Very comfortable lounge! Comfy seats. Lots of food Choices-salads, hot cauliflower, super salty pretzels, lox and cheese! Why do we only have these lounges at airports! I'd be happy to hang out here close to home. Staff was right on target checking me in quickly and asking what they can do to help. And a robot busboy. read more

THIS is the lounge?! It is hotter than hell in here. The bar is a tiny counter where three employees are standing and arguing. Food is mediocre. Floors are dirty. Would be a shame if it wasn't "free" read more

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First time visit, because they only open after noon. Received greetings from one of the two staff upon walking in. For the Priority Pass patrons, we were directed to the Business Lounge downstairs. The food choices were limited, but still have both cold and hot dishes. A few choices for snacks and desserts, but only apples for fruits. Offered both hot and cold beverages. Across the hallway, there was a full bar below stairs. read more

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Solid priority pass lounge when its not full. Comfy seating and decent food options. Has a bar and drinks. Nothing to go out of your way for but decent. read more

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This lounge has weird lighting and uncomfortable seating, but it has a robot that takes your dirty plates and cups and that alone makes it kinda cool. There seemed to be a decent amount of hearty options for dinner. I wasn't really super hungry, but I appreciate the variety of offerings. There was also a staff member walking around handing out mini cupcakes, which was a sweet touch. The bathrooms are far from luxurious and somewhat institutional at best, but I guess they do the job. The priority pass area of the lounge is downstairs, which seemed inferior to the upper level for their passengers with status, but I didn't really see inside. I think that's reasonable that they get a bit of an upgraded experience though. read more

Lufthansa Lounge - That thing on the right is the robot bussing station. It takes itself to the kitchen when it's full. I was obsessed watching it! - Airport Lounges Near Me - Dulles, Virginia

Compared to the Turkish Airlines Lounge, the Lufthansa Lounge feels like a downgrade. For one, if you're a Priority Pass holder, you can't enter until after 5:30 p.m. When you do, the staff behind the staff who I found uninviting and cold, direct you downstairs to the dungeon. Well...not a dungeon, but compared to the upper lounge, it feels like it. It's dark, dirty, and small. The pluses to the lounge are the bottled water that you can take with you, the wine bar with several types of wine, including riesling, the warm pretzels (there's no dipping sauce), and the robots that take dirty dishes to the kitchen. There's wifi, but no one around me could get it to work. If you can, try getting into the Turkish Airlines Lounge first before coming here. read more

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One thing I love about the Lufthansa business lounge is that you can board directly from the lounge. That is a great thing! I didn't try any of the hot food. Although I had a bit of the big pretzel. It wasn't really hot. But the seafood wrap was delicious. The eggplant slider was meh. The strawberry shortcake was good (ate more than one!). Lots of sparkling water and bottled water . Some snacks like pretzels and a nut mix. Cookies were gf. read more

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The Lufthansa Lounge is located right next to gate B51. My entry today was through use of the priority pass. This medium sized Lounge is very nice with floor to ceiling windows and very clean bathrooms. Unfortunately, do to covid-19, there are very limited food and drink options. Food is decent with a nice Caesar salad and roast beef sandwich and other choices. However, although there is Coke, tonic water, and Ginger Ale, there are no Diet choices except bottles of water. Most surprisingly karma there is no alcohol choices, not even canned beer. Looking forward to better times. read more

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I had about three hours to kill before my 10pm flight to Munich so I used my Priority Pass to chill out at the Lufthansa Lounge. The Turkish Lounge had a private party so it was closed. The Lufthansa Lounge has a bar, plenty of tables and chairs, wall plugs, wifi, and bathrooms. Wifi worked fine for me. The food bar had salads, pasta, sandwich rolls, meatballs, cheese, hummus, pretzels, etc. And also gummie bears! They have a coffee machine and plenty of bottles of water. The food was okay. They have a robot who moves around collecting dirty dishes. Pretty cool! read more

At Dulles the lounge is a dump. Dirty floors. Food selection is minimal and the 'hot food' is cold. The vegetable dish is a big lump. Mozzarella finger sized sandwich has very little cheese which is sliced as thin as possible'. The cheese covers less then 1/2 of the bread. Even snacks are lousy and not in individual bags. The place is drab. The entire experience is pathetic. I'd give it zero stars if that was an option. read more

