Virgin Atlantic Lounge

Did not have a chance to go there but I purchased the pass while flying first on virgin America but they did not inform u that it’s very far from your gat. It’s virgin Atlantic gate which is 15 min away. I had no time of course to spent going their and back. So at least they should refund my money !!!

Decent lounge but definitely not as nice as some of the ones you see overseas. The staff is very friendly and the drinks are good so I can’t complain too much. It is kinda small and could use a renovation to modernize the lounge area.
Good spot to pass time till your flight but I would not recommend coming early just to hang out in this lounge.

What a great surprise. Attentive service, great food, quiet and clean facilities. The service team seems to really care about customer experience and it shows.
Complete worth the $ 40 to enter when flying Virgin America.

I could not believe I had access to a posh airline lounge like this. Clearly, it is for the true high end frequent flyer who expects everything for free (of which I am not), and they will not be disappointed. The place was well decored with lovely seating and tables. It was also well lit, so everything was clean and bright to the view. The complimentary bar was amazing and had a variety of drinks and other spirits like a regular bar, but what was more amazing was the full menu with dishes running from a simple burger to gourmet and exotic favourites like Thai tom yum shrimp noodle soup. I ordered the tome yun soup and it was excellent. I also ordered a few other things because my flight was not for a while, and each dish was amazing like the polenta. I had overheard some people talking about the bathroom, so I was curious as to what could be so interesting. Well, one of the bathrooms was indeed a «bath» room as it had a full shower, including soaps and towels. As amazing as this sounds, this clubhouse was not as impressive as their main clubhouse in London, but it did very well.

Finally an airline lounge in America that understands how to treat frequent fliers. As someone who spends insane amounts of time flying in between countries for work in godawful economy class (you are welcome fellow taxpayers, for not spending your taxes on business class travel), an airline business lounge is the shining light for most of my journey. I appreciate a good lounge that makes me forget I am going to fly for 24 hours in economy class with 3 stops.
I have a love-​hate relationship with Dulles airport. Well, mostly hate. The only «love» factor is that Dulles has some non-​stop flights to Africa. Not that I look forward to taking them (if you have ever flown non-​stop on Ethiopian Airlines from Dulles to Addis in economy class, you will know what I am talking about), but I do appreciate the fact that I can fly non-​stop and save time. Having said that, Dulles has probably the worst airline business lounges I know. The United Airlines business lounge reminds me of a crowded dungeon where people are fighting for the last remaining bits of trail mix.
Enter Virgin Atlantic!
Now this is how a business lounge should be. It is small, but adequate. They have clean showers. Table service! The lovely lady at the bar took my food order and brought the food to my table… along with my dirty martini, shaken not stirred! The lentil soup is good, the chicken tikka masala is better, and the snacks are scrumptious. The ladies behind the bar make excellent drinks and it is all free, unlike the United business lounge where you have to pay for any alcohol that is not crappy wine. Faster wifi than the free wifi offered by Dulles airport. It is everything that a lounge needs to be.
Thank you for making me love Dulles a little bit more. Now, can you do something about that Ethiopian Airlines flight I mentioned earlier? Like making sure it has more than one functioning bathroom on a 13 hour flight? Please and thank you.

The best airline lunge in Dulles. Excellent table service with excellent quality food and drinks. Charging stations with lightning connectors are a nice touch.