Exploring THAI AIR NEW FIRST & BUSINESS CLASS Lounge in Bangkok

[@weibinglee5297]

Your choice of piano music is spot on for this type of videos. Please keep up your awesome work!👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@jasonfouru]

I do still love Eva air lounge in BKK though. Staff always remember me, which says a lot about their hospitality. And great quality food.

[@FlyingAnna]

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[@weiphotoasiabodymuscle2509]

Very good video ❤

[@akiratayanota5183]

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[@jonasbrothersrockist]

Great video

[@jamesmoninger1982]

Great video. This is a nice lounge, but not a good replacement for the old Royal First Lounge. Enjoy TG first class while you can; I don't think it will be around much longer.

[@SuiteFlyer]

Indeed. Well TG first wasn't needed in the first place, the market just isnt there all along. The reason they keep it is for their country's reputation and to please their king, as their king wants their airlines to have first class. After it's the monarchy that wants to have first class to align with their lavishness

[@sayschris]

Beautiful lounge

[@ASDANINJAPAN]

For your information, the section you called First Class is only makeshift one. They only want to temporary use it but with all the planning that tied up with bankruptcy process, this part that not generate much apparent income would not be improved significantly. The Quality of foods here is Carb and it is like 3-stars hotel breakfast buffet line. I would go to SilverKris for foods and good drinks. One more thing to point out there is a small section with glass panel in the middle of prestige lounge, it used to be called First Class Section as well.

[@Simplyliving-365]

Nice 😊

[@EvanderZevHuxley]

If I travel SQ Business, can I use Thai Airways lounge in Bangkok?

[@SuiteFlyer]

Yes u can. But just the business class section on the right side

[@EvanderZevHuxley]

@@SuiteFlyer Thank you👍👍

[@user-mp5ww2bt7q]

Nice video, maybe a little unsteady, zoom wasn’t sharp enough and didn’t stay focused enough to read, most of the signs and labels, but thank you for sharing. Would have been interesting, to have seen the drinks options too. I am baffled, why a first class lounge, uses such a low quality, none luxury soap brand, as L'Occitane. I wouldn’t even use that, in my own home! Why not use brands like Floris, Jo Malone, Aesop, Hermès, Penhaligon’s or Aqua Di Parma? What was the shower amenity brand, in business class? And what were the electric installations standing around on the floor? Heathers? Air conditioning? Why were they not build, into the walls like in normal places? Also this seems extremely cheap and badly designed. I find the lounge too dark, no water features, seemingly no massage, barber nor beauty facilities available to first class. No views, no outside terrace section. Not a lot of “wanting to stretch out” furniture available, none actually. Strange the lounge chairs are lined up, in a row rather then facing each other, but might be due to the virus at the time of recording, if that was still a thing in Thailand.

[@ThaiDan]

If only the Royal Orchid Spa was open offering massages to passengers as in the past.