Compact Star Alliance contract lounge (~113 seats) with buffet/bar, showers, and Wi-Fi. Not Priority Pass. Strong default when flying NZ or Star Alliance metal from T1; Qatar contracted use appears on some schedules — confirm boarding-pass invitation.

Mid-size Emirates room with buffet, bar, showers, and direct boarding — but only useful for the evening Dubai bank. Not Priority Pass. Skip if your departure is outside the published Emirates window.

PER’s only Priority Pass soft lounge and the open-access pay lounge for T1 international departures. Hot/cold buffet, bar, work area, kids corner, observation deck with airfield/city views, and shower suites (PP often lists showers as optional paid — confirm day-of). Aggregate PP rating sits around the low-4s/5. Capacity pressure is real on morning and evening long-haul banks — have a backup plan if your PP visit is space-restricted.

Expanded SilverKris product (~135 seats) with live cooking, barista coffee, productivity pods, and showers. Not Priority Pass. One of the stronger Star Alliance answers at PER when your SQ bank is open.

Purpose-built for long-haul (including Perth–London and other Project Sunrise-era services) with buffet/barista, large shower inventory, wellbeing studio, and outdoor patio. Not Priority Pass. Best Qantas international answer at PER when your T3 bank is open.

Priority Pass “Eat” restaurant credit venue in T4 — not a soft lounge. Useful on Qantas domestic days when you have PP but no Club/Business entitlement.

Second T4 Priority Pass Eat venue — restaurant credit, not a lounge seat product. Pair with Coffee Quarter as the PP backup set on the T3/T4 precinct.

Large network Qantas Club with buffet, barista coffee, eight shower suites (Executive Traveller), kids corner, and strong airfield views. Not Priority Pass. Business / Platinum / Emerald passengers should prefer the adjacent Domestic Business Lounge instead.