I must have hit this place at a good time of day because it was not over crowded. Staff were…read moreattentive at cleaning it while we were there, and food was frequently replenished. I grabbed a few snacks for myself while waiting for a flight. There's not a ton of variety, but it's nice to have something to nibble on in a quiet corner. There were options between tables, couches, and chairs to be able to relax for a bit. Showers are available (did not check them out) but restrooms were clean. It's a good place to pop into if you have entry.

Food is alright. There is a self-serve cocktail station. There are some bottled soda. It's very…read morecrowded and there is little room to move around

A very small and very limited lounge with very limited food and drink offerings. If you are…read morealready in that part of the airport and have free access it's worth visiting for a short time, but I wouldn't pay or go out of my way to visit.

Maybe the worst lounge I have been to. The limited bar is self- service, so that is nice. Very…read moresmall / limited options for snacks and food. The staff that mans the check-in counter also works stocking the snacks so takes a second for them to sign you in. I get it as this is a small lounge, just annoying when in a hurry or anxious from traveling. It is quiet and small, seats are comfortable though.

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.

It's not the nicest lounge and there are limited snacks and food. No tv's. The place is being…read morerenovated right now, which is good because there are stains all over the old carpet and the decor is old and in general it's just run down. However, if you have a long layover it's worth it to relax, grab a snack and or a drink from the open / self-serve bar. The gentleman at check in was very nice. Besides the stains and outdated furniture it was clean / picked up. There is wifi. Of note, this is OUTSIDE of security. Immediately after dropping bags, go upstairs between hall B & C to find this lounge.

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.

As someone else mentioned in the Google reviews, they need to do some thorough vacuuming because I…read morealso found a ton of nuts between the cushions lol. 3 stars because AC wasn't working properly or wasn't set to an appropriate temperature, too many people and it was way too hot!

We very much appreciated the priority access to this lounge at Frankfurt Airport. I just wish it…read morewas open later in the evening. It opens daily at 6:00am and closes at 8:00pm. We hung out in Terminal 2 until opening time. The furnishings and decor are dated, but comfortable. The breakfast was adequate. The scrambled eggs & bacon was what we needed to get us through to boarding. The apples in the fruit salad were very fresh. The mochaccino was very good. We didn't try any of the alcoholic beverages. Hey, it was 6:00 in the morning. I really would have loved to try the Japanese curry that they're famous for serving, but didn't get that opportunity. My biggest surprise was actually in the restroom. They have Toto Japanese toilets. I didn't know how to use the remote control. Fortunately, the toilet seat was already set on warm. What a cool experience! Lol! My husband was happy with his shower. He said it wasn't as nice as the Flagship Lounge in Chicago, but it was perfect for his needs. What's also great is that it was near our gate. Our AA flight departed at D1. This lounge was somewhere around D6. We didn't need to walk far. Definitely check it out if you happen to be in Frankfurt.

Great surprise in Frankfurt if you are flying American. We had a good breakfast and lots of fresh…read morecoffee.

Pretty basic lounge. Had breakfast stuff out to eat. Staff were nice. Needs to be updated for…read morelooks. Lots of beverage options including alcohol.

Cozy but convenient. We came during breakfast, and they had a nice array of eggs, croissants, some…read morecold dishes, and other snacky foods. Plenty of space to spread out. Not super close to any of the gates and walking is required, but easy enough to get where you need to go.

Everything I could ask for in a lounge. Comfortable seating in a variety of arrangements, even…read morerelaxation areas and a business center setup. Bright modern decor. Great views. Tasty food kept well stocked. Full drink selection with self serve everything. And very friendly welcoming service. I often have the option of connecting in either FRA or MUC, having access here will now be my tiebreaker in that decision.

We opted for the Air Canada's lounge before our flight back to nyc from Frankfurt. While the lounge…read morewas quiet, clean and comfortable. It was really lacking in food options. Actually the food (breakfast) was terrible. They only had eggs, bacon, potatoes and baked beans. There was also a cold cuts section. This was all they had. The one highlight is the orange juice which was freshly pressed. I really liked that. We enjoyed this lounge for a short time before we boarded our flight with our baby. Overall, nice quiet and clean lounge. Food is terrible.

Clean lounge, chairs OK. There is no free WiFi (except the 30 minutes granted by the airport), no…read moretoilets, no showers, no sink. Some drinks, chips, no food. They'd better merge with somebody else rather than spending on this lounge.

Excellent lounge. They have fantastic showers, a relaxing lobby, and very good selection of drinks.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.