British Airways Facilitates Its Guests with a New Lounge at Rome Fiumicino Airport

The British Airways has recently set up a brand new lounge at the Rome Fiumicino airport. Built with an innovative concept and the state-of-the-European & British design, this classic installation appears contemporary and luxurious.

Lying within Terminal 3, this newly set up lounge is 460sqm and can accommodate approximately 140 guests at a time. There’s a granite topped bar that acts as a centrepiece and is usually used as a self-service tool during quieter times whereas at peak periods, it is used by mixologist. In addition, the lounge facilitates its guests with facilities including USB charging points, wireless printing, marble tables as well as myriad artwork comprising impeccable art pieces from Patrick Caulfield’s 1973 series “Some Poems of Jules Laforgue”. Not to forget its windows which are beautifully adorned with advanced electronic blinds to ensure that the guests can relax in a comfortable environment. The blinds can react to heat and light as they are smartly programmed with sensors.