Listed by Priority Pass as VIP Lounge 69, this is upstairs near Gate 69 after security and passport control. It has standard alcoholic drinks, flight information, magazines and an internal smoking area.

Priority Pass access is limited to two hours. Choose it for proximity to Gate 69 rather than for a long lounge stay.

A useful Terminal 1 international option with day beds, if your flight meets the airline restriction.

A basic Terminal 1 international lounge that is most useful for its fourth-floor location.

A bare-bones domestic option between Gates 8 and 9, with hot food only at meal times.

A 24-hour international lounge with day beds, making it one of the more useful Terminal 2 choices.

The useful all-day international option near D73, though Priority Pass entry can be capacity-controlled.

The strongest domestic Terminal 2 pick if you value a day bed or massage chair.

Use it only when it is the closest option; hot food is limited to three short meal windows.

An early-opening domestic S1 lounge with day beds, subject to a strict airline eligibility rule.

A well-equipped S1 international option with day beds, provided your airline makes it accessible.

A basic domestic satellite lounge near Gate 120 with standard drinks and flight information.

A simple S1 international lounge whose main advantage is being close to Gate 135B.

A practical domestic satellite lounge with massage chairs, but its hours follow China Southern's schedule.

A functional international satellite lounge near Gate 170, best chosen for its location.

A straightforward domestic S2 option when you need a drink and seat near departure.