Mastercard Lounge

Very nice lounge. Large choice of food and drink. Great views of A and B gates. Some Google searches still refer to it as Minnie's lounge.Beer wine softdrinks popcorn meat cheese couscous you name it they had it.Quirky urinals ! For the world Cup ?

It’s a good but very basic lounge.The food choices are very limited and perhaps this is the only lounge operating at the moment from Prague T1 (non-Schengen) departures.There is quite a lot of seating, toilets are clean. The drink spread is decent.But just the hot food choice is limited to 2 mains and 1 soup and with some very basic taste.

I can appreciate lounge access when traveling. This lounge, however, is so unsanitary. Food all over the floor, visitors grabbing items with their bare hands because serving utensils were placed in awkward places. It was pretty gross.

A bit crowded, there is a selection of salads and drinks. Wifi is good. Overall - it is a good to be there

I recently had the opportunity to visit the MasterCard Lounge and while I enjoyed the overall experience, there were a few aspects that left me wanting more.First, let's talk about the positives. The lounge is impressively spacious, providing ample room for relaxation and movement. It never felt crowded. I was also pleased to find showers available, which was a great way to freshen up before my flight. Another notable highlight was the dedicated kids area, which made it easier for families to keep their children entertained.Now, let's discuss the main reason why people visit lounges—the food. Unfortunately, the food quality at the MasterCard Lounge was underwhelming. The snacks, soft drinks, beers, and alcohol were plentiful, but the food options were lackluster. The bread served was noticeably dry, and the overall selection didn't offer much variety or appeal. It was disappointing to find that nothing really stood out as being particularly appetizing or enjoyable.On the positive side, I must mention that the lounge made up for its culinary shortcomings with its beverage selection. There were a wide range of drinks available, including alcoholic beverages, which were a welcome feature. So, if you're primarily looking for a place to relax with a drink in hand, the MasterCard Lounge does have you covered in that regard.Despite the disappointing food, the MasterCard Lounge still offers a comfortable and spacious environment with showers and a kids area. If you can overlook the subpar food offerings, this lounge can be a decent choice for a relaxing pre-flight experience.Overall, I would rate the MasterCard Lounge with three stars. It could greatly improve by upgrading the food quality and diversifying the menu options to cater to a wider range of tastes.

Comfortable lounge in terminal 1 with a good selection of unlimited basic hot and cold food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks with clean toilets and even showers. Great views of the planes taking off for the kids. The staff were really nice and helpful.

I’ve been here a few times now and the food is always good (for a general lounge) the staff are always friendly. They keep the place clean and tidy and well stocked.

Comfortable lounge that I had access to as part of my airline status. It seems to be the only lounge in the international side.The lounge seating is quite comfortable allowing you to lean back and stretch out. The cold food spread is quite good, I enjoyed the bulgar salad and cured meats. The hot food was a little cold but decent enough. Plenty of beer and alcohol on offer but I didn't partake, there is plenty of bottle juice as well, not from a dispenser.

A smaller functional lounge which does the basic job but does not strike you as something special. Main disadvantage is that its small and easily gets overcrowded. Its both Airlines and MasterCard Lounge - guess Mastercard terms for qualifying for a lounge are way to easy. Food choices are simple and limited, more of a snack bar" style. Nothing wrong really