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Start your journey in style with a visit to a Hong Kong Airport lounge. Book in advance with TravelSupermarket and save...
Hong Kong International Airport is located on Chek Lap Kok island and it is a major hub for air travel in Asia. Whether you find yourself with a few hours to spare on a stopover at the airport or you have enjoyed the hospitality of this enchanting destination during a business or leisure trip, use the hours before you fly to relax and unwind in the comfort of an airport lounge.
Many airlines operate their own executive lounges at this sprawling airport. If you are flying business or first class, or you are a frequent flyer with an airline, you could be eligible for free entry to your airline's VIP lounge. Facilities will differ in these airline lounges, so upper class passengers may even also wish to book time in one of the airport lounges. The airport lounges are available to all for a reasonable entry fee.
It doesn't matter which airline you are travelling with or in which cabin you'll take your seat, the lounges at Hong Kong International Airport welcome all passengers.
So what do you get in an airport lounge? You can help yourself to a wide range of food and drink for starters, and then, when you've plunged into the comfort of the armchairs and sofas, log on to the free wi-fi or pick up a newspaper or magazine. And all of this can be enjoyed in the serene environment of the lounges. See? You don't have to travel first class to enjoy first-class treatment ahead of your flight.
Pre-booking access is also ideal for those on stopovers (as well as for those who haven't kept any Hong Kong dollars after a stay) as you don't need to worry about local currency - all the usually-costly airport extras, such as food and drink, are included in the upfront cost of your visit to the lounge.
Use our guide to pick the right lounge for you and then use the TravelSupermarket search tool to find a bargain entry price. You can also compare prices on cheap Hong Kong hotels, as well as travel extras such as insurance and foreign currency.
What's on offer at Hong Kong Airport?
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The Plaza Premium Lounge brand runs three facilities for passengers flying out - and in - to Hong Kong Airport.
The Plaza Premium Lounge in the West Hall is the airport's latest lounge facility. It's a stylish and elegant space that doesn't compromise on cosiness - the armchairs and sofas are supremely comfortable and the chairs and footrests by the window offer excellent runway views. Imagine reclining and watching the world go by for a while. The chefs are proud of their cuisine here and the signature Hong Kong-style fish ball noodles are a must. The lounge is open 24 hours a day and is located near gate 40. Children are welcome.
In the East Hall, near gate 1, is another Plaza Premium Lounge. It has showers available for guests, as does the lounge in the West Hall - an ideal extra if you're on a stopover during a long flight. This lounge also features massage and spa services. Again, there is a wide selection of tempting food and drinks available. This lounge is also open around the clock and welcomes families of all ages.
The third offering from the Plaza Premium Lounge brand is in the arrivals hall and it is the first of its kind in the world. If your flight lands very early in the day at Hong Kong, consider spending a few hours in this superb facility, freshening up with a shower, relaxing, having a bite to eat and maybe getting a massage to ease any post-flight aches before you check in at your hotel.
You can book any of these VIP lounge experiences via TravelSupermarket. Just tell us when you go (or arrive, of course) and we'll show you the best deals available.
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