Lounge At Vienna Airport

[Jennykenny]

Would like to book a lounge at Vienna Airport when travelling back to the UK, but can only find options for those with particular credit cards, or for business/first class travellers, or 'pay at the door'.
Anybody know any different?
And which lounge is for non-Schengen (spelling??) travellers, as I assume I would be?

[ukbod2015]

I didnt realise they segregated people who couldnt spell

[Buenchico]

Which airline are you flying with? Which terminal does your flight use? (Looking at the relevant web pages suggest that those answers are important. e.g. there are some lounges, for passengers of specific airlines, which are after security in Terminal 3, which clearly wouldn't be of any use to you if you were using a different airline or terminal).

[Jennykenny]

Easy Jet, but can't find which terminal it uses.

[SirOracle]

Is it not on your Ticket/Boarding card.

[Buenchico]

easyJet uses terminal 1A for check-in. It's a temporary building, in front of Terminal 1:
http://www.viennaairport.com/passagiere/flughafen/flughafenplan

The Jet Lounge is only for Schengen zone passengers.
The Air Lounge is only for passengers using Gate D (which, as far as I can tell, won't be used for easyJet flights).
The Sky Lounge is only for passengers using Terminal 3.
The Austrian Lounge is only for passengers using Star Alliance airlines from Terminal 3.

So, as I see it, there are NO lounges available for you to use. (Sorry!).

To see if you reach the same conclusion as me, start here:
http://www.viennaairport.com/en/passengers/arrival__departure/vip__business_services/lounges

[237SJ]

http://www.viennaairport.com/en/lounges If I were you, I wouldn`t bother unless you belong to an airline loyalty scheme that gets you into their lounge. In my experience, payable lounges are not value for money

[Jennykenny]

Well Buechico, as always you nailed it. Thank you.

237SJ (that just rolls of the tongue), I agree with you for the most part, but Eastjet have just emailed me shifting the departure time ahead for four hours, (and every possibility they may move it again), so just wanted to be based somewhere comfortable for a few hours.
Also, when travelling alone, it's a real drag have to take your trolley case to the loo with you. In lounges, you can generally leave it safely for a few minutes.

[Cathyhuns]

Most airports have an onsite hotel. If you've got a long topi me to wait go and sit in their lobby or coffee bar. The price of a coffee or meal is often much cheaper than a lounge.

[Jennykenny]

Thanks Cathy, good idea.

[Buenchico]

Good idea, Cathy:
http://www.nh-hotels.com/hotel/nh-wien-airport