Virgin Lounge Perth Australia: Business Lounge Review 2024
Looking for information and photos of the Virgin Lounge Perth? We are lucky enough to have access to this business class lounge through our credit card.
Find out what can you expect at the Virgin Australia Perth Business Lounge at Perth Airport.
Location of Virgin Lounge Perth
The Virgin Australia Business Lounge in Perth is inside Terminal 1 Domestic Airport. Turn left as soon as you have passed security. It’s in a great location as you don’t have to walk far at all.
The lounge offers guests a modern, spacious lounge with plenty of seating and charging areas. The lounge also has its own bar which serves premium wines and beers as well as light snacks. There is free WiFi available to all members which can be accessed by entering a code at the reception desk.
Virgin Lounge Hours
The Lounge is open seven days a week from 60 minutes before their first flight departure until their last flight is called for boarding.
We dropped our checked-in luggage off using the self drop 3 hours prior to our flight’s departure then headed to the Virgin Australia Business Lounge. We were able to do this as there were other flights leaving before ours so the check-in desks were open. Normally they would open about 2 hours prior to departure for domestic routes.
Virgin Lounge Eligibility | Access
- Business Class on flights operated by Virgin Australia
- Velocity Platinum (3 adults and 3 children)
- Velocity Gold (1 adult and 3 children)
- Virgin Australia Lounge Member (1 adult and 3 children)
- Virgin Australia Lifetime Lounge Member (1 adult and 3 children)
Children are allowed into the lounge, however children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Virgin Lounge Features
- Internet Access
- Bar service available from 12pm
- Showers & Toilets
- Fresh salads, sandwiches, wraps, and healthy snacks
- Barista coffee, premium tea, & soft drinks served all day
Virgin Lounge Membership
The cost of membership varies depending on the type of membership you choose. Standard access to the lounge is included in business class fares and can be purchased on its own for one-time access (depending on availability).
The current cost of Velocity Red & Silver annual membership is A$399 and A$65 for one-time access.
Our Review of Virgin Australia Perth Business Lounge
Upon entering the lounge reception, we were greeted warmly by the staff who checked our boarding passes.
It was quite empty so there wasn’t a problem getting seats (there were quite a few). There were bar stalls with tables, communal long tables with USB and power but most were about four chairs around a small table. The seats were more business-like rather than lounge types so it was hard to get really comfy but still much nicer than the airport seats.
The lounge has a contemporary feel to it with neat lines and a crisp white look with mood lighting.
There was a selection of cold foods including quiche, wraps, chicken, salads, salad leaves, falafel balls, shredded vegetables, pasta and a variety of condiments as well as nibbles like nuts, popcorn, and chips. It was laid out all along one wall, leaving plenty of room for guests to get to what they want.
There are two coffee machines; one at the end of the food and drinks bar and another one in the middle of the lounge. The baristas take pride in their coffee as you can see from the photo.
There was quite a good choice of beer, a couple of reds, whites and a sparkling as well as soft drinks. A separate bar provided espresso coffees and teas. It’s not as well-stocked as some of the other lounges we have been to and do not offer spirits.
The floor to ceiling windows are a great feature to sit and view the planes get loaded and unloaded.
The bathrooms are spotless and there are showers available if you want to freshen up. Towels are also provided.
The Virgin Australia lounge is kept spotlessly clean and the staff are attentive, with plates and glasses cleared up straight away.
We all made use of the complimentary WiFi in the lounge while eating, drinking and relaxing in comfort. Newspapers and magazines are provided if you are not on your device (which can be charged here too).
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