Floor-to-ceiling windows at the TIAT Lounge look directly onto the apron, and most of the seats in this open-plan lounge are angled to make the most of that view.
Counter seating runs the length of the window wall, each position fitted with a power outlet. The buffet is self-service and Japanese-leaning: yaki onigiri, yakisoba, fried chicken, edamame, miso soup, and fried rice are often available, with rotating items such as pretzel dogs and scones filling out the spread. Vanilla and chocolate ice cream sits at the buffet too, an easy finish to a meal. Drinks are fully self-service, with an espresso machine, green and black teas, juice and soda dispensers, alongside alcoholic beverages including sake, plum wine, red and white wine, and beer from an automated dispenser.
Shower rooms are available on request at the front desk; weekday afternoons tend to give the best chance of getting one promptly.