Denver International Airport is divided into Jeppesen Terminal East (Blue) and West (Red) sides. The East side services primarily Southwest, JetBlue, Delta/Northwest, US Airways, Continental, Frontier and Midwest. The West side services primarily United, American and the airport's international carriers. Parking and ground transportation are accessed from the East and West sides of the terminals.
Airport Long-Term Parking
The airport provides several long-term parking options for a variety of budgets. All prices were effective July 1, 2009.
In addition to the hourly parking available in the long-term lots, Denver Airport also has dedicated short-term parking options. There are two short-term parking lots (West and East) at a cost of $3.00 per hour, and there is a waiting lot (often referred to as a cell phone lot) for up to 45-minute waits. Overnight parking is not available in the short-term lots.
Denver Airport is accessible using a variety of ground transportation options, including public and charter bus, limousine, commuter van, taxi, shuttle and rental car. Travelers headed to downtown Denver may wish to use SkyRide, a low-cost public service available from many downtown locations.
To make sure you get to the right place, there is a Ground Transportation Information Counter on Level 5 of the Jeppesen Terminal. The Counter is available from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and can also be reached by phone at (303) 342-4059.
Ground transportation at Denver Airport is organized by "island" on the East and West sides of the terminal:
Parking is fairly straight forward at the Madrid Airport, which has two major parking facilities close to the terminals. Both have long and short term parking. In addition, the airport has one other long term car parking facility.
Both P1 and P2 accommodate long and short term parking. P1 is an open-air parking facility that is opposite Terminal 1. It's quite large, accommodating some 2,300 cars. P2, which is opposite Terminal 2, has a six-floor parking garage and serves all three of the airport's terminals. All except the top floor is covered, and there are elevators in the garage.
The charges for short term parking in P1 and P2 are:
The charges for long term parking in P1 and P2 are:
The other long term car facility is further away from the terminals, and has transportation to and from the airport by a free shuttle.
For very short parking stays, there is a parking "express" in Terminal 2 at the ground level. It would be less expensive to use P1 or P2 if staying longer than 30 minutes, since the charge per hour is EUR3.00 and there is no 30 minute free stay.
Travelers can pay for parking at pay machines in the parking areas that accept Euros and most major credit cards. In addition, there are stations which are staffed where the fee can be paid.
There are a variety of ways to get to Madrid. But if a taxi is the choice, passengers should be careful to take a cab from the official stand and not from cabbies inside the terminal. Otherwise, the fares are not guaranteed. A taxi into central Madrid will run about EUR15 to EUR20, including airport supplements.
Another less expensive way to reach Madrid is by the Madrid Metro subway system, which links the airport with the city. Since the subway does not run directly from the airport to the Spanish rail network, it's necessary to change trains in order to take a train going outside Madrid.
Passengers can find the airport Metro station in Terminal 2, adjacent to Parking Area P2. Unlike cabs, the metro only runs from 6 am to 2 pm, and the fare is EUR1.10.
There's a bus that runs from the airport to Plaza de Colon, which leaves from the Arrivals level of each terminal. It runs from 4:45 am until 2:00 am, and operates every 10 or 15 minutes, depending on the time of day. Fare for the bus is EUR2.40.
Major car rental companies are located in the lower ground floor near Arrivals.
]]>Heathrow Airport offers you everything from taxis to train services. The Heathrow Express runs between Heathrow Airport and Central London. Although the Heathrow Express is more expensive than taking "the Tube," it will get you into downtown London approximately 40 minutes quicker. This is because the Heathrow Express offers fewer stops between the airport and downtown London. The Heathrow Express is available at 15-minute intervals every day of the year.
RailAir buses operate out of Heathrow Airport and offer transportation to downtown London as well as many other major UK cities and towns. The RailAir is a cheaper option than the Heathrow Express, but travels at a much slower pace. A variety of RailAir stops are located throughout the Heathrow Airport, making it easy and convenient for you to purchase a ticket. You can purchase your RailAir ticket in advance, either online or via phone.
Heathrow Connect is an express train that runs directly from Heathrow Airport to the Paddington train station in downtown London. The Heathrow Connect is available every half hour, every day of the year.
The Underground is London's most frequently used type of travel, and is offered to and from Heathrow Airport. Although the London Underground is a cheaper option than most other ground transportation, it will take you a long time to get into the city. If you're traveling with many bags, it will be difficult to carry them into and out of the London Underground.