Our flight to Munich Germany was at 10 pm so we decided to pay a little more to relax in the Luthansa lounge to relax and eat some healthy food while we waited for our plane. Now, the seats were large and comfy. They had plugs for your phone and a lot of seating. You have to get tickets for the lounge at the ticket counter where you check in your bags. It was on $39 a dollar each so it was worth it. Drink wise they had water, soda, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and different types of wine and champagne (I think that's what my sister had. I didn't drink our whole vacation ). Food wise they had sandwiches, salads, pretzels, soup, polenta, broccoli, polenta, and mixed veggies. Every 15 minutes or so someone would come and remove the plates or anything you were finished with. The best part was when they called for our plane we could get on with first class because the lounge was right there. We got nice and comfortable for our flight. Will do again. read more

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Came here on a Wednesday at 2pm and it was empty! We were the only ones in the lounge. Staff was so friendly, food was average and there was ample seating. Comfortable chairs had charging ports. Wine and beer was available. Food options were sandwiches, soup, pretzels, snacks and fruit. read more

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Cramped overly packed lounge with minimal food and drinks. Not impressed. They offered pretzel as hot entree lol read more

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Located at gate B50, upstairs, you have a smaller lounge & I've visited a few times now and they continue to improve the food options. They do have vegan options and I've always enjoyed the food. Usually here in the afternoon so they have some salad, small sandwiches and some hot dish options. As with all lounges, nicer when it isn't crowded and on a Wednesday afternoon at 3 it was near empty. Have about 50 lounge chairs, open floor plan with plenty of large windows & a couple of TVs. Could use more space in bathrooms. They have a small section in the corner for First class. I don't think I've ever seen anyone sitting there. Good selection of beer, wine and spirits. Staff has always been friendly and helpful. Extra star for the staff and food improvements. If crowded, the Turkish air lounge (Star Alliance) is just steps away. read more

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I vacillated between a 2 and 3 star review on this lounge. Located near Gate B51, it has a split with the Senator first class lounge upstairs and the Business Lounge downstairs. This review is for the Business Lounge. First off, this place is kind of dark. Like it is not particularly well lit and doesn't have loads of windows, so that's kind of ehh. There are some outdated chairs, all the same style, and clustered outlets at the wall, which means if you aren't sitting in the chair against the wall, you have no power. The food offerings at 12:45 PM on this Saturday are scant at best. No hot food, and empty (as in totally empty, not as in "they're out of soup) soup containers. They have turkey sandwiches (quite good, actually, especially with the spicy mustard), tuna sandwiches, a tiny salad bar, premixed Caesar salad, bread, and some bananas. So, it's best for a snack at best, and even then, don't expect anything hot. There is a nice citrus agua fresca, which is one of few beverage The bar has a nonsensical setup where self-service is not allowed but there is no one servicing the bar. They actually have a sign up saying that you can't serve yourself--which is weird to begin with--but then there are no staff anywhere to be found. Legitimately every person who has walked in has looked at the sign questioningly. A few of us were just laughing about how odd it was. And then a woman appeared from the back and served one guy, with whom we had been laughing, a drink. I started walking over and I kid you not, it was like she power walked back to the kitchen, never to be seen again. *Update: 20 minutes later, another lady appeared and another passenger and I were able to visit the bar. I'm normally a Oneworld passenger, but geez, this place is lackluster. It's like all the luster ran away and left a somewhat dark lounge with sparkling water. read more

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Very limited food selection with only 4 kinds of hot food served. The only thing I liked from the food bar was mint chocolate cookies. I had a hard time finding a seat given how small and packed this place was. read more

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Got here on priority pass. Has a bar (wine, beer, mixed drinks), cold and hot foods, fancy coffee machine, tap for water (sparkling, cool, room temp), water with citrus Sub sandwich, salad, lentil salad Hot food: mushroom and brie soup, potatoes, carrots, chicken, Mediterranean tofu, coconut cake, pudding, espresso beans Private bathroom Would return! This is near gate B50 read more

Priority pass members are treated like second class citizens. 3pm to 6pm closed to pp members citing lounge full when barely anybody was in there. read more

This is a mediocre lounge. Not too spacious and the food is just ok. But there's beer on tap!

