Tom Sky Suite Airport Lounge at KLIA Terminal 1 was our next stop after a visit to Plaza Premium Lounge at KLIA T1. With Priority Pass, it was a breeze to enter the lounge via the scanning of the QR code on the Priority Pass app…
About Sky Suite Airport Lounge KLIA Terminal 1 via Priority Pass
Here are some details about Sky Suite Airport Lounge KLIA T1 from the Priority Pass website:
OPENING HOURS
24 hours daily
LOCATION
Kuala Lumpur Intl, KLIA Terminal 1 (Satellite)
Airside – International Departures. After Check-in and Immigration, take the Aerotrain to the Satellite A Building. The lounge is located on the Mezzanine Level, next to Gate C5.
CONDITIONS
Maximum 3 hour stay – Children under 6 years are admitted free – Smart casual dress at all times.
FACILITIES
– Television
– No Smoking
– Soft beverages
– Refreshments
– Air Conditioning
– Showers
– Alcohol
– Newspapers/Magazines
– Flight Information Monitor
– Wi-Fi
Usually, we find the instructions from the Priority Pass website to be pretty good in identifying the airport lounges. It was similar likewise but we’d like to add that it is right next to Sama Sama and you’d need to climb a flight of stairs, so this may help a little…
Once inside, we were pretty attracted to the interior decoration of Sky Suite Lounge, resembling that of a A-frame house with the supporting wooden beams within…
This gave an overall feel of coziness. It is as though you’re inside a wooden cabin with a hygge (“hooga”) feel. After we chose a seat, we looked around and saw that there were some tables with red wines. Hence, while checking out the food offerings, we also kept an eye out for the wines as well…
We must say that the food selection is pretty good at Sky Suite Airport Lounge. The buffet lines itself may not seem much but they also use the M-frame shelves next to the buffet line to put up snacks, salads, fruits and desserts. Overall, we’re quite happy with the food selection offered here at Sky Suite Airport Lounge.
On the side of the A-Frame setting, there is a drink station that offers soft drinks, coffee & tea. As we’re still on the “hunt” for the alcoholic drinks, we were actually unable to find where the guests had gotten the red wines from. However, at this point, we spotted some red wine glasses beneath the drink station and decided to take a couple of glasses and bring it over to the buffet line where the food is served from. Turns out that you’d have to first take a glass and bring it over to the food section for one of the staff to pour you a glass from the other side of the kitchen. This, we noticed, is a trend among airport lounges at KLIA – that the alcoholic selection are either discretely concealed (such as at Travel Club Lounge) or that they have to be served by a bartender if a bar is available.
The lounge also offers shower facilities that are offered together as part of the common toilet facilities. Nonetheless, we found that the toilets were rather dry and well-kept during our visit…
Lastly, we also discovered a space past the kitchen with views of the runways. This was also where we headed to sip on our wines before we conclude this visit to Sky Suite Airport Lounge at KLIA Terminal 1…
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In summary, we actually found the interior decor of Sky Suite Airport Lounge at KLIA Terminal 1 (Kuala Lumpur Airport) to be rather interesting. The A-Frame house interior with wooden support beams does bring out the wooden cabin charms. Food selection was good and you’d be able to chill with views of the runways too. Most of all, it was not too crowded when we arrived, making Sky Suite Airport Lounge a well-kept secret at KLIA Terminal 1. As we did not try out the food this time, if you have visited Sky Suite Airport Lounge at KLIA T1, do let us know about what you think in the comments section below!
