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"I stopped by for breakfast before my early flight. This lounge is quite small compared to other Plaza Premium lounges I've visited. They had a self-serve station with scrambled eggs, sausages, quinoa, some pastries, and oatmeal available. The bar wasn't open yet, and there was no made-to-order station like at other lounges. There weren't many tables, and most of them were occupied. The eggs and sausages were just okay; the eggs tasted a bit artificial. Overall, it wasn't great, but I suppose that's to be expected at a lounge."
Adresse: Terminal 1, Near Gate E77, Mississauga Canada
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: Mississauga Canada
Site Web: https://www.plaza-network.com/
Plats: 6
Catégories: 5
Avis: 31
This review is for the lounge at terminal #3 for domestic departure. It is located between gate B23 and B24 For US$27, what does one get from this Plaza Premium Lounge? Quiet and relaxing environment, comfortable sofa, window views, free and fast internet connection, reading materials, clean bathroom that is not utilitarian, and all you can eat food and drink. I like the big windows and spacious seating the most. The alcohol selection is, in one word, unexciting: 2 red wines, 2 white wines, 1 domestic beer, 1 imported beer, a few liquors/spirits. I had a glass of red wine. It tasted like cheap table wine. Hot food was self served: 1 hot entrée with 2 or 3 sides. There were 2 hot soups. The h...
I have been to about ten lounges using my Priority Pass, and this one at terminal 1 YYZ is undoubtedly the worst. The lounge was at capacity on a Saturday evening, long line to get in, maybe 25 minutes. The seat that became available for me was not comfortable for someone traveling all day, just on a bench next to a large family. The warm food was super mediocre and there were no snacks or bottles of water to grab like at other lounges. The hot meal was on par with a cafeteria. They out of glasses so I had to use coffee mugs to drink water. Obviously had to keep refilling, living in fear they would give up my spot. The staff seemed to be trying but the lounge was not clean. Tables taking for...
One of the major perks of the lounge is, of course, the complimentary food and drinks. I assume they offer a rotating selection of international cuisine. On the day of my visit, I was only in the mood for something soothing due to my illness, and fortunately, they had laksa noodles. Even better, it was delicious! Enjoying my laksa and unlimited Earl Grey tea certainly helped me drift off to sleep for the eight-hour flight that followed. While there were more guests than I anticipated, and a surprising number of families and children, this isn't an exclusive 18+ lounge. If I had my family with me and had the privilege of accessing the lounge, why would I leave my kids outside? I came across...
This lounge is alright. It has a different atmosphere than the Maple Leaf Lounge, both of which I used only once so far. They crammed a lot of couches into this place.. still cozy enough though. Food was good here compared to Maple Leaf Lounge. I had: butter beef, oriental noodles and pork dumplings. Service was adequate. The reason I am giving two stars was that there was no soap in the men 's room. By the sink was a fairly large dispenser so it was probably empty, with no one coming to refill for quite a while. I don 't think it was acceptable. PS: one review made mention of 1-stall for each gender in the washroom. However there are two urinals and two stalls in the men 's room. Might of b... Réservez une table maintenant
A petit lounge with a nice view. Drink: fresh coffee, TAZO tea (Chai, Zen, Earl Gray , milk, soy milk, flesh tomato juice, some kinds of beer( Coors, Molson Dry, Canadian, Heineken,... and soda(Schweppes and wine(Red and white ... Food: chicken curry soup(You need to put some salt. , potato salad(pretty good , vegetable sticks(carrot and celery , lettuce and cucumber salad, olives, cut fruits(pineapple, melon, and cantaloup , chips, peanut, yogurt, petite cake, Chinese or Korean coup noodles... I stayed there only 5 minutes this time not to miss my flight like last time. So I'm sorry that I don't have much information.
There has been a noticeable decline in both service and ambiance at the Plaza Premium Lounge in Pearson Airport. The staff shortage is particularly concerning, as receptionists are stretched thin, handling multiple responsibilities. The lounge feels overcrowded and has lost its exclusivity for Amex Platinum cardholders. Wait times for drinks are unacceptably long, and the cleaning staff seem rushed due to the crowding. The value and benefits that were once associated with the Amex Platinum card are diminishing. Given the current conditions, I find it difficult to recommend this lounge.
This review is for the Domestic Lounge at T1 on your right after you cleared Security Checkpoint. The entrance is so small, and I missed it and ended up going downstairs trying to look for it. The lounge itself is the smallest out of all the Plaza Premium Lounge in YYZ. The food area is small but the staff works non stop to make sure everything is stocked and the area clean. Compares to AC Maple Leaf Lounge, the hot food selection is way better but I just found the seating here is too tight. Free admission with certain AMEX membership card or Priority Pass. Or you can pay per entry.
It blows my mind when I see 4 and 5 star ratings for this lounge. Have you never been to another lounge before? The food here generally stinks, especially for the quantity of people they put through. I hope you love kids, there's always an abundance traveling with their daddy on his status. Do not expect this to be relaxing, or anything really. Maybe it's a free coffee and you don't have to wait by cattle at the gate, but nothing more. And I guess it's not as busy as the maple leaf lounge that seems to let everyone and their brother in. Réservez une table maintenant
This lounge has downgraded so much over the years! You could actually get a decent meal and the lounge would always be super spacious and empty just a few years back. Not sure if it 's because they are offering the access privilege to more people now? But the past three times we visited, there were barely any seats. In addition, we were welcomed by clumpy microwaved hot food, half unfrozen veggies, nearly emptied soup bowls. I used to rush my husband out of Maple Leaf lounge for Plaza Premium 's spreads.. long gone are those days.
I stopped by for breakfast before my early flight. This lounge is quite small compared to other Plaza Premium lounges I've visited. They had a self-serve station with scrambled eggs, sausages, quinoa, some pastries, and oatmeal available. The bar wasn't open yet, and there was no made-to-order station like at other lounges. There weren't many tables, and most of them were occupied. The eggs and sausages were just okay; the eggs tasted a bit artificial. Overall, it wasn't great, but I suppose that's to be expected at a lounge.
