What I liked
- Good runway views
- Large space, occupying 2 floors and lots of seating
- Large buffet. There was a counter on both floors
- Premium self service spirits
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The Skyteam Lounge is a large lounge with an extensive food and alcohol selection. Heathrow Terminal 4 has some very good lounges, and this is one of them. It is a good place to spend 1-2 hours before a flight
The Skyteam Lounge in Heathrow Terminal 4 is used by business class passengers flying with Skyteam Airlines through the terminal.
You can also gain access to the Lounge via Priority Pass, which is how I gained access. This does mean that the lounge can get quite busy at peak periods. This visit was at a quieter time, so it was not busy, but when I visited previously, it was busy.
The lounge is a large space occupying two floors with the following features
The layout of both floors is basically identical. The ground floor is considerably busier than the 1st floor. Given that the 1st floor has all of the same amenities and food as the ground floor, I would always suggest going up to the 1st floor.
I enjoyed the views of the runway and have shown these photos in the slideshow above. The weather was fine when I was there, and the photos came out well.
I visited in between meal times, so the full buffet was not available.
There was a self-service counter in the centre of both floors. The food and drink options were identical on both floors.
The following items were available:
On previous visits during peak hours, there were more options available. On this occasion I wasn’t hungry, but I made sure to sample some of the dishes for review purposes! The food was edible, although it had clearly been out for some time.
If I had to assess the quality of the food, I would say that I probably wouldn’t pay for it at a restaurant. It reminds me more of the food you might find in the canteen of a large company!
The alcohol is provided on the same self-service counter as the buffet. As is standard for London Heathrow, the selection consisted of beer, wine and premium spirits
