Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge
- Complimentary snacks
- Complimentary soft drinks
- Complimentary house wine and beer
- Complimentary liquor
- Accessible
- Air conditioning
- Conference rooms
- Conference rooms (payment required)
- Fax
- Flight information monitors
- Newspapers and magazines
- TV
The Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge at Athens airport is an independent lounge for passengers traveling to destinations outside the Schengen zone. The club welcomes premium elite passengers of several airlines, Priority Pass members, as well as all passengers on a paid-in basis, regardless or airline and class of service.
Skyserv operates a second club dubbed the Skyserv Melina Merkouri Lounge, in the Schengen section of the terminal. The two lounges are former Olympic Airways clubs and virtually identical in every regard.
Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge ATH design
The Skyserv lounge features a “posh-retro” décor with wood panels, earth tones, and recessed lighting. The space is perhaps a bit dark – the windows are on the small side and there is no views, except for glimpse at the airport access road – but the décor is classy and has character. The high industrial curved ceiling adds an interesting architectural element to the ensemble.
The seating layout favors small groups, with clusters of comfortable leather seats around coffee tables. Indoor plants and low partitions break up the open space. When quiet, the lounge offers superior comfort, but privacy is relatively limited at peak times.
Power outlets are available along the walls but are sorely lacking overall.
Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge ATH amenities
The buffet offers a small selection of food and beverages. While the fare is tasty – we love the hot pastries at breakfast time – the selection is very limited. Soft drinks and espresso are available for self-service. Alcoholic beverages are only available from the bartender, however, and the selection is rather weak. When we visited, the bar wasn’t staffed, and we were not offered a drink.
A board room next is available, though it doesn’t have a door. We’re not sure what to make of this setup: we couldn’t quite imagine having a business meeting given the complete lack of privacy. On the other hand, the room doubles as comfortable workspace. Two computers and a printer are also available.
Other amenities include a prayer room and a selection of newspapers and magazines.
Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge ATH bottom line
The Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge at Athens airport is a pleasant but basic lounge. The food and beverage selection is pretty weak for an international business class departure lounge.
Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge at Athens - Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) welcomes:
- Pay-in customers: relax at the lounge no matter what airline you're flying. Purchase access now and save time and money.
- Select premium customers and elite members departing on an airline served by this lounge (see airlines served).
Cards accepted
You may have access to Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details, or use our lounge access wizard to find out if you have access.
Star Alliance
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following Star Alliance member airlines only.
Air China (CA) | EGYPTAIR (MS) |
oneworld
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following oneworld member airlines only.
British Airways (BA) | Iberia (IB) |
Other airlines
Air Moldova (9U) | Air Serbia (JU) | El Al (LY) | |||
Emirates (EK) | Etihad (EY) | Gulf Air (GF) | |||
Ukraine International Airlines (PS) |
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Overall ratings
Not the best. Basic and limited food options.
The worst lounge I could visit. Lots of people, no hot food just sticks. Empty dining bar, dirty environment. Never more….
I’ve been traveling for a few weeks now and using my Priority Pass all over the world; Athen’s Skyserve Aristotle Lounge, however, denied my access even though the lounge was empty because my pass card showed as expired — I called Priority Pass after “Christina” at the Skyserv desk refused, rudely, to contact them, and Priority Pass told her over the phone that my account was, in fact, current as well as offered the new expiration date. She still denied me access, saying I “this is just not something we do”. I had a four hour layover in the airport, and their refusal to serve their clients made it a less than enjoyable experience. This woman was also very rude – she seemed to enjoy denying access, and refused to follow up with Priority Pass or go out of her way at all. Again, I’ve visited over five lounges this trip alone where this was not an issue.
The blonde receptionist with the fake lips was so rude. She just didn’t want to let us in. She claimed priority pass card holders were not allowed in in case it becomes full! It was empty there were aprox 5 people in there. If it’s not available to priority pass customers then it should be removed as an option not just have a snotty cow to reject you at the door. She handled the situation really badly and shouldn’t be out front with customers.