Heathrow Airport has a variety of parking options, which include:
There are three unique long stay parking lots within Heathrow Airport. These three long stay parking lots serve terminals 1 through 5. If you decide to park in one of the long stay parking lots, you will be offered a complimentary coach service which runs between all of the terminals. Heathrow Airport's long stay parking lots are approximately a 3 to 10 minute coach ride from the airport.
Heathrow short stay parking is available at both hourly and daily rates. To park for 30 minutes in a Heathrow short stay lot will cost you approximately 2 pounds, 40 pence. This price increases in 30 minute increments and maxes out 45 pounds a day (for multiple days in the lot). If you are looking to park in the short stay lot for more than a few hours, it is much more cost effective to park in the long stay parking lots.
Valet parking at Heathrow Airport is available in all of the terminals. If you decide to valet park your car, you will be greeted by Heathrow staff members who will pick up your car at a specified valet drop point. From here your car will be stored in a secured garage that is monitored all day, until you return from your trip.
]]>Hourly Parking is available at the Chicago International Airport on level one of the main parking garage. Hourly parking is often closer to the terminals than long term parking, and is more expensive. If you're parking in lots A, B or C, the hourly rate for a spot is $2 an hour. If you end up leaving your car in an hourly parking space for a full day, it will cost you $30. Parking rates are always changing, so it's important to go to Chicago International Airport's official website before planning your trip.
Long Term Parking is available for you in lots E and F. Because lots E and F are further from the major terminals at the Chicago International Airport, the Airport Transit system is offered to you free of charge. If you are interested in current space availability, it is possible to tune into 1630 AM to find out how many spots are available in each of the parking lots.
International parking is located right next to the International terminal and is a convenient lot for picking up or dropping off people at the international terminal. If you happen to be traveling internationally for an extended period of time, long term parking is a cheaper option than the international parking lot. The International parking lot was designed specifically for pick ups and drop offs at the international terminal.
Valet Parking is the most expensive parking option at the Chicago International Airport. It's filled with perks and luxuries that are not offered to you in regular parking lots. The Valet Parking service offers two unique drop off locations, both found on level one. These locations offer you access to terminals 1, 2 and 3. If you decide to park your car with a valet, the car will be parked in a covered lot until you return from your trip. In addition, the car will be monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
If you are a disabled traveler, lots A, B, C, D and E each have spots that are clearly marked for handicapped travelers. Each one of the parking spaces is located next to an elevator or a shuttle drop off point. Shuttles also offer travelers with wheelchairs an elevator option, which makes it convenient and easy to board the shuttle and tram.
If you are planning on traveling for more than a month, it's mandatory that you contact the airport to make specific arrangements for your car. If you fail to make arrangements with the airport, your car will be considered abandoned and towed from the lot. To avoid this, call the Chicago International Airport line at (773) 686-7530. In addition to being towed, it's possible that your car can get booted in one of the Chicago International Airport parking lots.
]]>When heading to Haneda Airport, the primary domestic flight hub in Tokyo, knowing how to save time can mean less hassle. Learn how to save time and lessen stress at Haneda.
Familiarize yourself with the layout and services of Haneda Airport and the city's public transportation system beforehand. A little extra time spent in preparation can lead to a lot of extra time before or after the flight.
The DFW Airport Valet service does not require you to make a reservation in advance. All you need to do is drop off your car at any one of the Valet Parking Stands that are located in the airport. Terminals A, B, C and E each have valet services, as well as the curbside of Terminal D. If you decide to use the DFW Airport Valet service, your car will be parked in a covered lot for the duration of your trip. The cars are monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The cars never leave the airport parking facilities and will be available in the one hour terminal parking area when you return from your trip. This service costs $21 a day.
Terminal parking in the Dallas Airport is located next to all 5 of the airport terminals. As a result, you do not need to take a shuttle to get to the terminal where your flight either arrives or departs. With more than 28,000 total spaces, it's usually quite easy to find a parking spot in one of the five major terminal parking locations. If you are unable to locate a parking space in a lot that is close to your terminal, the Dallas Airport will provide you with complimentary shuttle transportation to your desired terminal. Terminal parking costs $17 a day and is also offered hourly.
Express parking at the Dallas Airport was developed with business travelers in mind. With new and improved Tolltag technology, it's possible to enter and exit the express parking lot with automated entry. Complimentary items include water and a daily paper. Shuttle service is provided for you to get to the terminal of your choice. The express parking lot also has unique flight information, so you can find out if your flight is on time or delayed. Express parking is located on both the north and south ends of the airport. Express parking is offered at an hourly rate as well as a $12 daily rate.
