Anything for the kids? The kids' room has a nanny on duty at all times, which I'm pretty sure means you can bail on them if you want. There are plenty of activities and games to keep them amused.
Tech stuff: Great Wi-Fi for those of us with basic needs — further back in the lounge is the business centre. The area has higher wall partitions for more privacy and several iMac workstations available for use.
The view: Fairly unremarkable views of the airport in my opinion but the lounge itself is bright and warm, with its earthy white-and-brown palette punctuated by duck egg and orange accents.
Eating and drinking: The buffet table was huge and international; I would have liked to have tried more. The scrambled eggs seemed to be slow cooked over a low heat, super creamy. I wasn't as fond of the turkey bacon. Tons of variety and choices available, including Middle Eastern, Asian and Western cuisines.
The bathrooms: Light wood, marble and tile, with large shower suites.
The lounge atmosphere: Peaceful yet observant, it's not hard at all to find a staff member to serve you.
The bottom line: I wish I could have stayed longer.
