Unfortunately the showers were broken all day long. Not so many hot dishes. Not plenty of seats…read more There were good Riesling wine and gin. Surprisingly most bread wasn't good but fluffy. Quality: Ok. Customer service: Very simple and fast. Atmosphere: casual. There was no kid and it was quiet.

Great spot for respite between travels. Note that there's more space upstairs and a good selection…read moreof snacks and drinks. Staff are friendly and service is good.

This lounge is excellent. I don't know why the other reviews are bad because the lounge at…read moreWashington Dulles airport are nothing compared to this. We were here at 6am and they had breakfast food such as bread, croissants, spreads, pretzels, meat, cheese, etc. they have detox water as well for you, different juices, beers, a machine that can make espresso and like 8 other things, liquor (so crazy lol), and much more. I'm pretty sure you can make your own iced coffee too lol. It's on the 5th floor which technically it looks like 2nd floor. You can take the elevator up and there's signs telling you where to go. I like the service of this lounge and the stuff are always replenished by the staff and they take your plates after you're done! I would come back here again! It's open to priority pass members from 6-20:30 daily! So if you have a flight that is outside of those hours, you're out of luck! Our strategy is always coming to the airport early so we can take advantage of our priority pass membership so plan accordingly!

Solid five stars for the great selection of booze. But I guess I shouldn't be surprised since it's…read moreGermany after all. There's also a jar of chocolates and wafers, which I promptly emptied into my carry-on. Man, don't I take full advantage of my priority pass.

A nice lounge for Star Alliance Gold passengers. No comparison to United's Polaris lounge at SFO…read morewhich is closer to, though not at the level of, the LH First Class Lounges/Terminal. To get to the bathrooms, you have to exit the Senator Lounge and go around the corner to the Business Lounge. Not ideal. Rather than just having the self service bar like at FRA, there is a Bar that has wines at the counter, but there is generally no staff behind the counter to prepare drinks although that appears to be the only options for cocktails. When I refilled my wine, there was a customer sitting right in front of the bottles and I had to reach around him to do so. He was oblivious talking on his phone and paid no attention to me. It was a little bizarre.

Traveling to Croatia, I had a stopover in Munich. I noticed both Business and Senator lounges were…read morepaired together throughout the airport, so I found the closest pairing to me. Well, imagine my surprise when I scanned my boating pass at the counter and was immediately directed into the Senator Lounge! :-D Huge, spacious, modern, and just purely AWESOME! Tons of food, and a full bar that rivals high-end restaurants. Lots of places to sit with outlets to charge your devices. I found a nice lounge chair adter I pulled myself a frosty glass of Franziskanner Weissbier. Several TVs showed both local TV as well as CNN. Here's hoping I keep getting directed to Senator Lounges in the future!

I was flying from Munich to Paris and decided to stop by the lounge with my friend. There was a…read moreshort wait to get in. Since my flight was around noon, they were still serving breakfast. It was OK, meh. I did like the self pour wine station. While the selection was limited, it was a nice touch to be able to help yourself to a glass while waiting to board. Overall, the food could use some improvement but worth it for a quick bite and drinks!

After a fairly recent facelift the lounge looks so much fresher and tidier! Just compare my earlier…read morephotos with my most recent one! The facilities basically remain the same but the experience is much nicer now. Free WIFI is now also available, though you will have to type in the SSID (network name) in your device as the network does not advertise itself. The name of the network is indicated at the reception desk. The network also supports VPN connections. My pet peeve, the lavatories, has also been fixed. They used to be dramatically untidy (not necessarily dirty). The times I've used them since the facelift they've been very tidy! It also looks like there is more staff available to keep things nice. The selection of magazines and newspapers has been greatly improved. Though non of the papers or magazines are marked with 'property of' labels I imagine the selection being larger at the beginning of the month, and progressively more magazine get taken on the flights. I think the improvements are worth 1.5 stars but can't award 0.5 stars. Only area for improvement is the catering.

Just wanted to give the Lufthansa Lounge 5 stars due to how friendly the folks are at the entry…read moreway. Way more friendly than any of the other lounges we encountered on our travels in Europe, Asia, North and South America and even best the lounges in the Middle East which are touted to be the friendliest. Food and drink offerings were the standard fare but due to how friendly the staff were, I'm giving them a five. Friendliness goes a long way when far from home and when you are about to embark on a long haul flight.

I enjoyed my stop here while changing Lufthansa flights in Munich. The desk agents were friendly…read moreand welcoming. There was a nice selection food and drinks. I opted for an early lunch of eggs, cold meats, white sausage, and beer. Finding a table was a tad difficult -- the lounge was quite busy on a Sunday -- but I did get to sit down and enjoy my lunch. The lounge interior had a sleek yet casual feel. Restrooms were very nice and well maintained.

