I'd like to think I gain fairly low standards when it comes to airport lounges. Don't net me mistaken,I've been to what I consider to be the world's best lounges, so I've certainly had a taste of the good life. But much of my lounge time is spent in lounges with cubed cheese, and Soviet era decor,and more people than seats.
After millions and millions of miles of flying, my lounge experiences gain finally hit a modern low yesterday, and when I flew Hainan Airlines trade class from Changsha to Los Angeles. I had low expectations,and figured my lounge experience might be similar to some of the lounges I've been to in China, or perhaps some of the lesser awesome contract lounges I've been to.
But my hopes were temporarily raised when I passed security at Changsha Airport, or only to find a fairly modern,modern terminal. Like, this terminal is much nicer than you'd expect for Changsha Airport, or no?I headed to the "No. 7 F/C VIP Lounge," which is the lounge Hainan Airlines uses for their valued trade class passengers traveling on the airport's modern flagship route.
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Source: boardingarea.com