This lounge is not very impressive at all in fact it's kind of...meh. They have snacks and cold drinks and some alcohol. They do however have nice view of the tarmac. The place is clean and they have a lot of outlets for your laptops. There's plenty of seating and the lounge has open concept seating. You can see I'm really struggling to write something about this lounge but there is nothing else to say so I'm just writing the rest of this just to take up space. read more

I think this place needs a renovation, the outside area where you check in looks nicer than the inside. They serve complimentary drinks and finger foods while you wait for your flight. Complimentary WiFi and multiple charging stations are available. The lounge itself is in need of a lift or a refreshed look. Other than that it serves the purpose of a lounge. No shower facility. read more

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Refused me entry because they're unfairly excluding priority pass members at all the lounges during international travel time at iad even though priority pass hours state the lounge is open. It wasn't even full. What a joke. read more

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The lounge is spacious, seating is comfortable, and staff went above and beyond for us. My partner and I are both vegan and we're bummed to see such little options for vegans (only fruit). We spoke to the chef and she confirmed nothing else was vegan, but made us a super delicious salad with guacamole!! Will definitely be back next time we are here! read more

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Stopped in at the Senator Lounge (their version of first class lounge) prior to sprinting over to terminal D to catch our flight. A handful of hot food options (potato pancakes, Mac and cheese, pig in a blanket, curry chicken, sweet and sour tofu), finger sandwiches (Viet wrap, tuna salad, smoked meat), pastries, veggies, dips, and fruits. Nothing outstanding but worth munching a bite here and there. Plenty of comfy seats with outlets in between. There's a section for sit down complimentary a la carte dining for first class passengers. Definitely build in extra airport time if you want to sample the menu. read more

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We were going to Copenhagen on Lufthansa and flying Business Class so we were able to use the club. The last time we used it we were able to stay upstairs but this time we were told to go downstairs. It was very crowded when we went downstairs with no seats together. Fortunately, a couple stood up to leave and we had our seats. They had a bar and "snacks" available. The food was good and the drinks were as well. Not sure why we had to go downstairs. read more

Senators lounge is quite nice. Breakfast was a little limited but the hospitality is friendly. Virginia law requires that they have a bar tender, which is quite a shame that you cant pour your own. Wi-Fi is good. It was the lounge that I was directed to for an ANA business ticket. It's located by B50. read more

One of the smaller well organized lounges to visit but still has modern, comfortable seating. Has hot/cold food options - not a lot but still a good place to relax and spend some time before boarding. Service wise just okay. read more

This is for the Senator lounge, which is for first class passengers and Star Alliance Gold members. I tried this lounge on my way back to LA. It has 1 shower room which is located in the Business lounge (from Senator lounge, walk down stair). The shower room is very basic compared to many asian lounge I've been too. It has shampoo, conditioner, body soap and that's it. No skin/hair care products. Toilet seat, although clean, is the one you'd find in some public restroom. Food selection is quite limited to my taste, but their alcohol selection is great. I love the Bombay Sapphire on rocks (I just learned that from the bartender, "rocks" means "ice" lol). Since this lounge is for First class passengers and Star Alliance Gold members, it was not busy at all. You'd fins plenty of seats here and the lounge is very quiet. Decorations could use some remodel. 4 star for the drink and the atmotsphere. If they improve their food selection and shower experience it would be a 5 star for me. Edit: if you want good food, go to the Turkish Airlines a couple of gates down, if you like to have some quiet time and privacy with some good wine, this lounge could be a good option. read more

