Access to clubhouse LHR

Hi

I'm flying premium economy from LHR to HKG and returning in upper class, can I have access to the Heathrow clubhouse given that I have one leg in the highest cabin?

Probably not but thought I'd ask the question

Thanks
Richard

[preiffer]

Hi, and welcome.

In answer to your specific question, nope. Sorry. It's only valid for access on the Upper Class sector.

You WILL get access to the HKG clubhouse and the Revivals lounge at LHR when you land though [y]

You can pay for entry using the VH site. Alternatively try at checking and they should let you buy entry ... it's so worth it!

[fozzyo]

quote:Originally posted by Lesley Smith
You can pay for entry using the VH site.


But only if you booked your travel through Virgin Holidays now.

Mat

quote:Originally posted by fozzyo
quote:Originally posted by Lesley Smith
You can pay for entry using the VH site.


But only if you booked your travel through Virgin Holidays now.



And only if their is availability.

At a whopping 65 per person, I don't think it is justifiable, especially as you will not get any treatments etc.

[Neil]

quote:Originally posted by willd
quote:Originally posted by fozzyo
quote:Originally posted by Lesley Smith
You can pay for entry using the VH site.


But only if you booked your travel through Virgin Holidays now.



And only if their is availability.

At a whopping 65 per person, I don't think it is justifiable, especially as you will not get any treatments etc.


You can still get treatments if you book through VH, you just can't pre-book them, so it is what is available on the day.

Of course, the best way to get in to the CH if you are not flying UC, is to become a paid member of a wonderful site (our very own V-Flyer, just in case anyone was confused) and post your trip details in the itineraries forum. If any fellow V-Flyers are then flying UC or are Au card holders, more often then not they will be very kind and sign you in as their guest.

Neil

Virgin Holidays site says you do get treatments, the price is 60/pp for 2009.

The full details can be found on the link below. But yes, only if you booked your flights through them:

http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/extras/ ... throw.aspx

G.

quote:Originally posted by GrahamN
Virgin Holidays site says you do get treatments, the price is 60/pp for 2009.

The full details can be found on the link below. But yes, only if you booked your flights through them:

http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/extras/ ... throw.aspx

G.

Indeed and you CAN pre-book treatments with VH - something my sister and her family did last month when flying UC with them.
Regards,

Hackneyguy

[Decker]

You CAN but you're no MEANT to be able to as it makes the Au benefit meaningless. Basically a triumph of marketing over execution.

quote:Originally posted by willd
quote:Originally posted by fozzyo
quote:Originally posted by Lesley Smith
You can pay for entry using the VH site.


But only if you booked your travel through Virgin Holidays now.



And only if their is availability.

At a whopping 65 per person, I don't think it is justifiable, especially as you will not get any treatments etc.


MMMMM think I could get 65 of value even without a treatment[}:)]

[Nottingham Nick]

Surely, if you are travelling UC, you can book a treatment no matter who you have booked your seat through?

The debate is whether you can (or should be able to) book a treatment when you have bought CH access through VH, and are travelling PE or Economy.

Nick

[Nottingham Nick]

quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
MMMMM think I could get 65 of value even without a treatment[}:)]


LOL [oo][oo]

quote:Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
quote:Originally posted by jaguarpig
MMMMM think I could get 65 of value even without a treatment[}:)]


LOL [oo][oo]


As many other TRs and thread comments on here testify, getting anything LESS that 60 of value during a CH visit should be regarded as abject failure ! [y][y]

quote:Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
Surely, if you are travelling UC, you can book a treatment no matter who you have booked your seat through?

Nick

An UC ticket is just that (regardless of who it is booked through).Same benefits as if booked dirctly with VS.
DL