Qatar Airways B777-300ER Qsuites Business Class LHR-DOH.
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Louis Vuitton Lounge and Dior Spa are thinly-veiled upsells.
Sleeping rooms have very uncomfortable furniture.
Poorly-designed shower rooms with automatic taps and no attached toilets.
Every facility you could need (and then some), including a gym, nursery, games room, spa, and nap rooms.
Plenty of natural light with stunning views of the Orchard.
Qatar’s new flagship lounge is stunning and offers facilities galore, but lurking beneath the glossy exterior are some poorly-designed features. 🍸 tl dr: Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Garden Lounge My verdict? While it’s hard not to like something so new and shiny, there are a few annoying flaws in this lounge that keep it from being all it can be. I had an extended visit to the Al Mourjan Garden Lounge last month, during a 20-hour layover in Doha. Even for a heavily-banked hub like Doha, that’s plenty- especially considering the fact that Qatar Airways has built separate lounges for frequent flyer elites travelling in Economy. The Al Mourjan Garden complements the existing Al Mourjan Business Lounge- South (aka Al Mourjan South), which remains open at the southern end of Hamad Airport.Ĭombined, the two lounges offer more than 17,000 square metres of space, and host more than 1,600 guests. The Orchard Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Garden Lounge | Photo: Qatar Airways Singaporeans might find it looks familiar! In April 2023, Qatar Airways opened its new flagship lounge at Doha Hamad Airport, known officially as the Al Mourjan Business Lounge- The Garden (which I’ll call the Al Mourjan Garden for simplicity’s sake).Īs the name suggests, this lounge is set amidst The Orchard, a massive indoor tropical garden with a curved glass roof and greenery galore.
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