A practical Star Alliance lounge, but do not count on entry at busy times.
The central Asiana option is a conventional airline lounge with work-oriented facilities and standard drinks.
It is useful when eligible and nearby, but capacity restrictions make it a poor lounge to rely on during peak departures.
Last verified Jul 11, 2026
The best fit for eligible east-side Star Alliance flyers, subject to capacity controls.
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The late-closing Asiana option for eligible west-side and Star Alliance passengers.
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A solid all-purpose card lounge, but choose it for convenience rather than quiet.
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The west-side Matina branch is a convenient meal-and-seat stop for eligible passengers.
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The dedicated choice for eligible oneworld passengers at Terminal 1.
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The right choice only when departing from the remote concourse.
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One of the few near-24-hour independent options, with a short nightly cleaning break.
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A conveniently located west-side option with unusually long hours.
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The upgraded paid Matina option if a private rest area and shower matter to you.
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A reliable Terminal 2 Priority Pass meal stop, especially when you have time before boarding.
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A long-hours adult-only Sky Hub branch, useful when Matina is closed.
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A practical near-Gate-247 lounge with long hours and a nightly cleaning closure.
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