiling double-high windows. It offered a great view of the runway and Aer Lingus jets loading up before takeoff. Outlets were not accessible to every location, but at least the upholstered seats were very comfortable. There's one TV and a few newspapers and magazines for entertainment. The bathrooms were private to the lounge and were not exactly immaculate, but better than you might see in the terminal. Overall, above average lounge! read more

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This was a fine lounge for spending some time before a flight. I used Priority Pass for entrance and had no trouble getting in. The woman who checked me in gave me a heads up about TSA pre-clearance, which I wasn't aware I had to get through at this airport. I ended up leaving the lounge a littler earlier than originally planned and was glad I did, as all the checks and lines you have to get through to fly to the US did add a bit of time. Since I was here very early in the morning, the lounge was not too crowded. There also wasn't a large selection of food out yet but it was being filled in by a staff member. I just grabbed a small scone (a little dry) with some jam and a glass of water. They have both still and sparkling water, juices, and some hot beverages to choose from. If you belong to a lounge network that gives you complimentary access, and a while to go before boarding, might as well stop by to check it out. read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - Lounge interior - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

Got time to burn before your flight? Spend some of it lounging around. The executive lounge in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport is accessible with a number of memberships including Priority Pass, Emirates and Diners Club. If you don't have one of those, you can also pay €29 (€25 if booked online). The T2 lounge offers comfy chairs, power outlets (Ireland/UK plugs only), newspapers, snacks and drinks, and restrooms. The self-serve snack bar offers fruit, scones, muffins, cookies, and beverages including juice, coffee and beer. Beer choices include Budweiser, Heineken, and of course, Guinness. There's a room with some toys where parents can bring kids. Great especially if you have kids who can be fussy. The bathrooms were just ok. They could've been a little cleaner, and the toilet flushes were weak as heck. Overall, this is a decent place to chill if you have one of the accepted memberships, but otherwise I don't think this place is worth the price tag. Note: the T1 and T2 lounges are not accessible after going through US Preclearance. These lounges are not to be confused with the 51st & Green lounge which is located after Preclearance. read more

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I got a chance to check our this lounge at Dublin Airport's T2 because my brother had membership with his AmEx, and he can bring in a 2nd person for free. Also while I was flying out of Terminal 1, I could check out this lounge located in Terminal 2, as as once past the security, there is a tunnel that connects both Terminals. So the first thing, the staff I encountered here aren't as friendly as the other lounge in T1. When checking in, the lady at the front desk said to me, you should use the lounge in T1 - I was a bit taken aback cause had about 1.5hrs before boarding and so it wasn't a time issue. And frankly, I'd go to whichever lounge I want to - none of her beeswax what I decide I want to do! So anyway, we're finally in and I realized this lounge feels more squeezed-in than the other lounge. The kitchen area is more tightly compact too - more than 5 people in that area and it becomes a crowd! Realized also that the food items were the same as what I had encountered in the other lounge, so their must be 1 kitchen and meal supplier shared with all the other lounges at Dublin airport. So food was decent, the newspaper selection and quantity was excellent. Overall however, in my interactions, I found staff at this lounge to be a way more rushed and brisk compared to T1 Lounge. Also there was only 1 ladies loo!! I was taken aback by that scarce quantity and a line definitely got formed fairly quickly. The toilet was also fairly untidy and could have been better maintained. I guess it's a decent lounge if you have no other option, but for myself, I'd use the T1 lounge next time rather than coming to this T2 lounge. Yelp 141/ 2019 read more

DAA Executive Lounge T2 - Chicken sandwich bite taken - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dublin, D

I was only supposed to be here for an hour, and then there was a mechanical delay that meant I would be here another hour. And then the same delay went longer while Delta flew in a part from Frankfurt and I ended up spending SEVEN HOURS in this lounge. All day Sunday. Breakfast foods were pretty good with pastries and oatmeal and sausage rolls and lots of coffee. There's a coffee machine or you can let the barista make you a better coffee, but the machine worked just fine for me. Later, the lunch foods came out. A great spread of cheeses and smoked salmon and a pressed duck confit and two soups. Quite tasty. Free wifi, lots of power outlets (Ireland-style), and mostly quiet other than the few toddlers that managed to get into the lounge. Terrific view of the runway and the ramp from the lounge, too. What's great is that even though our flight was so heavily delayed, the lounge staff stayed late. Awesome. read more

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Okay lounge with light snacks goodies, cheese and crackers, yogurts, cheese, for drinks they have, wine and beer, cider, juice, espresso machine (I made a decent mocha out of it), water, etc They have a handicapped accessible shower which was quiet clean, with plenty of towels and shampoo and shower gel. Not a bad layer at Dublin read more

Decent sized lounge but it could use more outlets. We were here in the morning & mostly pastries, cereal, cheese & crackers. For gluten free celiacs- cheese & warm yogurt were the only option. Private bathrooms in the lounge, plus a business room with desks. Overall quiet lounge with a view of the tarmac area. Nice place to chill before a flight. Fyi they staff will tell you to be at US Customs an hour & a half before your flight if you are headed to the states. You clear customs in Dublin read more

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My husband and I have access to executive airport lounges around the world. I am posting this because the exec lounge at Dublin airport is one of the best I have been to due to the ease of access to food and drink as well as the wonderful service! The lady at the counter named Lorraine was exceptional in attending to our needs for charging phones as well as just being overall pleasant and friendly. There were multiple choices for alcoholic beverages as well as soft beverages. The lounge is comfortable and well maintained. If you are flying through Dublin and have an hour to spare, make sure you look for Lorraine and the first rate service at the lounge! read more

