Qantas Club / International Business Lounge
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The basics
Overview
Access rules
Qantas Club / International Business Lounge at Adelaide (ADL) welcomes:
- Qantas and Emirates First Class passengers connecting to/from a same-day Qantas or Emirates flight (+1 guest)
- Qantas and Emirates Business Class passengers connecting to/from a same-day Qantas or Emirates international flight
- Qantas and Emirates Business Class passengers connecting to/from a same-day Qantas or Emirates international flight (+1 guest for Qantas customers)
- Qantas and Emirates Business Class passengers departing on a same-day Qantas or Emirates domestic flight (+1 guest for Qantas customers)
- Qantas Platinum One and Platinum Frequent Flyer members travelling on any same-day Qantas, Emirates, Jetstar, China Eastern, or oneworld flight (+2 guests)
- Qantas Gold Frequent Flyer members departing on a same-day Qantas, Emirates, Jetstar, China Eastern, or oneworld marketed and operated flight (+1 guest)
- Qantas Club members departing on a same-day Qantas or Jetstar Airlines flight (+1 guest)
- Qantas Club Annual Guest Card holders departing on a same-day Qantas or Jetstar Airlines flight (+1 guest)
- Emirates Platinum and Gold Skyward members departing on a same-day Qantas or Emirates flight, excluding flights to the Americas and South Africa (+1 guest)
- First class passengers departing on a same-day flight operated by a oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- Business class passengers departing on a same-day flight operated by a oneworld airline (no guests)
- oneworld Emerald members (+1 guest)
- oneworld Sapphire members (+1 guest)
- Alaska Lounge+ members departing on a same-day flight operated by Qantas.
- Alaska MVP Gold members departing on a same-day flight operated by Qantas.
- Alaska MVP Gold 75K members departing on a same-day flight operated by Qantas.
Notes:
- For connecting passengers, lounge access will be determined on the international long haul ticketed flight (either First of Business Class) regardless of the ticketed class of travel on the international short haul or domestic flight.
- American Airlines Admirals Club members do not have access unless their ticket or status qualifies.
Cards accepted
American Airlines Admiral Club
When departing on an American Airlines operated flight or an American marketed flight operated by Qantas
Alaska Lounge+
When flying Qantas
Food & Beverages
Yelp
4.4 / 5, based on 7 reviews
Rain B.
2017-06-15 21:41:16
Lovely lounge, staff all friendly and helpful
Pros
Comfortable very spacious area.
Nice food and drink selection
Cons
No quiet area - full of people...
Rain B.
2017-06-15 21:41:16
Lovely lounge, staff all friendly and helpful
Pros
Comfortable very spacious area.
Nice food and drink selection
Cons
No quiet area - full of people...
Nathan F.
2016-02-27 18:52:19
This has to be one of the best Qantas clubs in Australia as they get a couple of perks from being shared with the international flights! The couple of extra...
Nathan F.
2016-02-27 18:52:19
This has to be one of the best Qantas clubs in Australia as they get a couple of perks from being shared with the international flights! The couple of extra...
Linda D.
2015-12-30 19:37:49
The spaciousness of the Adelaide Qantas Club make it just the place to relax far from the scurry and bustle of the busy airport scene!! The make your own...
Liz Y.
2013-08-18 21:27:42
As with any home away from home there is the kinda but not really home the Qantas Lounge. Vastly superior to the Virgin in my opinion but I'm just guessing...
Liz Y.
2013-08-18 21:27:42
As with any home away from home there is the kinda but not really home the Qantas Lounge. Vastly superior to the Virgin in my opinion but I'm just guessing...
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Overall ratings
Not bad, but a long shot from where it could be, especially when compared to what QF are capable of in the first class international lounge in Sydney. The food is OK, there are fresh salads (depending time of day), nice yoghurts for breakfast, and the selection varies by time of day and there’s practically always something nice to nibble on. Usually there’s plenty of seating available, but it can get a bit tight during rush hour.
However, in the first class domestic lounge (which they call business domestic), the absence of proper champagne is inexcusable. The god awful acid reflux instilling bubbles they try to pass off as champagne is revolting. That’s -2 stars for the business, and -1 star for the business / club lounges. Comeon Alan Joyce, it’s not that hard to take that last step, this ain’t JetStar!
This same review applies to all QF domestic lounges (first/business and club) I’ve visited. I’ll post this same review accordingly to each that I have visited in the past 12 months.