The new Casa Alitalia Rome Lounge in Pier E for long-haul flights has classic italian decor and features contemporary Italian finishes. The Rome lounge boasts a chef station preparing fresh pasta, a bar with a variety of complimentary beverages, a family room, and shower suites. However, there is no outside view. Features of the lounge include "live ...read more.

The Rome Alitalia Borromini Lounge in Terminal 1 is Alitalia's key hub lounge, for most of its flights. It is neat but soulless, having the atmosphere of a dentist's waiting room, an notorious for poor food, and at best a so-so bar. As the only Alitalia airside lounge at Rome, its biggest hub, from where most of the Schengen flights depart from, it ...read more.

The brand new Alitalia Dolce Vita lounge at Rome's Fiumicino Airport is one of the best lounges in the Alitalia network. It is also - uniquely -just by the check in desks and before security: indeed, if you haven£'t already checked in, you can check in here and indeed that seems to be half the point of the lounge. The Rome Alitalia Dolce Vita ...read more.

Finding the British Airways Rome Lounge is quite easy: after the scrum of security in the basement, head along Terminal 3 walking through the duty free shops, then near the E gates, up to the top floor. The British Airways Rome Business Class Galleries lounge is at the far end, tucked away under the blue sign. A British Airways lounge Rome review will a ...read more.

The brand-new Rome Emirates Lounge has great views over the runway, and vast floor to ceiling windows. The lounge is furnished with Italian marble floors, plus designer blue carpet, Gold Rolex clocks and mahogany room dividers. There are plenty of comfortable leather armchairs and a choice of formal or relaxed seating, with the usual design of Emirate ...read more.