Airport Dimensions and Swissport have unveiled a “new” No1 Lounge facility at London Luton airport.
I say “new” because the space previously opened as a Clubrooms lounge (also part of the No1 Lounge portfolio) in 2019, only to close in 2020 following the onset of Covid-19.
A press releases states that the lounge has capacity for 70 guests, with “a variety of seating options, from comfortable lounge chairs to quieter meeting spaces”.
![No1 Lounge at Luton airport (image supplied by Good Relations) The lounge is located next to get 17, and is part of the Priority Pass and Lounge Key scheme. Opening hours are daily from 0430 to 2030. As previously reported the group is also set to open a MyLounge facility in 2024, replacing the current Aspire Lounge at the airport. [embed]https://www.businesstraveller.com/business-travel/2023/09/28/no1-lounges-to-open-two-spaces-at-london-luton-airport/[/embed] Commenting on the news Errol McGlothan, president of Airport Dimensions, EMEA and APAC, said: “The opening of this fantastic new No1 Lounge at one of the UK’s busiest airports marks another significant step on our journey to expand our presence and choice for travellers. We’re committed to continuous improvement in the experiences we’re creating, so every new lounge opening presents us with opportunities to strengthen and refine our offer. “It's been a pleasure collaborating with London Luton Airport in bringing this space to life. The design and proposition will reflect the very best of our No1 Lounge brand. I’m looking forward to hearing some great feedback from guests and playing our part in making their journeys even more enjoyable.” no1lounges.com, london-luton.co.uk](https://cdn.businesstraveller.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Luton-No1-Lounges-Luton-48-e1702553438303.jpg "No1 Lounge at Luton airport (image supplied by Good Relations)")
Amenities include complimentary food and beverages, “with a selection of premium beers, spirits, and wines served from a fully staffed bar”, as well as free wifi, flight information screens, a TV lounge, newspapers and magazines.
The lounge is located next to get 17, and is part of the Priority Pass and Lounge Key scheme. Opening hours are daily from 0430 to 2030.
As previously reported the group is also set to open a MyLounge facility in 2024, replacing the current Aspire Lounge at the airport.
Commenting on the news Errol McGlothan, president of Airport Dimensions, EMEA and APAC, said:
“The opening of this fantastic new No1 Lounge at one of the UK’s busiest airports marks another significant step on our journey to expand our presence and choice for travellers.
“We’re committed to continuous improvement in the experiences we’re creating, so every new lounge opening presents us with opportunities to strengthen and refine our offer.
“It’s been a pleasure collaborating with London Luton Airport in bringing this space to life. The design and proposition will reflect the very best of our No1 Lounge brand. I’m looking forward to hearing some great feedback from guests and playing our part in making their journeys even more enjoyable.”
For our recent round-up of new lounge openings worldwide, see:
