This Lufthansa Business Lounge is a very nice and well design lounge. In fact, it's quite spacious…read more It's broken up into various rooms, all of which are very airy and inviting. To get to this lounge, you go down to the far end of Terminal One. There, you can either take the elevator or the stairs to get up to the lounge. Once inside you either show them your boarding pass or use the boarding pass on your phone to gain entry. The staff here are all very nice and inviting. In terms of the layout, there's a central room that offers some drinks. There is also a cordoned-off area divided by nice open wood slabs. In addition, there is another, semi-separate, room around the corner. The area where they offer food and drink is separated from the main lounge. There you will find a small selection of various dishes and drinks. You can eat your meal in that room if you desire as they have some counter style seating. Or, you can bring your food and drink back to the main lounge. I realize this is Germany, and everybody seemingly smokes here. I always question this fact as to why someone hasn't gotten the memo as to just how bad smoking is to the human body and how it is damaging to all of those people around the person who is smoking. The reason I say this is because, they actually have a smoking room within this lounge. And, the smoke does permeate from this area. So, my suggestion is to stay as far away from that room as possible. Overall, if you have a bit of a wait between flights, or you get to the airport a little bit early, and you're flying Business Class on Lufthansa, this is a great place to spend your time.

Honestly, I agree with Phillip S. This lounge is very old, dimly lit, and I didn't see over half of…read morethe food mentioned in other reviews...maybe it depends on the time if day you go? I only saw unappealing scrambled eggs and super dry hashbrowns (took one bite and could hardly swallow). I was looking forward to fruit, but even the cocktail looked sad. I'm assuming if you are in this lounge you are flying business so I'd recommend eating on the plane. I gave this lounge 2 stars instead of 1 because the coffee machine was nice and also it is nice alternative to the waiting area past security which we were warned is barren. The bathroom was clean but of course the one of 2 stalls I went in didn't lock.

I really like airport lounges in European cities…read more I find the experience is much more upscale and the food is more interesting. Here the Staff was exceptional. There are both German and English language newspapers and as well as magazines. We really like it.

UPDATE: NO SPIRITS/ HARD ALCOHOLIC DRINKS ANYMORE!!! Not worth the money…read more Actually, I was quite happy to get some lounge access via priority pass. But that lounge was aged, small, crowded and just had some beer and wine - no spirits and no toilets within the lounge - which means you have to leave and re-enter. And of course, they'll charge you extra if you stay 3 hours or more. All in all a disappointing experience, I'd not suggest to visit that lounge if you can avoid it

Lively space to unwind and escape the cramped schengen lobbies and even more claustrophobic transit…read morelounge after boarding pass control. Compact but well stocked beverage and food areas. Constantly preened by efficient staff. Certainly a welcome respite before or between flights. Outstanding for a non-international, PUBLIC area lounge.

This lounge is great considering the procedures that the airlines used here. You can have a place…read moreto sit and relax a bit before they cram you up in the small space at the gates. Just beware that it is before the security and passport control. I was pleasantly surprised that they have hot food. The fruits were great and refreshing. They serve different kinds of drinks in big bottles - meaning the soda can be flat if it has been sitting around for a while. I didn't see anything in cans or bottles. In any case, I like this lounge as an oasis in an old fashion airport.

This lounge is decent and not crowded--though the lounge is located outside security, which…read moreexplains why. There is no bathroom inside the lounge and you have to take all your bags when leaving, which is an inconvenient pain. 3.5 stars for the food: There are lots of non-perishable food items and beverages available (e.g., fruit bars, beef sticks, cookies/crackers, peanuts). They even have lactose-free Brie cheese and vegan options. The fresh fruit or other foods are limited, though there's all the Nutella, champagne, coffee and croissants you could want. 3 stars for the ambiance: the lounge is elevated slightly above the airport rooftop level, and has some views. The lounge is clean and feels open. 2 stars overall: the lack of a bathroom and the fact that it's outside security.

Extremely small with limited seats available and no toilets AF lounge at TXL is a quick stop…read more Alcohol is limited to gin, vodka, Campari and Whiskey. Several Ssoft drinks and beer available. No screens showing flight status

C Lounge is in the C terminal (duh) of the Berlin Tegel airport, near terminal 80. It's a nice,…read moresmall, quiet lounge but still has awesome snacks and beverages. They have coffee, tea, soda, water, and alcohol. There are high tables with outlets so you can do your work, if you need to. There are no bathrooms located inside the lounge, but they are located just across the hallway. Cost to get in is €36 unless you have Priority Pass or benefits through one of their partner airlines (Icelandair, Hainan Airlines, S7 Airlines, Finnair, Luxair, UTair, Ukraine International Airlines and Rhein Neckar Air).

Like others say, this is one of the worst lounge you find in Europe. No hot food during the day…read more Only a few kinds of mediocre sandwiches and chips. Espresso machine isn't good one either. You can miss this lounge easily as there is no big sign like Lufthansa lounge. It's upstairs and for all One world airlines including air berlin. Most people seem to stay to use wifi.

Small lounge, no loos (!!!) and whereas every other BA lounge has a nice, easy to remember capital…read morecity as WiFi password, here it's: #BA-WLAN%%. Just rolls off the tongue...! Really, the worst BA lounge I have tried, and I have been in quite a few across the world.

If you're looking for some peace and quiet awaiting your departure along with free AC jacks for…read moreyour laptop or smartphone and privacy and don't have any frequent flyer lounge access - this in the place to go!

As train station lounges go, this was pretty good, particularly if you have access to the first…read moreclass lounge-within-a-lounge. I arrived with a bit of time before my train, so I enjoyed a beer, small sandwich, coffee, and cake, all offered by very friendly and attentive staff. The seating was comfortable and the restroom clean.

I had a first class ticket for my train to Munich since I had a little time (after my ticket…read moreprinting confusion) before the platform info would even come up on the board. The lounge is clean and there are coffee/espresso and soda options. The nice lady only offered me a croissant to eat (it was still around 930am) and I guess that's it in terms of food. Kinda sad considering you don't get food with your first class ticket unlike on Virgin Trains in the U.K. The ladies at the desk checking in could care less. They were too busy chit chatting to themselves. There were a lot of seats and side tables available but when I got there the lounge was about half full. I can see how this place will fill up quickly considering it's the central train station in Berlin. At least it's better than the airport. Half the monitors don't work that are supposed to show you the platform information. Luckily I'm just sitting in here until the platform info comes up for my train and a hot chocolate.

So far, so good. Departure experience from Berlin. Took about 30 min with Bolt for €50. No…read moretraffic. 80 KMH thru the barn. After initial security check, Delta and UA, make a right after the duty free. Go thru the door, UA 1st, then Delta. No signage at all or I missed it. After checking your bag in thru, follow the sign that says "all gates". If you are leaving EU, you will need to go through the border control again. Gate C and E. For EU residents, automated system. All 2nd class citizen including US, need to follow the sign and manually process. Once inside the C and D area, plenty of restrooms and stores to pick up goodies of needed.

Flying to Germany to run the Berlin Marathon we had no problems here. German efficiency as…read moreexpected. Clean, well maintained, and easy to maneuver around despite it's a large airport. Good signage. There were plenty of dining and shopping options available but we didn't use any as we just heading to our boarding gate. Getting though check in and security screening was fast and the people checking ID's and passports were all business. Plenty of seating at gate areas and the airport is very functional overall with an industrial feel and design.