Finnair Lounge

Was not allowed it at 11pm with an overnight connection because it was not the same calendar day. Nothing is written about this on their website, only what level of elite you need to be to gain access. «Sorry» was all I got. No dinner for me and yet they’ll be throwing away their soup in an hour anyways. Silly policy and they definitely are losing my future business as an airline because of making up rules on the spot. I did my homework and knew 100% I’d have lounge access, but didn’t count on them coming up with rules that don’t exist anywhere other than a piece of paper behind the desk.

Staff was very nice and helpful. There was essentially no decent food out either time I came by here. The coffee was not very good either. This place isn’t up to snuff for most european airline lounges.

Clean, comfortable lounge. Usually have a decent selection of snacks. A relatively small selection of alcoholic bevarages but enough to help pass time.

The Schengen lounge is much better after the rennovation. It is a larger lounge, albeit seems tighter because it is always crowded. I prefer the non-​schengen lounge.

I used this lounge twice and was quite satisfied with the offerings. The lounge is spacious and there are many seats so don’t worry about not getting a place. The interior gives you the typical Scandinavia feeling and it makes me feel at home! Somehow reminds me of IKEA furniture shop at home.
Choices of food and drinks were plentiful and were decent. Great place to relax before your flight. However this is not a paid lounge so you can only access it either you have high status with either Finnair or any OneWorld partners or flying on premium class with Finnair. For other airlines, you probably have to use the other lounge.
Free Wifi is and AC plugs to charge your phone are available. Other than that, nothing else to talk about, it’s like any other airline lounges elsewhere. What strikes me is the space and interior.
Best is to use the lounge when there it’s non-​peak hours as there is more stock of food.
Overall, it’s a pleasant lounge. Not the best but decent enough to get you ready for your flight.

This lounge was great. It had the perfect amount of food and beverages that would satisfy most, if not all business travelers. It was clean and modern, but most importantly the staff was helpful and knowledgeable.

Nice lounge, somewhere to hang out before a flight. Good selection of beverages. Can make reservations to shower if needed.

The Finnair lounge at the non-​Schengen side of Terminal 2 is very spacious and has a clean Nordic design and feel to it. That is however the best part of the lounge. There is of course free wifi but that is of course true for the entire airport so no difference there.
I am usually not on the non-​Schengen side so had only before been to the Finnair lounge at the Schengen side and that is a pretty sad little lounge. I was now expecting something better but I was rather disappointed. I arrived around 30 min before boarding for an early evening flight and at that time there was not really much food in the lounge. There was a soup (but the bowl was almost empty), the salad bar only contained a few sorry salad leaves and some olives and other than that there were apples and oranges (bread was out, there were no other snacks) but no other food. I asked about it and they said there would be something to eat in an hour or so (which was not really helping me at the time).
Selection of magazines and newspapers was good for Finnish speaking people but did not find a single newspaper in English. So I did get to sit down for a a while, had a cup of not very good coffee and then went on to the flight. Next time I will try out the @home lounge instead as I have heard better things about that one.