Remote Parking is a cheaper option than both express and terminal parking. The remote parking lots are located to the north and south of the airport and require a shuttle to get you to the terminals. Although it takes longer to get to the terminals, it only costs $8 a day to park there, and it's designed for long term fliers. Remote parking offers 4,800 spaces which makes it easy to find parking spots. There are also remote drop offs located at each terminal, which makes it easy for you when you're in a rush.
]]>There are three parking garages for short term parking, all close to the terminals. They are P0, P1 and P5. The charge for these are EUR 2.50 an hour for all three, and separate one-day fees:
Long term parking is found in other garages farther from the airport and is served by a free shuttle that runs back and forth to the airport. These are P2, P4, P7 and P8. The charges for lots P2 and P4 are:
The second week drops at these lots to EUR25.00
For P7 and P8 the charges are:
Unlike most airports, parking can be reserved and paid for online prior to a trip. Otherwise, automatic pay machines are found at all of the pedestrian entrances to parking garages. Travelers can also use their credit cards when they enter the parking areas, and the card will be automatically charged when the vehicle leaves the garage.
Another popular option is the Park, Stay and Go Hotels. For a package price that is often less than the cost of parking at the airport, certain hotels close to the Frankfurt Airport will allow customers to park for up to two weeks after a night's stay, with a complimentary shuttle that takes the traveler to and from the hotel.
Train and bus service to Frankfurt is convenient and budget-friendly. The airport has two rail stations and one bus terminal, which are located adjacent to Terminal 1. There is a regional rail as well as one for destinations further away. For the RMV transport it is necessary to purchase tickets from their ticket machines, or from the RMV Mobility Center. The rail stations have direct services to Frankfurt and run every 15 minutes. It takes 11 minutes to arrive at the Frankfurt Central Station and about 15 minutes to arrive in downtown Frankfurt.
Buses are found outside all of the terminals. They leave every 20 minutes and take about 20 minutes to arrive in the city.
Another option for getting to Frankfurt is by taxi, which costs about EUR 20.00. It takes about 20 minutes and is available 24-hours a day.
Since the airport is so close to the Autobahn, car travel is convenient and a rental car may be a good option for more than one traveler. Car rental companies are right in the airport itself, for added convenience. Reservations can be made online.
]]>Travelers heading to Haneda Airport should familiarize themselves with parking and transportation to and from the busiest airport in Japan. Travelers who know how to navigate the airport will be able to get to their next destination as quickly and efficiently as possible.
There are also parking services near the airport that provide shuttle buses to and from the airport, free of charge. These car parks charge less for parking than Haneda itself, particularly for multiple-day parking. Be sure to ask if the parks are friendly to foreign travelers, as not all car parks will accept cars from travelers who don't speak Japanese fluently, for legal purposes.
Parking at and transportation from Haneda Airport offers travelers multiple options, from the least expensive to the most convenient. However, Japanese public transportation is known for its punctuality, and even the least expensive of options is still an incredibly convenient method to get around the city.
A new method of travel to and from the city is to take AirTrain, a very affordable, but somewhat arduous, mode of travel. On the positive side, the cost is only $7 per person and it takes less than an hour to get to downtown Manhattan. On the negative side is the fact that travelers must carry their own luggage, and getting into the city requires a ride on a subway or the Long Island Railroad, since the train doesn't go the entire way. This is ideal for the budget traveler who doesn't mind changing from the train to another mode of transport.
Taxis into Manhattan run from $40 to $50 and more during rush hours. For a bit more money, visitors can hire a town car or limo either online before the trip or at the airport itself. Rental cars are available, but travelers need to take a shuttle bus to the various rental agencies, and rentals are not inexpensive. It's preferable to make a reservation for a car rental prior to arriving at JFK.
There are some companies that offer shuttles into the city. No reservation is needed when traveling from JFK, but reservations are needed when going to the airport. Rates are per person and run from $13 to $19, but there is a savings if a round-trip ticket is purchased. Most shuttles make stops at many New York hotels. Unlike taxis and limos, these are not available 24 hours a day.
There are a number of possibilities for parking at JFK, but none of them is particularly budget friendly. The least expensive at the airport itself is the long-term parking, which costs $18 for up to 24 hours and $6 for each additional 8-hour period after that. There are several daily parking lots that are more expensive. The parking areas are broken down into colors for easier recognition, and charge $3 for the first half hour, $6 for up to 1 hour and $3 for each additional half hour, up to a $33 maximum for each 24 hour period.
