Manchester Airport Terminal 2, Manchester, ENGLAND

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Luke Morris

Dec 01 2025

Food and quality service continues to fall year on year as they obviously try to cut costs.

Stephen Waller

Nov 29 2025

The lounge is small ,dark and uninviting .We arrived at breakfast time .Food choices were limited and a fresh dish of baked beans was cold .No apology. We were in the lounge 7+ hrs because of a delayed flight . Food turnover from breakfast to lunch was very slow. Most of the staff were polite ,friendly and very helpful especially Luis . More signage needed as I lost my way back after going to the shops More toilets needed. Only 3 unisex and one was baby changing. Glad it was included with my flight ticket

Gerry Pearce

Nov 28 2025

If you get lost trying to find this apology for a lounge (and you probably will), do yourself a favour and give up and go elsewhere. Sullen, slow staff, meagre food, a single choice of beer, out of the way location and a tired and crowded interior add up to a thoroughly disappointing experience.

Hasit Shah

Nov 27 2025

I have got Priority pass and I been refused entry even if Lounge is almost empty. Staff said they are not accepting priority Pass. My flight was delayed and I expect to sit and relax but instead of cooperating they have refused it. I am not happy with that. I am going to raise complaints.

Ryan Driver

Nov 23 2025

Very sad that they turn people away when you can clearly see the place is almost entirely empty because they have to reserve seats for business passengers who may not even turn up. I asked if I could be let in just to quickly eat something for 15-20 mins (even offering to leave if it suddenly filled up), to which I was still refused. Very frustrating that people who pay for memberships are still refused. Similar situation with Aspire in Heathrow too

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