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Munich Lounge Guide

Munich airport has one Lufthansa First Class Lounge and two Lufthansa Business Class Lounges, with one having a Senator Lounge within.

Lufthansa Business/Senator Lounge G28 – Schengen

This lounge has separate areas for Business and Senator guests.

Location, Hours and Access
Location: Terminal 2, departures G, opposite gate G28
Opening Hours: 5am – 10pm

Lufthansa Business Lounge H24 – Non-Schengen

Location, Hours and Access
Location: Terminal 2, departures H, opposite gate H24
Opening Hours: 7am – 3:30pm

Access: Lufthansa or Star Alliance Business Class passengers, Star Alliance Gold members on a Star Alliance airline (plus guest)

General Impression
Both Lufthansa Business Lounges in Munich airport may not have the bells and whistles  such as formal dining of other lounges, however it is a casual and comfortable space to spend time before a short haul flight. The lounge is spacious and airy with plenty of seating options, food and drinks.

Food And Beverages
Selection of hot and cold snacks and fresh fruit at the buffet. Wide selection of drinks.

Showers And Spa
Bathroom and shower facilities with a shower attendant.

Entertainment And Business Facilities
Plenty of seating space to set up laptop with power outlets, but no business centre.

Lufthansa First Class Lounge

Location, Hours And Access
Location: Terminal 2, near gates G21 (Schengen entrance) & H21 (non-Schengen entrance).
Opening Hours: 5am-10pm

Access: Swiss and Lufthansa First Class passengers, Hon Circle members.

General Impression
Plenty of space to relax and refresh along with Cigar Lounge.

Food And Beverages
Fully stocked bar. Large buffet with hot and cold snacks. A la carte restaurant with snacks menu also available.

Showers And Spa
Three showers with provided amenities.

Entertainment And Business Facilities
Business Centre with three workstations equipped with Sony laptops & printers, work spaces with power sockets compatible with GB, DE & US, internet access and meeting rooms. TV Room. Local and international newspapers and magazines. Library.

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