I visited the smallest lounge in the world, or at least the smallest I have ever seen
Frankly, I have no idea if it is the smallest, but it is definitely the smallest I have ever visited [...].
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Frankly, I have no idea if it is the smallest, but Is definitely the smallest I have ever visited and as you can see from the more than 100 reviews on our site, I have seen many of them and many more I saw before TFC was born.
Coral Lounge Chiang Mai
In this article:
This lounge is located in Chang Mai International Airport, a beautiful city in northern Thailand and a great place to go to attend the Loi Kratong, the moon festival in November.
There are 3 lounges in this small but busy airport. The first in the Bangkok Airways public area. and two after security checks: that of Thai and precisely this Coral lounge.
Coral is a Thai lounge network., I already have Visited a couple of times the one in Phuket in the post covid era, but there are some others also in Bangkok and in the other princoiapal ports of call in the Kingdom.
When I arrived at the lobby, I thought it was developed in an area behind the reception, but instead it is developed around the reception.
Never seen such a small lounge
To date, the smallest lounge I have found, outside of Italy, was the Premium Plaza in Jeddah, I called a studio apartment. Compared to this, however, it is a soccer field.
In fact there is the reception/bar counter. On the right there are less than 10 seats, on the left two small tables with 4 chairs and along the glass window a few stools. That's it. Finished.
In a game of fits and starts there is a refrigerator with drinks, a micro buffet precisely the bar counter. The beautiful thing is the style, it looks like an Italian 1950s dairy, with ceramic tiles and a very sabbi chic decor.
Of course, there are no toilets or other devilry, you go in you have a drink and go for the flight.
In conclusion
I like to surprise myself when I see new things, every trip I discover something new something to tell like this lougne, which belongs to the Priority pass network and is therefore accessible for free to all Amex Platinum holders.
