At MainlyMiles we bring you thorough, unbiased reviews of airlines, airline lounges and hotels from our extensive travels across the world.
While our primary focus is on Singapore, Singapore Airlines and Asia-Pacific airlines and airports, we also share many of our experiences from further afield provided we think these will be of interest to our readers.
Here are the reviews we’ve published to date, with more to come.
67 reviews · Updated 11th November 2026
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Thai Airways A321neo Business Class
Arguably one of the region's best narrow-body products, with the throne seats a genuine wide-body rival. Just don't expect the same wow factor from the pair seats.
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British Airways 777-300ER Club Suite Business Class
BA finally joins the 1-2-1 party with a respectable long-haul product, though functional service means it's not quite up with the premium-cabin big hitters.
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Emirates 777-300ER Business Class
Emirates finally ditches 2-3-2 for 1-2-1 seats with direct aisle access. Evolutionary rather than revolutionary, but good comfort, food and service make it one to seek out.
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Finnair A350 Business Class
Finnair's AirLounge seat is a bold and successful departure from the norm, for those who value space and versatility over a conventional recliner.
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Marhaba Lounge
Quiet and relaxing, with a decent food and drink selection, but dated furniture, slow Wi-Fi and showers that could be cleaner.
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SilverKris Business Class Lounge
Quiet and comfortable, with champagne and a decent food selection, but very dark and claustrophobic next to its revamped T3 counterpart.
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Lufthansa Senator Lounge B
Good views, a tended bar, nice seating and great showers, but a disappointing food selection, partly due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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British Airways Singapore Lounge
Varied seating, good drinks, a quiet afternoon atmosphere and great showers, plus a dedicated First Class section. Sadly the food let it down.
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Oryx Airport Hotel
A well-located, comfortable transit hotel with excellent facilities. Not cheap, but a perfect respite between flights in Doha.
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Raffles Singapore
A meticulous restoration brings this icon up to leading luxury standards. It doesn't come cheap, but it's an unforgettable stay.
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YOTELAIR Singapore Changi Airport
Right in the heart of Jewel, with clean, comfortable rooms, a club lounge, a gym and hourly rates for short stays.
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The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong
Sky-high in every sense, with a price tag to match, but extensive facilities and the best hotel club lounge we've ever experienced.
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Thai Airways A321neo Business Class
Arguably one of the region's best narrow-body products, with the throne seats a genuine wide-body rival. Just don't expect the same wow factor from the pair seats.
Read our reviewBritish Airways 777-300ER Club Suite Business Class
BA finally joins the 1-2-1 party with a respectable long-haul product, though functional service means it's not quite up with the premium-cabin big hitters.
Read our reviewEmirates 777-300ER Business Class
Emirates finally ditches 2-3-2 for 1-2-1 seats with direct aisle access. Evolutionary rather than revolutionary, but good comfort, food and service make it one to seek out.
Read our reviewFinnair A350 Business Class
Finnair's AirLounge seat is a bold and successful departure from the norm, for those who value space and versatility over a conventional recliner.
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Finnair E190 Business Class
It won't win any awards, but Finnair's E190 Business Class is a comfortable way to connect to or from a long-haul flight.
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Qantas A330 Business Class
A solid long-haul experience on a short Australia - Singapore hop, with fantastic service, good food and drink, and a comfy, spacious bed.
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Qatar Airways A350-900 Business Class
No Qsuite 'wow factor', but still a solid flat-bed, direct aisle access option. Privacy is lacking, and service and main courses were average on our flight.
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Vietnam Airlines A350-900 Business Class
Lacking the bells and whistles of some rivals, but a competitively priced flat bed to Europe, with good food and friendly service.
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Oman Air 787-9 Business Class
One of the nicest Business Class products we've tried, with excellent food and ample space. Only a chaotic boarding and clumsy dine-on-demand let it down.
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KLM 777-300ER Business Class
Short on privacy by long-haul standards, but a cost-effective flat bed between Singapore and Bali, with good food.
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Emirates 777-300ER First Class Suite
A few minor niggles aside, Emirates' new First Class Suite is a triumph of design, quality and attention to detail.
