The utterly depressing Menzies Aurora Lounge at Stockholm Arlanda in Terminal 2 should be a delight: after all, it's a nice airport, and tbis lounge is used by many large airlines as their go to lounge for Business Class passengers. Set your expectations low. However, the lounge should be good, and it seems welcoming: you access it by the three lifts, o ...read more.

Both lounges are right at the hub of the long winding maze that is terminal 5, at the strange three way junction, and then up the spiral stairs, or indeed take the lift. At the desk you'll get a cursory greeting, and normally just waved to the right, however any savvy traveller with a gold card with turn left and you'll rarely be questioned on this. There i ...read more.

The SAS Stockholm Business Class Lounge is in the middle of the long winding maze that is Arlanda Terminal 5, at a rather un-regarded junction at before the 'arm' stretching to gates one to eight, typically used by SAS for inter-Schengen flights. Just take the lift, or the tight windy spiral stairs, and at the desk at the top the rather bored looking lo ...read more.

To find the Arlanda Menzies Lounge, enter through the airside part of Terminal 2. There is a green stairway on the left, leading upwards, to the Irish Theme bar, O'Neils. Oddly, walk though this bar, and then at the far end you'll find an incongrus looking lounge entrance. The lounge is used to Frequent Flyer cards - you don't need an invite ...read more.

The SAS Stockholm Domestic Lounge at the Domestic end of the terminal, in T4. After security, walk straight ahead towards the end of the pier and then you will see a door on the left. Inside you can take either the stairs or the lift to the lounge. When you get to the SAS Stockholm Domestic Lounge, you may get a shock - the lounge is unmanned, and ...read more.