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The Lufthansa Senator and Business Class Lounges at Washington Dulles IAD are located in the B concourse by gate 51. It's a combo lounge entrance with the Senator Lounge located on the departure level and the Business Class Lounge located downstairs on the ground level. The Senator Lounge is open to first class passengers on Star Alliance operated flights and the Business Class Lounge is open to business class passengers on Star Alliance operated flights. Star Alliance Gold members (including United Premier Gold members) may use either lounge when traveling on any Star Alliance operated flight (domestically or internationally). Both lounges are open from 8:20 AM to 9:45 PM daily. The Senator lounge is divided into three distinct areas. There is a dining area at the entrance to the lounge with several tables, chairs and a high top, communal table in the center. The communal table has electrical outlets and can double as a work space if you want to eat and get some work done. The entire dining area is not very large and can only accommodate approximately 20 people at any given time. The self-serve buffet was fairly substantial and had a good selection of cold and hot dishes such as a variety of sandwiches, salads, pastas, roasted vegetables and braised beef. The food was delicious and plentiful enough to serve as a full meal. For those wanting something on the lighter side, there were bowls fresh fruit, pastries, desserts and other light snacks as well. There is a hosted bar with a top shelf selection of spirits, German beers and wines. Unfortunately, you can't pour your own but all drinks are complimentary so come back as often as you like. There is a small divided area for first class passengers that is separated from the main lounge. It's not very private or secluded from the main lounge but there are tables and chairs along the large windows and a smaller, private dining area. First class passengers also get the benefit of waiter service with a better selection of food and alcohol from printed menus. The main seating area is located beyond the dining room. There is a large open seating area with low armchairs grouped together in small clusters. There are no walls, partitions or anything else to provide any real privacy from your neighbors or reduce the noise of the main seating area. The low leather armchairs are plush and comfortable but there are no recliners, lounge chairs or anywhere else to lie down and kick your feet up. Surprisingly, there are no dedicated work space areas such as cubicles, desks or tables to spread out and be productive. There is one long bar table along the wall with counter space large enough for a laptop and the communal table in the dining area but that's about it. The small lounge made the best use of the limited space it had but unfortunately, those needing to work got the shorter end of the stick. At the time of my visit, 3:00 PM on a Thursday afternoon, the lounge was very crowded and loud so bring some headphones if you need to concentrate and work. Along the far wall of the lounge are large, floor to ceiling windows which let in a lot of natural lighting and provide views of the ramp and runway. They definitely help to make the lounge feel more open and airy than it really is. There are no shower rooms or private day rooms in the Senator Lounge. If you want to shower or get cleaned up before your flight, you will have to go downstairs to the Business Class Lounge. If you need to use the shower room, I would recommend you get down there ASAP and reserve a room as there are only a handful of shower rooms. You might have a long wait as the shower rooms are shared between both the Senator and Business Class Lounges. The lounge attendants were friendly and did an efficient job of cleaning, busing dishes and refilling the buffet area. Nothing sat out on the tables for longer than a few minutes before it was picked up and the food items were replaced and refilled constantly. WiFi was provided throughout the lounge and electrical outlets were located by most seats. I did not connect to the WiFi to test it out but heard it can be slow during peak times. Overall, the Lufthansa Lounges at Washington Dulles IAD are the best options for Star Alliance passengers at Washington Dulles. Considering your only other option is the United Club, the Lufthansa Lounges are significantly better than what United offers. The Lufthansa Lounges are not very large and can be crowded at peak times but the amenities provided make the lounges worth the hike from the United gates. The food selection was tasty and plentiful and the shower rooms were great if you want to freshen up before your flight. The Lufthansa Lounges at Washington Dulles are not the best lounges in the world by any means but they do offer a nice little place to rest, eat and relax before your flight. If you like my reviews, feel free to follow me on Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat. The link is in my profile. read more

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I understand that as far as Lufthansa lounges are concerned, this is definitely not the best I've seen. The expansive lounges found in Frankfurt or Munich are much better and offer a wider selection of services and food. However, we are speaking in relative terms here. Since I only access Star Alliance lounges, this is much better than any of the other ones found throughout IAD. Sure there's no Wi-Fi, but you get a wonderful view of the taxiway in front of the lounge. I was fortunate enough to visit right as the flight from FRA was coming in with the sun setting in the background, making for a perfect view. The food selection was also surprisingly good. If you look at my uploaded photo, you can see the variety they offer. Various quiches, grilled chicken, pasta, sandwiches, veggies, cheeses, salami, rice, etc. In a sense, typical American food, but all prepared very well. This is definitely beyond the things you find at the Red Carpet Club or similar. The quiches are ridiculously good, even if they do look identically like the ones from Costco. It seems as though they've closed the SAS lounge and consolidated everything in the Lufthansa Lounge, which means a small space like this has the possibility of getting crowded. This wasn't the situation when I was there but it could happen. read more

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Good food and nice service, but the decor seems to be "sterile" for lack of a better term. The ambience is not as there as the decor seems a bit outdated. Showers, hot food, snacks such as charcuterie and cheeses, and nice customer service. Located in terminal B in the long concourse. If your PP for Turkish lounge won't get you in there, you should come here! This is only for the business/senator lounge, I haven't been in the 1st class one. read more