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Qatar Airways A350-1000 Qsuite Business Class
The Qsuite is a genius design with exceptional privacy, finished to a high standard. Only the food and service let our flight down.
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Singapore Airlines 777-300ER First Class
A faultless experience with excellent service. Despite having no closing doors, SIA's 2013 First Class seat is up there among our favourites in the world.
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Singapore Airlines A380 Suites
A mixture of hits and misses. We didn't really fall for SIA's 2017 Suites on the A380.
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Cathay Pacific 777-300ER First Class
Dated in design but solid in substance, Cathay's First Class lived up to its reputation on a 13-hour flight to London.
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JetBlue A321 Mint Business Class
JetBlue's Mint blows most domestic US First and Business Class products out of the water, with fantastic service, great food and solo suites at no extra cost.
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Singapore Airlines 787-10 Business Class
Long-haul standard on short flights. The Regional Business Class seat is a little narrower than SIA flyers may be used to, but remains very impressive.
Also: Mini-review: 'couple' middle pairs
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Qantas A380 First Class
A superb soft product, with excellent food, wines and service, despite a slightly aged design.
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Singapore Airlines A350 Long-Haul Business Class
A slightly tighter fit than on the 777-300ER and A380, but SIA's A350 Business Class is still a solid offering.
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Singapore Airlines A380 Business Class
SIA has squeezed more seats into the A380 Business Class cabin, while still delivering an excellent product.
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Cathay Pacific A350 Business Class
A really nice long-haul product, with a superb entertainment system and engaging crew. Pricey Wi-Fi was the main gripe, but we'd happily fly it again.
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Singapore Airlines 737-800 Business Class
Ex-SilkAir recliners with clunky manual controls, no Wi-Fi and no working entertainment. Good food and service were the only saving grace.
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Singapore Airlines 777-200ER Business Class
An older Business Class seat refurbished to surprisingly new condition. Food and service were a little varied, but still a solid product despite its age.
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British Airways 747-400 First Class
Hardly the best in the sky these days, especially on the ageing 747, but despite its many shortcomings we still enjoyed the flight.
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Singapore Airlines A330 Business Class
The 2009 regional seat that once set the benchmark was showing its age, but still very acceptable, with SIA's excellent service the real standout.
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29 lounge reviews
Marhaba Lounge
Quiet and relaxing, with a decent food and drink selection, but dated furniture, slow Wi-Fi and showers that could be cleaner.
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KrisFlyer Gold Lounge
Very basic, with one style of seating and no toilets or showers, though the food and Wi-Fi are decent. Not worth arriving early for.
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Quiet and comfortable, with champagne and a decent food selection, but very dark and claustrophobic next to its revamped T3 counterpart.
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Good views, a tended bar, nice seating and great showers, but a disappointing food selection, partly due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Qatar Airways Singapore Premium Lounge
A luxurious finish, personable service, a la carte dining and a tended martini bar. Changi's best Business Class lounge.
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Qantas Singapore First Lounge
An elegant, high-end finish and restaurant-quality food and drink put the Qantas First Lounge among Changi's finest.
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Varied seating, good drinks, a quiet afternoon atmosphere and great showers, plus a dedicated First Class section. Sadly the food let it down.
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Qantas Singapore Business Lounge
One of Changi's best Business Class lounges, with a manned bar, plenty of showers and excellent food, though it gets busy in the evenings and there's no champagne.
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Changi Lounge
An excellent landside option before or after your flight, with fantastic showers, an attractive bar and a top-notch finish. Food was a little limited.
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Marhaba Lounge
A very nice new lounge, with impressive food choices and excellent showers. The only letdown was unusably slow Wi-Fi.
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Turkish Airlines Lounge
Good for a Priority Pass lounge, but disappointing for an airline-operated Business Class one. There are better options at BKK.
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Plaza Premium Lounge
Up there with the nicest third-party airport lounges we've visited. Plaza Premium has done a good job with this one.
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The Private Room
Already well behind what SIA's rivals offer in their First Class lounges. It's high time to change the concept.
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Cathay Pacific 'The Pier' First Class Lounge
Elegant, intimate and homely. It's no surprise The Pier ranks among the world's finest First Class lounges.
