Anyone used the servis air lounge @ Manchester T2?

[januk]

The one that allows kids. - think it's called styal or something? If so what's it like and where's the best place to get a decent price?

[januk]

I've got a quote for £55 for the 4 of us. It states that guests are expected to behave in a considerate and quiet manner - surely if they allow kids from 0 years they can't expect silence. My kids aren't badly behaved but silence for 3 hours is a bit much to expect I think!!!
Also can anyone tell me what sort of snacks etc are available?

[PaulaK]

Only done the Escape lounge sorry :sorry: but I would expect food is pretty much the same, toast, croissants, cereal etc.

[disneysaddo]

I used the Styal Lounge when travelling to the US for business last year. I was disappointed with it but I was comparing to BA lounges I have used in the past. If you a flying on a morning flight to the US there will be cereals, muffins and biscuits available (probably not much else). Of course there will be a full range of drinks as well.
It felt quite small and compact to me and there were kids in there. To be honest, other than the snacks and drinks it wasn't a whole lot better than just waiting at the gate - plus you have the room to move around down there with your children.