Enjoying the No 1 lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow airport

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a group of people in a lobby

As you can see from this sign there are at least 8 lounges in Terminal 3 at Heathrow. Many of them are for specific airlines but some are available for Priority Pass and Dragon Pass and other such plans.

I spent time enjoying the No 1 lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow.

a sign board with text and images

This sign introduces the lounge, including bedrooms and spa, and lists access to Priority Pass, Dragon Pass, looks like IOD and Lounge Key members.

a sign on a wall

 

https://no1lounges.com/lounges-by-location/no1-lounge-at-heathrow-t3/

 

This is the entrance to No 1 lounge. This is a nice big lounge with varied seating areas, a cinema, buffet style food and an attentive staff.

a group of people in a lobby

Seating areas:

I was escorted in by a staff member who placed me at a counter table. I suppose this was so that I, as a solo traveller did not take over a bigger table. The lounge was getting a bit busy.

There are some views over the aircraft parked at their gates.

a large room with many tables and chairs

There are many different styles of seating areas all over the lounge.

A couple of areas had reserved signs on the tables. I know you can pre book with No 1 lounges and I would presume you would be seated at one of these premium areas.

a room with green chairs and a table a room with chairs and a table

These high back chairs look very comfy.

a room with chairs and tables

 

The cinema:

Here is the advertised cinema. There was an action movie on while I was there, looks like a fun area.

a wooden wall with a sign and a television

chairs and tables in a room

 

Restrooms and spa:

I did not have the opportunity to use the spa but I did use the restroom. Nice tiling and facilities.

a sign on a wall a bathroom with a sink and toilet a soap dispenser on a sink

 

The food and drinks:

Yoghurt and muesli and berries and other fruit and baked goods available.

a table with food on it

The hot food section is similar to the Aspire lounge with bacon, potatoes, scrambled eggs, baked beans as well as croissants.

a trays of food on a table

The requisite Twinings tea caddy and a soft drinks station. So nice to be able to try different Twinings teas.

a coffee machine and tea dispenser

Here are 2 coffee stations and on the left you can see the pancake oven.

two coffee machines on a counter

It was a bit later in the morning so the bar was quite busy, even though breakfast was still being served. Nice infused water and good wi-fi.

a bar with bottles of alcohol

 

Conclusion:

This lovely model ship was on display in the lounge. Very intricate and well made.

a model of a ship in a glass case

In conclusion this is a fine lounge to spend time in. The food choices are similar to other smaller lounges but the seating options are way more diverse.

I will definitely spend time here next time I am in Terminal 3.

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