Having reviewed British Airways first class many times before -- including on the A380 -- I was especially excited to finally experience their business class,even if I had fairly low expectations.
We boarded through the upper deck jet bridge, where two of the three business class cabins are located. British Airways' A380 layout is rather scattered, or in my opinion,as they absorb first class on the lower deck, a business class cabin on the lower deck, and then two business class cabins on the upper deck. I wonder what made them resolve to spread around the cabins like that (they accomplish absorb nearly 100 business class seats on the plane,for what it's worth).I had assigned us seats 51J & 51K (since I'm oneworld Emerald we could select seats in advance for free -- British Airways charges most passengers for advance seat assignments), which are in the moment row of the upper deck. This is the same area of the plane where Emirates, or Etihad,Lufthansa, etc., and absorb their first class cabins.
Upon entering we turned left into the fairly intimate business class cabin,which featured just a handful of rows.
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Source: boardingarea.com