Good view with Mediocre food choice We visited this lounge in early afternoon on a Tuesday. The place was so crowded that there was only a handful of single seats here and there. It took a while for the tables to be cleaned. There was a line of four to five guests waiting for the female restroom. The food was mediocre, mostly cold items like sandwiches, cheese and hummus. The vegetable soup tastes bland. The canned drink selection was decent comparing the food options. After all, they have a good view of the planes though! read more

Decent Priority Pass lounge. It's pretty small but high ceilings make it feel bigger than it is. It can get a bit tight when it's crowded. There's about 50-60 chairs by my estimation. Poor table placement makes it hard to reach tables from some of the chairs. Some chairs have definitely seen better days. There's a business center with a couple iMacs and printer, a little room in the corner for kiddos with some toys in it. In the other corner there's a couple of napping pods, but unless you get lucky and they're open, someone else will probably be sleeping in there. Food options are minimal but solid. There are a couple options for finger sandwiches and a decent cheese spread. They also have pastries and cookies. There's a coffee machine in the kitchen area and then a Nepresso machine on the other end of the lounge. In the coolers there's beer (Guinness, Budweiser, maybe a cider) soft drinks, juice, and liquor. Bathrooms are 4 individual units (2 mens, 2 womens) and seemed pretty clean. read more

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This was my favorite lounge. We happened to time it as they were switching over from breakfast to lunch, so maybe around 11am? I wasn't sure this was the Priority Pass lounge, because it's in a wing with a few other lounges and the app says Executive Lounge but the signage outside says something else, but there was Priority Pass logo-ing at their doorway. They had a variety of seating options, private bathrooms, a sleeping area maybe it was like a conference room, but it looked like they had cozy chairs, the kind you'd sit in for a pedicure) and frosted glass. They were playing soap operas on the tv which was fun. The breakfast was pretty well picked over, but there were a few pastries and some cheese triangles. When lunch turned over, they had little cups of hummus, nuts, sandwich wraps, a tray of cakes and desserts. It was a pretty nice spread, similar to what you might have at a work lunch or a meeting. The coffee machine in the food area seemed to be able to froth milk but I didn't use it. Over by the restrooms, there was a large Nespresso machine and I did make a caramel espresso. The milk portion of the machine wasn't working, but that was fine with me, I ended up splashing a bit of Bailey's in it. If you're hungry, this is the right lounge to come to. Many people were stretched out in their armchairs and sleeping. The wifi is just the airport wifi and it was fast and reliable. I probably saw 5 staff members and it was kept clean. The bathrooms were private, and I saw people were taking showers, so that is an amenity available here. It's a good place to wait for your next flight. We had about 4.5 hours and the lounge made it easy to recharge and refuel. read more

If you don't have your card and you even try to reset your username-good luck! No chance of entering. It's 2019 and they can't look you up nor would they be bothered to try. Thanks Priority Pass for another great experience! read more

Dublin airport is pretty nice so when I came upon this lame lounge, I was surprised. It is large but looks like a one giant circle so not visually appealing. There is left over food/trash on a lot of the tables so not sure what the staff is doing that is keeping them busy. It's a busy-ish lounge but I've been to much busier ones and they have been clean. The snacks/food also not all that great. I couldn't get past the lack of cleanliness so I was in and out in less than 10 mins. read more

Spend a nice hour or so at this lounge. Lounge was clean, quiet, and had a nice spread. It had one of the better beer selections I've seen though as it was 8am I did not partake. They did have some bread, Irish porrige, croissants, pain au chocolat, scones, and nutella pancakes for breakfast. None of it was amazing but it was all edible. Overall a decent lounge. read more

Disappointing. With less than comfortable seating after a long overnight flight, the available food leaves a lot to be desired. The fruit was far from fresh, the pastries were stale and the coffee was not much better than you can get at any convenience store in the US at 9:30 in the morning. There were no obvious power outlets, and no one in the lounge appeared to be charging any devices. Leaving me to believe the ability to charge was improperly advertised. The only decent thing was the availability of bottled liquors, which is hard to screw up since they are prepackaged. This was a complete waste of money and the time it took to locate, since the signs in the main food court were very misleading. read more

Just wanted to leave a few good words for the staff in the T2 lounge. My pal and I had a layover for a few hours from the US to Co Kerry so we popped in the lounge. My friend has a priority card and I went in as a +1. Staff at reception,Leonora was very friendly and helpful. Good thing she informed us to go to the gate 335 40mins b4 the flight otherwise we coud've missed our shuttle. Seen only 2 staff including the receptionist who went around clearing tables as well as looking after the guests coming in. The other staff I only saw once and seems to be busy in what seems to be the kitchen that is by the food area. Food selection is great but the pastries don't seem fresh. They have mocha and hot coco which is awesome and the classical music in the lounge is interestingly relaxing. There's also a wide variety of beers,soda and spirits.Will defo come back here in the future even if I have to pay to use it. read more

Wow, this place is terrible. No toaster for bread at breakfast, no non-dairy milk alternative and coffee machine broken! What a waste to come in here and no even be able to have a coffee at 8am. Never again read more

Good lounge,not as good as the airline lounges but not bad,good views of the apron compare to t1 lounge,