Servisair Lounge

Friendly helpful staff.
Good selection of snacks and spirits. Less good selection of beer (no draughts).
Hot soup is appreciated.
Adapters to borrow.
Calm and smaller than larger No 1 next door.
Accessible with Priority Pass and payment.

This lounge has been my savior whenever I’ve had ridiculously long layovers in Heathrow’s terminal 1.
For just about £20 (apparently it’s £2 cheaper if you pre-​book), you get a quiet place to sit and relax, with free water, juice, hot drinks, beer and wine, as well as free snacks such as olives, crackers, soup, and pastries. You can also take advantage of a number of newspapers and magazines available to read.
It also has wifi, computers and plugs.
It is *well* worth the price if you factor in the cost of lunch, a drink, and a magazine.
My main niggling complaint is the lack of couches (ie, places to sleep). They used to have couches and got rid of them presumably to discourage people like me who basically just use the lounge as a safe, quite place to nap after a million hours in the air.
The snacks could also be a bit better but at the end of the day you get what you pay for.

After a long flight, I just wanted to relax. Thankfully Servisair accepted Priority Pass members!
Pros:
— Complimentary self-​served beer, wine, hard liquor, soft drinks, coffee, juice and water
— Complimentary hot soup, bread, pastries, crackers, cheese, nuts, and bite-​sized cakes
— Free Wi-​Fi
— Power outlets near seating — bring appropriate plugs!
— Comfy seating
— Quiet and not overcrowded
Cons:
— No windows
— Plain décor and furniture
— Small, narrow bathrooms
— Small collection of newspapers and magazines
— No small bottled waters to grab to go
Overall, it was a nice rest stop. It’s certainly better to be here than outside in the hustle and bustle of the airport.

Really good lounge in Terminal 1. Excellent seating. Showers. Good bar service. Snacks a bit lacking. This is a really good place to kill a couple of hours in comfortable surroundings.