Louis Vuitton Has A New Luxurious Airport Lounge In Qatar: Take A Look Inside

The next time passengers are awaiting a connecting flight at the Hamad International Airport in Qatar, they could consider killing time at the newly-launched Louis Vuitton lounge—a collaboration between the luxury fashion label and the world-renowned airport.

The lounge, which three-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno helms, is situated above the brand’s store within the airport. It is open to first or business-class passengers traveling on Qatar Airways and Louis Vuitton clientele.

At the entryway, one will be greeted by lush greenery reminiscent of a tropical paradise, complete with Quetzal bird mobiles to sell the look. Travelers will pass through doors decorated by the brand’s famed trunks.

The space, which features the brand’s iconic monogram pattern throughout, allows travelers to relax in discreet private seating while filling up with some of the most sophisticated breakfast, brunch, and dinner options.

For example, individuals can order Parisian viennoiseries or smoked fish with caviar during the day or tuck into tea sandwiches for a quick snack. At dinner, the restaurant offers dishes such as langoustine carpaccio with geranium essence, confit lamb shoulder with yuzu, and pilaf rice with dried fruit and spices.

Not fancy enough? Additional “multilingual” a la carte and tasting menus are available at all times of the day. Of course, no corners are cut when it comes to the details. Each cup of cappuccino served comes with a special “LV” foam art, embodying the sophistication of the label as a whole.

That’s not all. According to Vogue, the clubhouse features a variety of designer furniture for guests to lounge in, including India Mahdavi and Paolo Lenti tables, Costela armchairs by Martin Eisler, and accents from Louis Vuitton’s own Objects Nomades collection.

Head here for more details on the lounge, which is open 24 hours a day.

[via Vogue and stupidDOPE, images via Louis Vuitton]