Meh, this is an average looking lounge. Definitely not as nice as other lounges that I've been to…read morewith the priority pass. Sofas are pretty dirty. There's not a lot of food here. Mostly little snacks like pretzel, biscuit, cupcake, olives, tomatoes, yogurt, potato chips, chocolate. There's a coffee machine that can also make lattes/macchiatos/espresso etc. Soda and water. There isn't any food that you can make a meal out of. I don't really recommend going out of your way to come to this lounge unless you have alot of time to waste or really wanna get away from the regular people. TIP: This lounge is located in terminal 1. If your flight is at terminal 2, there's a bus that connects you between the terminals. Bus comes every 15 minutes. If your flight is at terminal 2, You can access the Atlantic Lounge by going through the terminal 1, gate C (business/priority security line (not the regular line)). You have to tell the security guy you want to go to Atlantic lounge because the computers will reject your boarding pass. Once you go through security check and immigration, and find the lounge, the bus that transports you back to terminal 2 is only about a 5 minute walk away from the lounge. On the bus, it's like another 5 minute ride to the terminal 2. Give yourself extra time to travel to your gate! My flight was at terminal 2 gate L25. Even after I got off the bus, I had to take another shuttle to my gate.

This lounge isn't in the same universe as a five star lounge, but I thought that it was an…read moreexcellent escape from the chaos of the Munich airport. The elevator for it is somewhat hidden. It's behind a cage built by Camel cigarettes to capture smokers. Or else it's just an enclosed room for people to smoke in. Either way look for the giant camel statue. The lounge itself is just a single room with some sofas and chairs. The food at hand was snacks such as muffins, pretzels, and fruit. There was alcohol and soda available also. They also have an automated machine for coffee or hot chocolate. You're not going to get a full meal here but I was happy to get some fruit and water without having to pay for it in a gift store. We were able to relax here for an hour before heading back to the states. It made a long day of travel more bearable.

Great service on our flight to Rome.Liked the bottled water and the chocolate…read more Picking up luggage was a breeze

This Lufthansa Business Lounge serves customers with business class tickets. The inside is roomy…read morewith seats primarily designed for individual travelers with single seat comfy chair plus a small size table or counter seating with power outlets. This location also has showers. The food is minimal consisting of German pretzels, salad items, three curry-like hot dish served with rice, snacks, and drinks. My favorite was the much needed coffee machine for cappuccinos.

This lounge truly exceeded expectations. It had a wide range of amenities, making it the perfect…read moreplace to relax before our connecting flight. We especially appreciated the showers--clean, well-maintained, and with a surprisingly short wait time. The lounge itself is spacious, with a large seating area and an impressive bar. The hot buffet was excellent, offering a great variety of high-quality food. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating throughout our visit. One highlight was the option to use the lie-flat beds, which made a big difference in our comfort level. I hold the American Express Platinum card, and although my wife doesn't, they allowed us to pay a reasonable fee (49 euros ) for her entry--worth every penny. Overall, it was a fantastic start to our journey, and I'd absolutely use this lounge again. Lots of vegan and vegetarian options!

Top notch lounge with plenty of amenties. It was nice to be able to come in prior to our connecting…read moreflight and use the shower which had a very short wait time. Large seating area and a huge bar. Hot buffet was great with plenty of options with all the food be very good. Staff was super friendly and accommodating.

Our flight was around 9:30pm (the last BA flight out of Munich). Bear with me, but this fact is…read moreimportant to this review. After an extremely lengthy immigration and security process, we were able to get into the lounge by 8:30pm. We had left our hotel at 6:30 pm and in the middle of all the sightseeing we had not taken a break for lunch or dinner (just coffee & a sandwich on the go). So we were hungry & a bit on edge. It was a bit of a maze to locate the lounge, but the staff at the desk were extremely welcoming and friendly. The problem was when it came to the refreshments. The coffee machine was great & we had some wonderful coffee, there was a pretty decent alcohol selection, but we don't drink before & during flights. It was the food that was woefully inadequate. There were a few crumbling sandwiches, some so called spicy chicken and a potato snack option. Both were cold, hard, dry and tasteless. There was one packet of crisps left, which I picked up and we ate that and a tiny pot of ice cream and sipped on our coffee. We watched them clear up all the tables at 8:40 and thought that they would bring out some fresh hot food. It was only at 9:00 that we realised that they were cleaning up in anticipation of closing down. This was too late for us to even consider visiting another eatery in the airport. The problem was that by the time we reached London T5 and cleared immigration it was 10:30 and the only option at T5 on arrival is Costa which I definitely did not want. Too late to order delivery once we got home too. So we had to be content with instant noodles. If you are hungry when you arrive at Munich airport (Budget at least one hour for the queues, even if you are a gold card holder or flying Business class), don't bother finding the lounge, but eat at one of the restaurants immediately after you are through. If you just want a quiet place to sit down and sip on a drink, only then head to the BA lounge.

In light of recent improvements, I have upgraded my review of this lounge from "crummy" to "shabby…read moregenteel". Congratulations, BA!