The Emirates Lounge

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The basics

Operated by

Emirates (EK)

Food:

Complimentary cold buffet
Complimentary hot buffet

Drinks:

Complimentary soft drinks
Complimentary house wine and beer
Complimentary liquor

Other amenities:

Overview

Opened in December 2018, the Emirates Lounge at Rome’s Fiumicino Airport Terminal 3 occupies a prime location in boarding area E, with sweeping views over the tarmac, and direct boarding to the aircraft.

The club spans over 950 square meters and boasts a stylish seating area with fresh flowers and power outlets throughout.

Guests will find a substantial food and beverage offering with a focus on local and seasonal fare. A kid’s menu is available for younger guests; while adults will enjoy an international selection of liquor and wines.

Other amenities include showers, a business center, and a prayer room.

Access rules

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The Emirates Lounge at Rome - Leonardo da Vinci (Fiumicino) (FCO) welcomes:

Emirates First class passengers (+1 guest)
Emirates Business class passengers (no guests)
Emirates Skywards Gold and Platinum members departing on an Emirates flight (+1 guest + paid guests)
Emirates Economy class passengers, on a pay-in basis.

Guests must be traveling on the same flight. Skywards Platinum and Gold tier members can purchase access for additional guests.

View detailed access rules at emirates.com

Comments

Overall ratings

Overall

Peter H

The Emirates 1st Class Lounge at Fiumicino has been closed for more than a year, since the fire in Terminal 3; the alternative, operated by Alitalia, is very crowded … in fact, you’ll be lucky to find a seat. I expected much better service from Emirates. The physical space is inadequate. The food is basic but OK. The amenities are also basic – but, again, the crowd of people in the lounge is a major problem.
In my opinion, the cramped conditions in the lounge justify a low (1-star) rating – in fact, I doubt that, as a 1st class lounge, it deserves any stars at all.
Of course, the lounge wasn’t built, and isn’t operated, as a 1st class lounge: but it is where 1st class passengers are sent. As you can see, I am very underwhelmed.

June 23, 2017, 9:20 am

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