Worst lounge I have ever been to! Couldn’t agree more with others’ ratings. No toilet paper in the bathrooms, the food is cold and when replaced with a new batch is still cold – this is a health safety risk! Extremely disappointing that Emirates is associated with this lounge…
Extremely disappointed would be an overstatement. What a horror. Business lounge is not what this is. Surprised Emirates use this lounge.
I could also go on about who is let in these so called lounges but thats for a different forum. But screaming kids are not a business lounge make.
Worst airport lounge I’ve ever been in with one of the rudest hostesses I’ve ever met. Seems I’m not not the only one who thinks so. 0 stars should be an option!
This is a business lounge and someone should be employed to clear up!😱 It’s filthy with every surface covered in dirty glasses and crockery. Appalling.
As BA gold card holder. Disappointing that BA contracted this lounge.. Its awful. The food bad. The decor blast from the past. Seems this handling company doesn’t care about their product.
受付の対応が悪い。
料理も飲み物も少なく、電源もどこにあるかわかりません!
reception staff is too bad attitude.
There are few dishes and drinks, I do not know where the outlet is!
Das ist die schlechteste in der ich jemals zu Gast war.
Die Auswahl der Getränke ist dermaßen schlecht, kalte Getränke sind warm, Es gibt nur Kuchen…ich könnte jetzt einen Roman schreiben. Nie wieder.
Having experience for lounge worlwide I indeed support the comments that is a cheap place with prety cheap snacks.
The air companies may start to think how to review the co-operation with this company or to take some measures to improve the service that offered.
Avoid – very small very limited selection of food and drinks – rude hoStess
I simply agree with the comments below from Dibsey Dougan (Douglas) and Emily.
Emily at least got a plastic cups – in my visit simply ran out while the staff hid?
This lounge is terrible and one of the worst international business lounges I have ever been too.
The staff and facilities need some updgrading asap.
Pictures are misleading also.
Lounge is terrible.
Lack of food is an understatement, and what little food was available was all taken before most of the other people even get a chance.
After waiting for ages, the food was crap, cheap and nasty.
Went to use the female toilets and ran out of toilet paper.
Internet is extremely slow.
People were not allowed in due to over crowding – poor given this is an international lounge with people having paid for business class flights potentially not being let it.
The drinks in th fridge was warm.
I would say just avoid all together.
Absolutely abysmal lounge. No food or drinks (other than flat Coke and endless amounts of tonic water for first 20 minutes) then forced to drink rancid wine out of plastic cups – inedible food that literally made me gag, and somehow hotter than everywhere else in the airport. This is a dire dire place and I’d rather pay to eat and drink in the other (all inviting looking) establishments in the airport. Oh and 1 power point when everywhere else has a power point in every seat pod. Avoid at all costs and absolutely don’t ever pay to come here…. I tried to give 0 stars but it wouldn’t let me…
Appalling lounge, appalling amenities and even the food & beverage options would be offensive for a prison.
Only options at breakfast were 100% sweet, biscuits, cake, cookies and when asked a staff member for something savoury her reply was an impolite and abrupt “NO”!!
Stay away – abysmal
Awful lounge one of the worst I’ve been to. You had to ask for water it wasn’t out even though sparkling was. Only two different alcohol beverages (mythos and fix Hellas) so no wine just beer. The only food there was some measly stale breadsticks and sandwiches. Wanna go to the toilet? Well think again. (The toilet was out of order)
I’m astounded Emirates associate themselves with this lounge
A gloomy, poorly lit space. On a Monday evening there were no newspapers and I could not find a power point to use. There was a limited selection of food, coffee and soft drinks available but absolutely no alcohol except one half empty, warm bottle of indifferent white wine standing next to the food. The bar was not attended (staff hid in the back except when collecting empty plates) and when the wine bottle was empty they had to be asked (during one of their brief appearances) to replace it. Really very poor indeed.