This China Eastern airlines is awful… we flew from Schiphol to Sydney, then return Sydney to Schiphol - NEVER AGAIN!! Only 1 of the 4 flights had a toilet with soap, the planes were freezing cold, smelled of vomit & toilet, & the food wasn’t fit for my dog!! The worst was lack of understanding of English - staff only spoke Chinese! When we asked at various points for soap they didn’t understand, had to show them in the toilet & even then they thought we meant antibac! If you like pork-rice or chicken-noodles thats great, cos youll get them dinner & breakfast!! Absolutely no wine or spirits but you can have a budweiser beer - doesn’t make sense!! Entertainment nil for English speakers, take your own!

Visit the lounge on Wednesday 3-5 pm. Very Classical Chinese decoration with spacious waiting hall. The seats are comfortable and big with charging facilities. Around 50% occupancy with lot of choice in seat. The food is amazing with made to order noodle counter, dim sum, hot dishes with Chinese cuisine. I didn’t give 5 stars as the choice of wine is poor. Coffee and soft drinks are reasonable.

The No.77 China Eastern Lounge is located at terminal 2, right before the train to the G wing of the terminal. It is a small, standard lounge can be visited by priority pass members. During our visit, the lounge is not busy, and there is ample seating available. The lounge food is standard, but adequate.

Poor selection og food and drinks. I found some Yesterday-made sandwiches and some crackers and nuts. The two wines were not drinkable, thus a cold beer was consumed in stead. However very clean especially in the restrooms.

Mostly shut off, I expect for a refurb, or else it’s just too downright shoddy to be used. Tiny selection of drinks in one fridge, some very sad looking sandwiches. Small selection of hot food motorway service standard. Did boil fresh noodles with some Luke warm toppings. Overall description of “Tired” would be over selling it. Not sure when other photos of this were taken but not recent . Wifi password instructions on dog eared paper sign sellotaped to the wall don’t work. My God this place is bad. Considering upgrading to Burger King in the terminal.

Booked No 77 lounge via Priority Pass on a recent trip to Shanghai. Was pleased with the whole experience whilst in the lounge. The food selection wasn't huge but the quality of what was on offer was amazing. They had a noodle bar which was great fun. All in all a lovely 2 hours and our plane left from Gate 77, so it was so convenient too. Great views og the planes. Well recommended.

After reading reviews, I was worried how I would navigate around this airport but it was really easy. We had a 7hr 40 min layover so we put our hand luggage into a locker and hopped on the Maglev train and then opted for a cab rather than tube to continue the journey into Shanghai. Shanghai was amazing and vibrant (we visited early eve) and we thoroughly enjoyed our whistle stop tour. Back in good time for our connecting flight onto NZ!

Reminiscent of a 70s 747 interior that had been washed in a bath of nicotine. Top of the bottom rung as far as lounges go. Ambience of a waiting room at a pet cemetary. We're we fed and watered? Yes. Was it better than a KFC at the gate,? Debatable. Selection of stock generic rice/noodle/bao available with tepid drink on tap. If I'd paid for the pleasure, I'd have been severely disappointed.

It’s perfect to take a hot shower when waiting for transit. If you hold platinum credit card, you may enjoy 15 minutes free massage as well. If you can access different lounge at the second floor near gate 40, you can enjoy the shower.

I have visited this place and have to say the “welcoming” staff is not welcoming at all, the lady at reception couldn’t even bother to smile, something i havent expect considering high standards that American Express services provide. However the massage was incredibly good

Was at the airport for a long layover- so decided to stop off here for a massage- The purpose of a massage is to relax - and now I understand why they made me pay in advance. The product they provide is a crowded room with no music and 2 other chairs jammed in the room. Part of the way through my massage some guy comes in and starts talking away- kind of blows the relaxation factor. Also you could hear the woman at the front desk arguing with a client- she probably was not happy either. Again kind of ruins the ability to relax. Finally they set a countdown timer with an alarm worse than an alarm at motel 6. This place needs to understand why people pay for a massage- to relax!! Very disappointed with this experience. Thanks! Doc!!

My flight was at 1.30 am, so I had no choice but to use this lounge. It needs an upgrade for the chairs, the food and the drinks. It was full and some passengers had no chairs. The chairs need urgent reupholstering or better still change all of them. The food was mediocre and the drinks were basic. I think that since the new Beijing airport will be opening soon, they have neglected to refurbish this lounge. This review will be redundant for future travellers.

At check in the receptionists were nice,friendly and spoke good English. A nice amount of variety of hot Chinese cuisine and continental style of snacks. Variety of alcohol if that's your flavor. The decor is warming and very nice, with a little fountine / pool with some fish. Plenty of room to sit and stretch out comfortably without disrupting anyone or being disrupted. We were here when it wasn't busy so it was peaceful, which made a relaxing 9hr layover. Refresh yourself with taking a shower. If passing through Beijing again, I will definitely return.

We had a long stopover in HK, and hired a family room. The rooms we functional and very clean - especially the toilets and bathroom. The beds were comfortable with firm mattresses which suited us. I did find that sound did come thru the walls, and they provided us with complimentary ear plugs which were ideal. This hotel is very useful to have a short rest for long transits.

This is a terrible lounge. If you’ve got free access fair enough but no reason to pay into this. The best food are pot noodles. If you paid cash you’d cry. It’s that bad. Better off taking your money and sitting in a restaurant.