Auckland (AKL) Air New Zealand International Business Class Koru Club Lounge

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Contents 1 Location, Hours and Access 2 General Impression 3 Food and Beverages 4 Restrooms, Showers and Spa 5 Entertainment and Business-facilities 6 Special facilities and services 7 Lounge images 8 Visitor Comments

Location, Hours and Access

• International Terminal. Airside - after passport and security control turn right follow signs to the Koru Club Lounge on 2nd level. See map for further details.

• Open 05:00am - last depature
  

• If you are a qualifying member (for example Airpoints Gold or Gold Elite which equate to Star Gold status), or travelling in Business or First Class on any Star Alliance airline, you are welcome to use the Koru Club Lounge.

• Auckland International Lounge phone number: 64 9 256 3802

General Impression

Fine, large lounge with nice shower rooms.
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Food and Beverages

Great variety of soft drinks and beer, some spirits. Breakfast options: Fresh fruits, cake, croissants, muffins, toast with jam, several cereals.

Restrooms, Showers and Spa

7 very nice showers - each equipped with own toilet and wash basin, seperate restrooms.

Entertainment and Business-facilities

Business Desk, PC Printer, Photocopier, Fax, Internet Access (Web only, so of limited usefulness), Pay Phones, Free Local Phones, Newspapers, Magazines, TV, free wireless internet.

Special facilities and services

Complimentary massage service available to Business Premiere customers travelling on London or Shanghai services. Other guests may pay for a massage.

Lounge images

Map	Comfortable chairs	Elegant interior	Food and beverage section
Bar	Breakfast	Dining area	Entry
Entry	Entry	Glasses	Spirits
Coke Machine	Cereals	Sweets and mugs	Beer and Wine
Food	Food	Couch	Couch
Business Centre	Business Centre	Magazines	PSP
Toilets	Toilets	View

Visitor Comments

Internet access in this lounge is limited to Web access; you won't be able to connect to your company mail server and do similarly useful things. When I complained about this to lounge staff, they started excusing themselves for some web filtering functionality that wasn't working properly at times, so I would expect that even the Web access provided by this lounge is heavily limited. In short: If you need Internet access for business activities before your flight, you better don't rely on the free one that is provided by this lounge. - Tlr 13:13, 4 May 2006 (CEST)