Qantas International Transit Lounge Perth

Nice lounge to relax before the flight. It has a nice yoga lounge to relax and stretch before the flight

I have been flying with Qantas for 20 years 10s of thousands of dollars and today was rejected from the lounge for wearing thongs. How dare a hard working scumbag like me step into this below average terrible service lounge. I'm so done with qantas virgin here we go. Company is in the gutter

Small place that can become crowded.
Food is basic. Almost same as the domestic business lounge.
The staff are very good and helpful

Medium sized lounge with an outdoor patio area. Plenty of tasty food on offer. Staff are friendly and helpful. #let'sguide #Perth #qantas

Very ordinary space. Ok, it's an international transit one, but very small, full of loud yobs, few vacant seats, a terrace type area under hot lights making that part uninhabitable. Shower area closed off, one small lift which becomes crazy when they block the stairs off. Bathroom sensor taps ridiculous. Very few staff. For those coming off 15 hour flights and transiting, this is pretty much a disgrace, but is actually emblematic of Qantas's current problems and cost cutting. My final flight ever with Qantas, as a result.

Cannot access to lounge.web site gives access to a linked invitation then tells of something not right. BUT WHAT! How am i supposed to know
I went last year on an invitation.if its changed, then inform people. Im trying to link an invitation prior to a flight to singapore
I get invitations via QFF, points club, Amex, And silver status.but they all appear useless What is Qantas doing?

Was refused an alcoholic drink by the barman as apparently the bar was now closed. We were informed this was because the first call for boarding had commenced (literally as I asked for my drink)

Just another Aussie rule… bla bla bla.

I am travelling from Perth to Johannesburg via Sydney. I have business class tickets. I got told at the quantas lounge at Perth that I will not be permitted to enter even though I have a business class ticket because I have flip flops on. Apparently I need closed shoes. Why was I not informed of this policy when making my booking, or when checking in my luggage? I've travelled extensively with many airlines in my trusty flip flops and have never experienced such a policy before. When travelling long distances or many legs on a trip being comfortable is a top priority and flip flops trump closed shoes any day. I will avoid Quantas in future as my ticket paid for that lounge visit that I was denied.

Visit this lounge when I fly Perth to Melb on the domestic leg of the London flight. Food selection is lovely, bar staff attentive, however they need to promote a bit of peace and quiet as well- I.e phones on silent and an area to make or take phone calls, or you may as well just go sit out in the departure lounge.

We use the lounge once a fortnight. 2 things could be improved on
1. The coffee - just nominate which type milk you want because it will all come out the same - half froth, half liquid, regardless of whether you order a flat white or a cappuccino
2. Breakfast choice - if you love carbs then this place is for you
Other than that its lovely to sit and relax before flying to site for work. Friendly staff, clean toilets.

Never seen a lounge underground with no windows. I was so looking forward to visit the highly advertised Qantas international transit lounge at Perth Airport. I am so disappointed with it, small, damped, no windows, felt like in a jail. Food varieties so limited too. Last time for me to transit through Perth on London flight.

This the best lounge in the qantas terminal.no fifo people is a bonus! Service is great & friendly. Food & beverage is just as good as the Singapore first international lounge.

Love the wellness component and friendly staff who bring drinks to your seat. Can get busy. Let’s hope the rome and South African flights are spread out to avoid overload on lounge.

The Perth Qantas International Tranist Lounge is a great place to wait for boarding the flight to London. Only 12 months old, the facilities are in good shape and modern. There are showers for transiting passengers from Melbourne, bathrooms are really.nice and there is also a "refresh station" for those that want to undertake some.skin care before the flight. Every 15 minutes from 530pm onwards, Bodhi J yoga take groups of about 10 for stretching and relaxation before the long flight. Full.kitchen, hot and cold meals, outdoor area with open roof (closes when raining) adds a nice touch
Staff have always been great. Highly recommend if your travelling Perth to London with Qantas.

The transit lounge is pretty good. However, The capacity is only 141 passengers meaning that Passengers arriving from QF9 and coming onto further domestic flights cannot use this Lounge so only those continuing onto Melbourne can use the Lounge.

Fantastic lounge for exclusive use of QF9 (Perth to London) and similar passengers at the Qantas Domestic Terminal in Perth. Fantastic service.