There are other parking options, but much further away and you need to take a shuttle to and from them. They range between $15 to $20 a day, which is quite a savings for a bit of inconvenience.
]]>At the Charles de Gaulle Airport, each of the terminals has its own car park. Parking at the terminals is fairly expensive, so other options that are not as close to the terminals may be better for the budget-minded traveler. The charge for Terminal parking is all the same:
A multi-level garage is located right at Terminal 1.
A cheaper option for that Terminal, actually almost half the cost at EUR 10.70 a day, is along the approach to Terminal 1, near the Hotel Sofitel.
Terminal 2 has three car parks: one for Terminal 2A and 2B, another for Terminal 2C and 2D, and a third for Terminal 2F. There is covered parking at these lots. Terminal 3 has a car park that is not covered, and which is divided into two areas: Sud (South) and Est (East). Another inexpensive car park is located along the approach to Terminal 3. It has the same lower rates that the cheaper option for Terminal 1 has.
There are many ways to reach Paris from Charles de Gaulle Airport. One of the cheapest is to take the RER train, which makes several stops in central Paris and connects with the Métro. Travelers on the RER train have to carry their own luggage, which may be a drawback. The fare to Paris is EUR 8.20.
A second option is a bus. Buses of Les Cars Air France bring travelers from Terminals 1 and 2 to both the Right and Left Bank. Line 2 goes to Place Charles de Gaulle, where the Arc de Triomphe is located, and to Porte Maillot near the La Defense skyscraper area. The buses only run from 5:45 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. The fare is higher than the train, with one-way at €15, and €24 for a round trip. Line 4 runs to the Gare de Lyon and the Gare Montparnasse, and the fare is EUR 16 for a one-way or EUR 27 for a round-trip ticket.
The RATP, the Paris regional transport authority, runs the RoissyBus, which brings travelers from all three terminals to the rue Scribe near the American Express building and the Opéra district. The one-way fare is EUR 8.60, and it takes anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour and a half during rush hour.
There is also the taxi option, but there is always a long line waiting for one. The fare can run anywhere from EUR40 to EUR50 or more during rush hour. In addition to the fare, there is an additional charge for each piece of luggage.
]]>Hourly parking, which is intended for those people picking up or dropping off someone, is the closest to the terminals. In fact, it's directly in front of each terminal. It costs $1 for the first and second hour, $2 for the next 4 hours and after six hours the fee is $28 a day.
Directly across from each terminal are the Daily Parking lots that have covered parking on all but the top (fourth) level. The rate for this option is $2 per hour and $14 per day. Less expensive are the economy lots which are located next to the parking decks. These are the most economical, with a rate of $2 an hour or $10 per day. These lots are serviced by shuttles from the lots to the terminals from 7 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week.
Slightly less expensive than the economy lots, but further away is the Airport Park-Ride Shuttle operation. With 50 vans, there is usually little wait for the shuttles, which take travelers to the terminals and then return them to their cars at journey's end. This option is $9 a day.
Another fairly costly choice is the Gold Reserve Lot. It provides hassle-free parking. Located just steps from the terminal and on ground level, this covered lot makes it very convenient to park and enter the terminals through a private entrance from the lot. For this privilege, the traveler pays $3 the first hour and $1 per additional hour, up to $24 for the day.
Travelers to and from Atlanta International Airport have a wide choice of what kind of ground transportation they can use, including shuttle bus, train, rental car, limo or taxi cab.
In addition, many hotels offer free transportation to their customers. To find the hotel shuttle service, travelers need to go to the Blue Isle outside in the Ground Transportation Center, which is located in the western part of the airport, between the North and South Terminals.
Another option is to take the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MARTA). It's an inexpensive way to get into Atlanta, but you have to carry your luggage.
If renting a car is preferred, most rental car companies are conveniently located in the airport Atrium. It is necessary to take a shuttle to the car pickup area.
Taxi fares are set according to which part of the city a person is traveling to. For example, if a person is going to downtown, the fare is $ 30. Midtown is $32, and both charge an additional $2 for other passengers. While limo service isn't so much more, especially if the party is large, reservations must be made in advance for this service.
