Bristol Airport is the ninth busiest airport in the United Kingdom, serving more than 5.5 million passengers in 2009. The airport serves the city of Bristol as well as neighboring counties such as Somerset and Gloucestershire. Bristol Airport has service from more than 10 airlines including EasyJet, Ryanair, and Air Southwest. It has both domestic and international flights to destinations such as Leeds, Plymouth, Barcelona, Paris, Budapest, Amsterdam, and many more. The airport has three total levels; ground, first, and mezzanine.
Before getting on their flights, passengers at Bristol Airport can relax and unwind at the Servisair Executive Lounge – Cabot Lounge. It is open from 04:00 (4 am) until 21:30 (9:30 pm) every day of the week. This lounge is located on the Mezzanine level, above the first floor. The Bristol Airport Lounge is accessible only after the security check. Below the first floor is the ground floor, which is the entry point to the airport.
Whether for business or pleasure, guests can enjoy the lounge’s drinks, read newspapers, watch television, and have free internet access and phone services. This Bristol airport lounge also welcomes children. To guarantee a spot in this airport’s only executive lounge, it is highly recommended that reservations be made at least 24 hours in advance.
The executive lounge is located in an isolated area that’s surrounded only by restaurants. Only a few steps away are fine eating and drinking options such as Bar Zero 9, Dexters, and Caviar House & Prunier. Burger King is also located on this level. You can enjoy a variety of alcoholic beverages, snacks, salads, gourmet meat, burgers, children’s menus, and much more at these eateries. The restaurants also feature restrooms. To get from the lounge to the departure gates and shops, you’ll need to head down the escalators to the first level.
