Introduction of VIP room in overnight lounge of Hong Kong Airport

It is common for Hong Kong to transfer overnight at the airport. Due to the rapid rise and prosperity of Hong Kong's economy in modern times, Hong Kong has opened many flights from all over the world, but there are not so many flights in the mainland, so many overseas tourists choose to transfer overnight in Hong Kong. Here is a detailed VIP room guide for transferring overnight at the airport.

The first is an international transfer, arriving at midnight, and the relay flight in the early morning of the next day, stopping at the airport and not entering the country.

The second way is to arrive at the Hong Kong airport in the middle of the night, wait for the next morning after entering the country, and then take the airport express train to the urban area.

For the second one, I tested it myself without a PP card. I dragged my suitcase to sleep on the ground of the airport terminal, but it was clean and there were no policemen and security guards to bother me. Later, it was found that there were also overnight buses, such as A2 1, which drove from the airport to the city without stopping at the airport. Later, I learned that there is a PlazaPremium specially designed for arrival under the airport express rail, which is perfect.

It should be pointed out that I gave up the opportunity offered by the inviter to stay at the Regal Hotel at the airport for one night, and the strategy of staying in the VIP room with discretion.

Hong Kong Airport HKIA International Transfer VIP Room Overnight Guide

I flew from Shanghai to the Philippines this time. As I was told only eight hours before departure, all the direct flights were fully booked, so I booked a ticket from Hong Kong to Manila. Specifically, I

T/kloc-0 arrives in Hong Kong at 23: 30.

Depart from Hong Kong T 1 to Manila at 09:00 the next day.

In this case, it is equivalent to staying in Hong Kong for nine hours and needing to spend the night.

The inviter provided me with the accommodation budget of the airport Regal Hotel, but I found it more troublesome to enter and leave the country. Secondly, I want to physically verify the comfort and feasibility of staying in the VIP room of the airport, so I declined the accommodation opportunity of Regal Hotel and went straight to the transfer counter when I got off the plane.

I fly to Cathay Pacific business class, plus PP card blessing. There are three VIP rooms to try this time.

Plaza premium

Guotai Linglongtang

Guotai Yiliantang

First of all, I need to assure you that PlazaPremium24 with two PP cards T 1 in Hong Kong Airport operates 24 hours a day and seamlessly supports overnight stay. Unlimited PP card only needs to be swiped every three hours.

T 1 In fact, there are three PlazaPremium stores with PP cards, but the first floor of the duty-free shop is changed to PlazaPremium, and users of PP cards have to pay HK$ 200 to enter. I didn't think it was necessary, so I went to the elderly square next door.

The advantage of this lounge is that it is located at the gate hub. Whether by train or on foot, it is convenient to get to all boarding gates from there. It is very practical for those passengers who arrive at night and the boarding gate has not been announced the next day. The directions given by the PP website are the empty side East Hall, 6th floor, departure floor, 1 near the boarding gate: 6th floor, 1 near the boarding gate.

However, after getting off the plane, I didn't go directly to PlazaPremium, but went to Cathay Pacific's business class lounge.

24:00- 2:00 the next day

In the exquisite lounge of Cathay Pacific's business class lounge, I did two things: taking a bath and eating fruit.

Because there is always a queue in PlazaPremium's bathing impression, bathing in Linglong Hall is the best choice. After going in, I was directly led by my aunt to take a shower, without waiting in line. Spare parts are very good, as well as fragrant towels and thick slippers. These slippers are very useful, which will be mentioned later.

After taking a shower, I ate a fruit-based snack and read the newspaper for a while. Two hours have passed. When going out, the staff stamped a stamp on the boarding pass, indicating that they could re-enter the country the next day.

2:00-5:00

In a professional spirit, I was told by the staff that Linglong Pavilion should close at 2:00 on time, so I went to PlazaPremium at Gate 1 for the night.

I tried to lie down in various sleeping positions on the booth sofa for a while and found it difficult to fall asleep. At this time, I resolutely put on the slippers that I had worn in Linglongtang before, let my feet breathe, and work hard until five o'clock, and I can change places again. Because this lounge is very popular, there are countless introduction posts here, so everything is omitted.

5:30-8:3

Cathay Pacific's business class lounge opens at 5:30 in the morning. Just changed a room and came to Yiliantang, which is the flagship lounge of Cathay Pacific Business Class. The huge glass facing the apron, fashionable layout and delicious Hong Kong-style snacks for breakfast are all better than PlazaPremium.

I slept on the single person sofa here for three hours until I woke up in the sun and it was time to board the plane.

If you really want to have a good rest and sleep, and don't want to go far away, and the budget allows, the Regal Hotel at the airport is the best choice. Spa and swimming pool are free for guests. The most important thing is convenience. Pushing a trolley can take you to the waiting hall. It is recommended for passengers who spend more than 8 hours overnight.

If you want to spend the night for free and pursue quality, sleeping in the lounge is the best way. PlazaPremium, which is open 24 hours a day, provides the last line of defense. It is also a good choice to go to other airline lounges end to end to improve conditions. Recommended for travelers who spend less than 8 hours overnight.

This is another example. Is there a 24-hour airline lounge at T 1 Hong Kong Airport? On this trip, I didn't talk to the stewardess or waiter, and I tried to sleep most of the time, so I'm sorry there was no symbolic romance.