]]>Located in Terminals 1, 2 and 3, the Servisair Lounge is a common stopping point for travelers at LHR Airport, helping to get your trip off to a good start. This lounge offers comfortable seating and space, as well as:
Serving just over 100 people, all of the Servisair Lounges are open until 10:30 p.m. daily. Look online to get a quote or book a ticket to this airport lounge. Tickets are available from £19.95.
Located in Terminal 4 is the Holideck Lounge, a quality airport lounge that opens its doors to its own first-class customers, and to most other travelers for a small door fee. Designed to meet the specific needs of its patrons, the lounge is split into three decks: the Main, Upper and Flight decks.
Complimentary snacks are available, as well as soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. The airport lounge offers free Wi-Fi access and the use of fax machines and local telephones. Entrance fee for travelers without premium access is £20 for adults, £10 for children. Open 5:30 a.m. to 10:20 p.m. daily.
Air France Lounge, the newly opened LHR airport lounge located in Terminal 2, offers a fresh look to London Heathrow Airport. With an incredible view of the runway, Air France provides the excellent opportunity to relax before your flight. Tickets start from £18. The lounge itself comes with the following amenities:
Regardless of which airport lounge you choose while visiting London's Heathrow Airport, be sure that it satisfies your travel needs. These airport lounges are built not only for your relaxation, but also to avoid the possibility of slowing down your work productivity. Check with your airline for more information about London Heathrow's airport lounges, updates and the best options for your travels.
]]>If you intend to find the best "percentage off retail" price for an item at a duty free store, you should purchase products that offer a very high duty rate, like liquor and cigarettes. Many duty free stores will offer these items in bulk, maximizing cost and allowing you to benefit from the lack of tax on them. Many stores offer high end designer brands at discounted prices. If you are focused on overall dollar savings, these high end items are where you're going to find the biggest discounts.
Comparing duty free shops located in cities to duty free stores located in airports, the biggest difference is the overall convenience of the airport shops. While many shops offer high priced items, the benefit to buying them in the airport is that you may use currency that will decrease in value when you leave the country you're currently in. Even if the currency does not depreciate, the conversion rate you will be charged will definitely make it worth it to purchase the item in the airport instead of in a store.
As a rule, to take advantage of duty free shopping, you must leave the country within 48 hours of your purchase. This is why most duty free stores are located in international airports and shops. You must take the items you have purchased with you to your next destination. You're not allowed to re-enter the country with the items you have previously purchased there.
Many European countries offer fewer duty free benefits than other countries, because of the European Economic Union, which handles cross border taxation. Some countries that are ideal for duty free shopping include Australia, Mexico and Argentina.
Each country imposes its own individual limits on how many duty free items can be purchased at one time. When re-entering the US, a limit of $800 worth of duty free items can be brought into the country. Certain ounce limits with respect to alcohol and cigarettes are often enforced on travelers. If you go over the allotted limit, you must announce it when going through customs, and you may be charged additional fees. The way to avoid these additional fees is to make sure that you're aware of the legal duty free amounts that you can bring into your native country.
Additional benefits to shopping duty free include access to high end sunglasses, sports wear, toys, books and perfumery. All of these items will be tax free and discounted, because you will be leaving the country within 48 hours of your purchase.
Haneda Service Facilities are wide ranging in this bustling airport. Haneda offers banks, a post office, currency exchange, ATMs, baggage storage, delivery service, car rental agencies, medical and dental clinics, barber, spa treatments, banquet hall, hotel, duty free shopping, and many airport lounges.
There are currently 6 airport lounges within the Haneda International Airport, 4 are designated for departing passengers, 2 are designated for both arriving and departing passengers, 1 is a designated cafe and smoking lounge, and all are open from 6am to 10pm.
This lounge is located at the end of Terminal 2 3F, and is the only airport lounge where a fee is not required. Being the only smoking lounge in the airport, it can get quite busy! If you're a smoker, you'll want to scout this lounge out. On the other hand, if you're non-smoker you will probably want to stay near the other end of the terminal. The Cafe and Smoking Lounge stays open a little later (10:30 p.m.) than some of the other lounges, and also serves breakfast, lunch and light snacks, along with beer, wine and spirits. If you are looking for a quick bite, alcoholic drink and a smoke, this is the only place in the Haneda Airport where all three are available.
This is a small, but cozy little lounge. It's open the public for a fee of 1000 yen, and offers its guests free WiFi, complimentary draft beer and working space. There are power outlets to recharge your electronics, and reclining chairs to kick back and rest while you wait for your departure. Diner's Club, Gold Card ViSA and Gold Card Mastercard card members can enjoy the ANA Lounge free of charge, as well as First and Business Class travelers, but you need your ANA, ANK or AirDo boarding pass to gain entry.
