Review: Plaza Premium Lounge Bangalore Airport

One of our team member, recently had an opportunity to visit the Plaza Premium Lounge located in Bengaluru International Airport. This lounge is located in the departures area – so you must be traveling internationally to access this lounge.

 

 

This lounge is partnered with Lounge Club and Priority Pass, so you can access this lounge if you hold any of the premium credit cards that offers lounge membership (Amex Platinum, Chase Ritz Carlton , Citi Prestige etc..)

 

There are 4 lounges in Bengaluru international airport (2 in domestic and other 2 in International terminal). You can also access this lounge by paying a fee, which is charged based on the number of hours you would stay. You can expect a minimum charge of INR 2,000 to access this lounge unless you are traveling in premium cabins or hold appropriate membership with Lounge Club , Priority Pass etc..

 

 

There is also a spa facility that you could use for a fee – you could see the prices listed above.

This lounge also offers a  variety of food options – including hot dishes, which will me made to order.

 

 

 

There is also buffet counter filled with snacks , Salad and few appetizers

 

 

 

You can also get complimentary drinks including alcohol.

 

Lounge is spacious, however the lounge lacks a view of the tarmac.  It can get crowded very quickly especially during the international departures time (early hours).

There are work stations if you need to get some work done or access internet

And finally wash room with modern fittings.

 

 

 

 

Conclusion:

Plaza Premium Lounge Bangalore airport  has 2 locations. We were able to visit the lounge located in the international terminal and had a decent experience.

This lounge can be accessed if you hold any premium credit cards (Amex Platinum, Chase Ritz Carlton , Citi Prestige etc..) which offers complimentary membership to Lounge Club and Priority Pass

 

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