No. 6 is a Second Floor domestic-departure lounge reached by escalator. Listed facilities are air conditioning, flight information, soft drinks and disabled access.

It is explicitly for domestic flights and Priority Pass visits are limited to two hours. Choose it for convenience, not for a substantial food-and-drink offering.

A basic Terminal 2 domestic option with luggage storage, but paid charging and no published stay limit or food offering.

A practical China Eastern domestic lounge, but its airline restriction and early 19:00 closing make it flight-specific.

The broadest China Eastern-family eligibility and long schedule make V4 useful, though its paid rate is high.

A schedule-driven Gate 36 option with paid entry available, but capacity restrictions can defeat the plan.

Useful near Gate 36, but expect possible capacity controls during China Southern banks.

A convenient international lounge opposite Gate 335 with beer available, though its published facilities are otherwise limited.

The straightforward Priority Pass choice for international departures, but with a sparse published amenity list.

A basic domestic Priority Pass stop when you want seating and flight information, not a full-service lounge.