Tag:amenity=lounge

amenity = lounge
Description
A customer lounge or waiting area, typically for pay-per-use, or limited to members, or for certain ticket classes (in passenger terminals.)
Group: amenities
Used on these elements
Useful combination
name=* operator=* opening_hours=* level=* wheelchair=* internet_access=* fee=* shower=* food=* toilets=* membership=*
See also
airside=*
Status: in use
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A comfortable waiting area for customers, possibly with extra amenities or sustenance (food=yes), like those found in airport lounges, train or bus stations, ferry terminals, malls, or elsewhere. Compared to what maybe available in common areas, many of these lounges are quieter, offer more comfortable chairs, cleaner toilets (toilets=yes), showering facilities (shower=yes), or access to their buffet service.

Some premium lounges cater only to certain ticket classes (in passenger terminals), or limited to members (membership=required) only. If the lounge is also available for paying customers, add fee=yes, with (membership=yes).

For airport lounges that are situated after passing through security, consider adding airside=yes, or see airside=* for other options.

Gallery

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  Eurostar waiting lounge.

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  Interiors of a customer lounge exclusive for certain card-holders in a mall in Manila

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  Frequent-flyer lounge, LH at FRA here

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  Air Canada lounge at LHR

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See also

• Proposal:Lounges - Original proposal
• amenity=lounger - a sun lounger. Sometimes confused because of the similar sounding name
• amenity=hookah_lounge - an establishment for smoking hookah (shisha)
• amenity=bar and others (pub, restaurant, beauty shop, hairdresser...) may have "lounge" in the name but do not fit the above description, and are occasionally (mis)tagged as amenity=lounge