The Causeway Lounge

"In all my years travelling this is still the worst lounge in the world. City airport do it better. Main issue: there's virtually no food worth describing. Poor poor poor. Today they've run out of a package of crisps! How do you run out of things as basic as that? . Can't let you in until around 2 hours before departure - who else does that? Hours are rubbish. Dull and drab decor"

"Not the best lounge. You can't go in until around 2 hours before your flight. Most others I have been in give you 3 hours. You get sternfully told 3 alcoholic drinks only. Clearly they have had issues. Although i was told that this was the terms of the airport. I suppose it is County Antrim though. Belfast City Airport lounges are way better. Food limited to soup and wraps in the afternoon. The response gives an incorrect email address so I am unable to respond."

"Priority pass lounge holder, Nothing special, but the lounge provided a nice clean, quiet space. There was an assortment of toasts, yogurt, pastries, muffins, fresh fruit, and juices for breakfast. TV and a flight status screen. Good experience overall."

"Visited the Causeway Lounge at Belfast International on 10 Feb. The lounge looks pretty nice and looks like it had be refurbished recently. Entry is via double doors with the reception in front, the lounge to the left and toilets to the right. The lady at the reception had to my ears a pretty strong accept which I'm not used to. So I pretty much had to ask her to repeat everything once. Which required her to speak slower and with a greater effort at moderating her accent. Something that visibly irritated her. So thumbs down for attitude. Inside the decor is a lighted muted grey/brown colours with seating in a range of styles. There's high chair breakfast tables, couches with coffee tables and standard sized tables and chairs. As far as I could tell, all the seating areas had power sockets, some even had four points especially the couches and all the power outlets are for UK style plugs. I arrived around lunchtime and noticed only a very little selection of food, most of which I couldn't even eat as a vegetarian. Available was a spicy parsnip soup, a selection of breads, Choriza, Pastrami, a selection of cheeses (including a blue), some biscuits, the usual soft drinks, crisps (that's the British vernacular), some alcohol and a coffee machine. Can't fault the diligence of the staff in keeping the lounge clean. By my count they came by about every 20 minutes or so to clear away the plates form the tables. Overall, the lounge is small and okay for comfort. Given the dearth of decent seating in the airport, it's certainly a better alternative. Thankfully I have a lounge pass, otherwise I'd feel it wasn't worth paying."