Unlike most other ANA lounges throughout Asia, showers are not available at Haneda Airport. However, the location of the lounge offers an excellent view of the runway, and some decent photo opportunities. The ANA lounge is a great spot to get away from the noise and chaos of this extremely busy international airport.
]]>United Airlines provides the latest in airport lounges, enhanced to meet all of its members' working and relaxing needs. The spacious Red Carpet Club offers:
Located in Terminal 1, Concourse B near many outgoing United Airlines gates, this new airport lounge is readily available to Red Carpet members. One time passes are available for $50, with all of the listed amenities included. Hours are 4:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Located in Terminal 3, the American Airlines Admirals Club has recently tuned its two locations early this year in order to support over 700 guests. At Concourse G, the Admirals Club Service Center offers amenities great for travelers quickly passing through, including:
Located near gates H/K, a much larger Admirals Club and Executive Center are available to accommodate a busier crowd of guests, specifically business travelers. The above amenities are included, with these additions:
One-day passes are available for $50. Hours are 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Closes Saturday at 9:30 p.m.
In Terminal 2, Delta's airport lounge is available to help pass the time with its quality service staff and business friendly amenities, including:
An exceptional perk of being a Delta Sky Club member is the official PGA Tour putting greens, with available putting gear to help pass the time and keep you from getting rusty at the course. One-day passes are available for $50. Hours are 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily. Closes Saturday at 5:15 p.m.
Whether you are looking to be productive, quietly relax or stay on top of your game, Chicago O'Hare International Airport has an airport lounge just for you and your personal needs. Check with your airline for more information.
]]>Amenities at reLAX Lounge include:
ReLAX lounge is available to everyone for a rate of $10 for one hour, or $25 for three hours, both of which are great deals if you are already planning on paying for internet in the terminals.
The airport lounge is located on the departure level between terminals 3 and 4, and the doors are open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight. They don't take reservations, but there is usually plenty of space for guests.
Nearby in Terminal 4 is the American Airlines Admirals Club. Known for its fully equipped business center and entertainment area, the lounge offers:
The Admirals Club specializes in cubicles for your privacy, as well as two business rooms with high definition TVs and DVD players for larger group meetings.
This lounge offers eight showers for its guests, as well as a cash bar. Admirals Club is open daily from 5 a.m. to midnight.
In Terminal 7, the United Airlines Red Carpet Club presents a similar airport lounge to the Admirals Club, offering many of the same accommodations, as well as:
In addition, three conference rooms are available for as low as $60 and come equipped with speakerphones and whiteboards. Complimentary Wi-Fi is offered to Red Carpet members, and if you are not a member, you can purchase a one-time pass online for only $39. Open until 11 p.m.
Located in Terminal 5, the Delta Crown Room stands alongside American and United Airlines in its amenities, with the following exceptions:
Delta Crown Room is open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Whether you're traveling with your preferred airline or not, there is an airport lounge available to everyone at Los Angeles International Airport to make the layover experience pain-free.
]]>Recently noted by Forbes.com as one of the top ten in airport lounges of the 21st century, the British Airways Terrace Lounge, located in Terminal 5, offers a spot where relaxation can meet efficiency in an elegant way. In addition to its self-serve cappuccino and juice bar, this lounge offers:
This airport lounge offers the latest in high-tech washrooms, with its fully stocked hydrotherapy showers, spa treatments and massages. The Terrace Lounge is offered exclusively to its members, but British Airways does offer its First Lounge to first-class members as well.
If you're not traveling first-class and are looking for something simple, the Independent Lounge offers practical accommodations for a one-time fee of $40 per person (only $20 for children). Located in Terminal 4, this JFK airport lounge offers:
Be sure to get there quickly to get a spot, as this airport lounge only holds up to 40 people at a time. Check with your airline to see if it has access to this lounge.
Located in Terminal 8, the recently added Admirals Club offers quality services. Whether you are a club member or just purchasing a one-day pass, available for $50, you can enjoy one of the better domestic airport lounges, with amenities such as:
The Admirals Club offers the same quality and convenience in conference rooms as your own office does. It provides three conference rooms, available upon request, equipped with:
Depending on your flight ticket and rewards status, along with your work and comfort needs, consider some of these diverse options available for your trip to New York's JFK International Airport. Check with your airline for more information and choose the airport lounge that's right for your stay.
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