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Cathay Pacific 'The Wing' First Class Lounge
Cathay's Hong Kong lounges put other airlines to shame, and The Wing remains a very strong performer.
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British Airways Concorde Room
It lacks the elegance of some First Class lounges, though the champagne is excellent. Does it still 'wow'? Not really.
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United Polaris Lounge
A strict access policy, but inside you'll find top-notch decor, impressive food and drink, beautiful shower suites and secluded day beds.
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Oman Air Lounge
By a long way the best Priority Pass lounge at Suvarnabhumi, with a cosy, quiet atmosphere, good food, excellent drinks and a very nice shower.
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Premier Lounge
Packed to capacity, with bad food, disgusting toilets and limited drinks. The first lounge we've ever abandoned for a terminal restaurant.
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Qantas First Lounge
Bright, spacious and beautifully designed, with runway views and excellent service. There are few places we'd rather spend time at any airport.
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SATS Premier Lounge
Hard to get excited about, with harsh lighting, dull seating, slow Wi-Fi and an ordinary food and drink selection. Fine for a quick shower between flights.
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SATS Premier Lounge
Plenty of seating, good workspace and a wide choice of food, but it gets busy, the wine is ordinary and the Wi-Fi very slow.
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EVA Air Lounge
A great alternative lounge for Star Alliance passengers in Bangkok. Interesting nightclub vibes.
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SilverKris Lounge
A very pleasant lounge after a good renovation, with new seating, good food and a manned cocktail bar. Only showers are missing.
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Blossom Lounge
Thoughtfully designed with private seating pods, a bar and showers, Blossom is one of Changi's better third-party lounges.
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Cathay Pacific Business Lounge
Beautifully finished, with a superb noodle bar at its heart, but no showers or manned bar, both things Cathay does so well elsewhere.
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Temporary SilverKris Lounge
Varied seating, a good food selection and great showers in SIA's temporary T3 lounge, but no champagne and no First Class section.
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dnata Skyview Lounge
Not the newest or the biggest, but our go-to third-party lounge in T3, with good wine, above-average food, quiet seating and exceptional staff.
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The Haven by JetQuay
Changi's only arrivals lounge at the time, with spotless showers, above-average food and good-value nap rooms, though no complimentary alcohol.
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13 hotel reviews
Oryx Airport Hotel
A well-located, comfortable transit hotel with excellent facilities. Not cheap, but a perfect respite between flights in Doha.
Read our reviewRaffles Singapore
A meticulous restoration brings this icon up to leading luxury standards. It doesn't come cheap, but it's an unforgettable stay.
Read our reviewYOTELAIR Singapore Changi Airport
Right in the heart of Jewel, with clean, comfortable rooms, a club lounge, a gym and hourly rates for short stays.
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The Sanchaya
Expensive but worth it, with beautiful design, high-class rooms, personal service, great food and a huge pool overlooking the beach.
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Aerotel Singapore Changi Airport
A quiet, clean room for a few hours' rest and a freshen-up between flights, right in Changi's T1 transit area.
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Sky-high in every sense, with a price tag to match, but extensive facilities and the best hotel club lounge we've ever experienced.
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Andaz Singapore
A well-finished luxury hotel with five-star facilities and great views, let down by poor customer service.
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Six Senses Singapore - Duxton
Six Senses' first city hotel, in beautifully restored heritage shophouses with striking duplex suites.
Note: Now operating as Duxton Reserve, Autograph Collection.
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The Westin Cape Town
A hotel we'd certainly recommend, and would happily stay at again.
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Crowne Plaza Singapore Changi Airport
Clean and modern, with great facilities, an excellent club lounge, good value and superb access to the city and every Changi terminal.
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COMO The Treasury
Rightly ranked among the world's best hotels, yet reasonably priced by that standard. COMO The Treasury sets an incredible bar, and we'll definitely return.
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Cempedak Private Island
Effortless, relaxing and with genuinely excellent staff. One of the very few hotels we've left without a list of cons.
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JW Marriott Singapore South Beach
A strong Marriott offering, thoughtfully designed, with friendly staff, a modern interior and excellent MRT connections.
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