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Rome Fiumicino Airport
Business Lounge
Plaza Premium Lounge Review
Rome Fiumicino Airport
Rome Fiumicino Airport Plaza Premium Lounge Review I wanted to share my experience.
This Plaza Premium Lounge is open even if you’re not flying business class.
Anyone can use it by buying a lounge ticket,
but keep in mind that when it gets busy, there can be a wait.
So after you drop off your bags,
I highly recommend joining the waitlist right after check-in.
Seriously, do it!
If you want to take a shower, I also recommend reserving that in advance.
(Business class passengers can enter without waiting,
but showers still require a reservation.)
Put your name down first, then
browse the duty-free shops while you wait.
You can enter starting 3 hours before departure,
and they scan your ticket or lounge voucher QR code at the entrance.
Walk-in price is €53, but if you book in advance through the link below,
you can get in for less.
You can enter for as low as €36.
Booking link price comparison
Book here
(This one is a Trip.com booking for around $36.)
The €36 deal!!!!!
This one is the Klook option, in the $50 range,
and after checking everywhere, these were the two sites
where I found advance lounge reservations.
Right now, Trip.com is cheaper than Klook, so I’d go with that.
So where is this lounge?
It’s in Terminal 3, Extra-Schengen Departures,
in Area E on the upper level.
It’s the Plaza Premium Lounge.
Take the escalator up to the second floor and look toward the far end—you’ll find it pretty easily.
No matter what airline you’re flying
or what class your ticket is,
you can still use the lounge by purchasing an entry pass.
Some credit cards or lounge memberships may also get you free or discounted access.
Since card benefits vary by issuer,
I recommend checking in THE LOUNGE app before you go.
If you already met the spending requirement on your travel debit card
but couldn’t use the benefit at Incheon Airport, you may be able to use it here instead.
And if you don’t have any card perks,
and buy in advance—it should help reduce your wait on site.
Inside the lounge
The lounge is spacious, but it does get crowded.
Still, if you look around a bit,
there are quite a few comfortable spots that feel relatively private for relaxing.
For charging, there’s USB only—no USB-C ports.
For showers, you need to go to the front desk and make a reservation.
There was a nice spread of breads and sweets
including cream puffs, meringue cookies, and biscuits.
There were also salads, pasta, and fruit,
plus tomatoes, olives, and more.
The olives were actually really good.
I also saw egg dishes, risotto, pasta, and rice.
There was a chicken dish too,
but since I still had airplane food coming, I didn’t eat that much.
Taste-wise, it was decent—not amazing, but fine.
There were seating areas like this,
and farther inside, there seemed to be a lot of extra-comfy chairs.
They had red orange juice too, and it was delicious.
If you want a place to grab a light bite and rest,
this Rome Fiumicino Airport Plaza Premium Lounge review
sums up my experience.
If you have a partner credit card benefit,
definitely check it—or book below and try it for yourself.