A useful all-purpose T2 option, but the operator warns that peak demand can restrict access.
The standard Terminal 2 Escape Lounge covers the basics well: prepared food, a complimentary bar, charging and flight screens, with access for any airline or cabin when paying or using an eligible lounge program.
It is a sensible choice for an early flight, but do not rely on walk-in card access in busy periods. Priority Pass explicitly notes possible space restrictions, so reserve or arrive with a backup plan.
Last verified Jul 12, 2026
A genuine private-terminal experience rather than a conventional airport lounge, priced accordingly.
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A practical, full-service T2 lounge with runway views, but cardholder access requires a reservation and is capacity-controlled.
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A markedly pricier T2 Escape option for travelers who value an upgraded food-and-drink offer over a standard lounge visit.
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The more work-friendly of T3's shared lounges, with a quiet zone and private booths, but reservations are required for card access.
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A straightforward T3 Escape Lounge with broad access, but plan around its three-hour entry window and early evening closing time.
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