Brunei International Airport, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Daily: 5.00am - 12 midnight
Booking a seat each in the Business Class cabin of Royal Brunei Airlines' Airbus 320 granted my BFF and I access to the one and only lounge at
Brunei International Airport. Having been in operation since 2004, the Sky Lounge has a seating capacity of 120.
The short flight from Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia brought us back to Brunei's small, yet peaceful airport.
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| What a long walkway to the transit area~ |
As we had previously explored the airport, we went straight to the lounge on the second floor.
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| The lounge was officially opened on 11 February 2004. |
Despite it being a relatively small lounge compared to many others around the world, there are a few different seating zones.
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| I wonder how many people use the massage chairs daily. |
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| There are quite a few traditional artifacts being displayed. |
As can be seen from the following pictures, the lounge was more or less empty when we were there.
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| You can admire the portrait of Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah. |
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| That's a pretty cool artwork showcasing Kampong Ayer (lit. Water Village) on the background. |
Some facilities include a business centre, lockers, as well as dedicated prayer and absolution areas for Muslim passengers, which I didn't take a picture of.
The breakfast buffet spread wasn't huge, but it was pretty interesting.
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| Bottled apple and orange juice imported directly from Saudi Arabia, anyone? :D |
Do click
here to be directed to my food blog and indulge in the pictures of food and drinks. Here's one of them, which some of you might've already seen.
The washroom is equipped with shower facilities.
As described in the website, it's indeed "an oasis of peace". Given the chance to, I wouldn't mind staying longer inside the lounge.
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