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This place is a ghost town, not even any staff in the lounge area if you needed something... like a beer, I need a beer and there is no one in here so now I'm beerless. No hot foods, several cold snacks and some fountain drinks. If you have the option to use this lounge or the Turkish Airlines Lounge, avoid this one... especially if you are hoping to get an adult beverage. Lame! If you're looking for me I'll be eating butter chicken and drinking Capt'n and Cokes down at Turkish Airlines lounge. read more

Stay away if you are a priority pass member. They never grant access. Even if you are willing to wait staff just says no not today. Tried multiple times this year on different days at different times. The answer is always no priority pass members today. Either don't be part of that lounge network or give access and stop waisting customers times heading there. Better options around just be transparent. read more

Terrible. Priority Pass members stay away. They will refuse you entry because they are "too full," while at the same time allowing Lufthansa members entry. I won't be flying Lufthansa again anytime soon. read more

Perfectly average! That about sums it up. In typical German style, this lounge is efficient and functional. It has everything you need in an airport lounge - good wifi, plenty of power outlets, decent drink selection, small bites, clean bathrooms, and a coffee/ espresso machine. Do not expect anything luxurious. No rain showers like IST, no superb food like BOM, and no massages like BKK. However, it has everything that is essential. It is two steps above from the United Airlines lounges and one step below the Virgin Airlines lounge at Dulles airport. I think any lounge is better than the United Airlines lounges anywhere across America. read more

Haven't been to business lounge for a few years so can't comment how it is. This is for senator lounge. Very friendly service and good wine selections, good salads and hot food items too. LH standard espresso machine which is far better than any machine in US lounges. Overall it's good lounge. read more

This is, hands down, the best Star Alliance lounge at Dulles (the competition is nothing but dreary Red Carpet Clubs). Past reviews mention a lack of showers and wifi -- but both are actually available. The shower rooms, of which there are 2 or 3, are located downstairs in the business lounge section. Head there to sign in with an attendant, who will page you when a room is available. Towels and shower products are provided. Wifi is also available lounge-wide, and as of this summer, it's free. The lounge really shines for German-speakers (or those, like me, hoping to work a bit on their not-quite-fluent German language skills). A considerable array of newspapers and magazines, nearly all in German, is provided, and some of the staff speak German. In particular, try striking up a German language conversation with the bartender downstairs. Also, as Dmitriy's pictures indicate, the lounge has outstanding food offerings, particularly on the Senator level -- and respectable wines, beers and spirits, too. A visit will not quite be a meal substitute, but it can come very close. read more

Pretty awesome little lounge. I've only ever visited the Senator side, but it's pretty comfy. First off, great seating...comfy leather chairs. Great service...friendly staff Free wine, hard liquor, beer, and food . How can you go wrong? The food is catered to German tastes, so you might not exactly love it, but the wines are generally pretty decent quality...beats the pants of what you can pay for in the United Club. In order to be admitted you should be 1) Star Alliance Gold on a Star Alliance Ticket 2) On an international (excluding Canada & Mexico) business or first class ticket. 3) Lufthansa frequent traveler or above. read more

Dull and outdated, outworn interior. Cheap feel to all the furnitures. OK, I've introduced you to the downsides first. Don't let that scare you though. The upsides are about to unfold. You are not allowed to self-serve any alcoholic beverages. They have nice and polite man ready to serve alcoholic concoctions of your choosing. Ohh... and plain beer. The food wasn't all that great. They did have some tasty bite size sandwich thing going on. I did fancy those - I must admit. I ate a few of those sandwich thingys, and gulped down a glass of Johnny Walker whilst reading the Washington Post. While doing that, I felt like I was sitting in an Ikea Restaurant. The staff were attentive and did remove empty plates and glass really quick. One waitress even took it upon herself to entertain two bored Chinese kids travelling with what I assume was their father. All in all this beats waiting at the gate by fourhundredandsixtynine points. You might feel like you sat down in a cheap industrial cafeteria, but the service will do justice to your visit. read more

The best *A lounge at Dulles. Warm food and not very many kids. United's lounge feature the same not so good snacks and no food and have lots of kids who enter using the chase coupons. read more