Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki (2016)

The Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki is located at the end of the departure gates at Thessaloniki Airport, after passing through security. One of the biggest advantages is direct boarding from the lounge for any flight within the Schengen area. I think the design is extremely successful. The interior designer was inspired by a film set when selecting the furniture.

Where is the Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki?

Thessaloniki Airport is extremely easy to navigate, so finding the Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki is anything but difficult. Once you've passed the security checkpoint, you first walk straight ahead, then turn right, and then basically walk in the opposite direction.

What is the Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki equipped with?

The lounge has a seating area. There are several large, light-colored leather sofas and a few comfortable armchairs. Between the individual seating areas are several large metal tables. However, I find them too low for working on a laptop. The adjacent, floor-to-ceiling windows offer a magnificent view of the airport apron.

Adjacent to the seating area is the buffet, featuring a larger counter and 16 black wooden bar stools. If that doesn't provide enough space for dining, there's also an area with several tables and chairs. Along the wall, there are also four PCs available for free use, which, along with the stable Wi-Fi, create a pleasant working atmosphere.

What is available to eat and drink at the Aegean Business Lounge Thessaloniki?

The food selection isn't that extensive. For example, there were various packaged salads and fruit, sandwiches, and sweets. No hot meals were offered during our stay. A monthly changing buffet of specialties from various Greek regions provides variety. In October 2016, the dishes were inspired by the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea. For example, there was a lemon schnapps, marzipan, and cheese.

In contrast to the food, the selection of drinks is considerably larger: beer (Heineken and Greek Alfa), two red wines, a selection of standard spirits (nothing from the high-priced segment), soft drinks, and a WMF and Nespresso coffee machine.

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