Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt

For my flight to Krakow, I had to go to departure gate A40 at the end of Terminal 1. As I only had 35 minutes to change planes after my arrival from Leipzig and a detour to the Lufthansa Senator Lounge was not worthwhile, I tried out the new Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt.

Where is the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt located?

The Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt is located in Terminal 1 at the A gates. It is about a 10-minute walk from the security checkpoint in area A. Simply follow the signs to the Business Lounge or gates A26 to A42. The entrance to the lounge is very inconspicuous and is located directly opposite gate A26. On the floor above the Panorama Lounge there is a More Lufthansa Business Class Lounge.

Who has access to the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt?

Access to the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge is possible for Lufthansa, Star Alliance Business and First Class passengers who have a valid boarding pass for a flight from Frankfurt on the same day. Frequent flyers in the Miles and More programme with Frequent Traveller, Senator and HON Circle status as well as passengers who have Star Alliance Gold status and of course a boarding pass for a Star Alliance flight from Frankfurt on the same day also have access. However, Lufthansa currently only welcomes its guests to the Panorama Lounge on weekdays.

How is the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt equipped?

The Lufthansa Panorama Lounge was designed as a VIP lounge and is therefore much more comfortable than the usual Lufthansa Business Class lounges. After the reception, the lounge is divided into two seating areas. On the right-hand side is a large lounge with several seating areas and a fantastic view of the apron. The main buffet is also located on this side of the lounge.

To the left of the entrance area is another part of the lounge, which is divided into a series of smaller rooms that look almost like living rooms and give guests the opportunity to retreat. Each room is individually furnished and usually offers a great view of the apron.

For longer stays in the Panorama Lounge, you can also use one of the loungers in the relaxation room to sleep or snooze. The lounge also has its own toilets and showers, which are more reminiscent of toilets in a grand hotel than in a Lufthansa lounge.

What can I eat and drink in the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge Frankfurt?

As my visit was in the morning, breakfast was still served. At the main buffet there were sandwiches, various yoghurts, scrambled eggs and baked goods. The drinks on offer were hardly any different from those in the other Lufthansa lounges. There was a fully automatic coffee machine, various soft drinks, wine, sparkling wine, beer and various spirits.

In addition to the main buffet, there were two smaller buffets in the left-hand seating area. At first glance, there was the same offer here. Only hot meals were not offered here.

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