This is an airside domestic lounge on S2's fourth floor near Gate 190, with drinks, flight information, luggage storage, a children's area and complimentary massage chairs.

Priority Pass permits up to two hours, subject to capacity, so treat it as a convenient wait rather than a destination lounge.

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.

A Gate 69 international option with drinks and a smoking area, but little reason to detour for it.

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 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.