BKK · 33 lounges
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3)
A 24-hour haven known for its authentic Thai buffet and spacious open-plan design.
Miracle provides a massive footprint in Suvarnabhumi, offering fresh chef-prepared meals and private shower suites.
Illustrative photoInternational Departures
Qatar Airways Premium Lounge in Bangkok for eligible premium-cabin passengers.
Premium Qatar lounge in Bangkok with dining, drinks and shower facilities for qualifying customers.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 3, west wing, near Gates G1-G5)
24-hour Plaza Premium Lounge in the west wing near Gates G1 to G5.
Plaza Premium runs a lounge on Level 3 of the west wing near Gates G1 to G5, after passport control, open around the clock. Priority Pass lists it for its members, with standard alcoholic drinks included. It adds an independent option to the many Miracle and Coral lounges spread across the concourses.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 3, opposite Gate G2, west side)
Miracle lounge in Concourse G (Level 3, opposite Gate G2, west side), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle Business Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse G (Level 3, opposite Gate G2, west side) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 3, west side)
Miracle lounge in Concourse G (Level 3, west side), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle First Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse G (Level 3, west side) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 4, opposite Gate G2, west side)
Miracle lounge in Concourse G (Level 4, opposite Gate G2, west side), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle First Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse G (Level 4, opposite Gate G2, west side) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoSatellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113)
Miracle lounge in Satellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle Business Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Satellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoSatellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113)
Miracle lounge in Satellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle First Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Satellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4, near Gate S113) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse C (Level 3, east side)
Miracle lounge in Concourse C (Level 3, east side), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle First Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse C (Level 3, east side) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse F (Level 3)
Miracle lounge in Concourse F (Level 3), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle Business Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse F (Level 3) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, opposite Gate D5)
Miracle lounge in Concourse D (Level 3, opposite Gate D5), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle Business Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse D (Level 3, opposite Gate D5) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse A (Level 3, Block 2, east side)
Miracle lounge in Concourse A (Level 3, Block 2, east side), open 24 hours, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle First Class Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Concourse A (Level 3, Block 2, east side) after passport control and open 24 hours. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoDomestic Concourse D (Level 2)
Miracle lounge in Domestic Concourse D (Level 2), open 05:30 to 22:00, used by airlines and Priority Pass members.
Miracle Lounge is one of the Miracle lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located in Domestic Concourse D (Level 2) after security for domestic flights and open 05:30 to 22:00. Many airlines use Miracle lounges for their premium passengers, and Priority Pass lists snacks, standard alcoholic drinks and a two-hour maximum stay. The airport gives paid two-hour rates for Miracle lounges, so walk-in access is possible as well.
Illustrative photoConcourse C (Level 3, near Gate C1)
The Coral lounge in Concourse C (Level 3, near Gate C1), open 24 hours, open to Priority Pass members.
The Coral Finest Business Class Lounge (Cocoon) is run by The Coral, a Thai lounge operator, in Concourse C (Level 3, near Gate C1), after passport control, and is open 24 hours. The airport describes The Coral's lounges as offering gourmet dishes, snacks, teas and coffees, and Priority Pass lists standard alcoholic drinks. Airlines also contract The Coral for their premium passengers.
Illustrative photoConcourse C (Level 3, near Gate C2)
The Coral lounge in Concourse C (Level 3, near Gate C2), open 24 hours, open to Priority Pass members.
The Coral Finest Business Class Lounge is run by The Coral, a Thai lounge operator, in Concourse C (Level 3, near Gate C2), after passport control, and is open 24 hours. The airport describes The Coral's lounges as offering gourmet dishes, snacks, teas and coffees, and Priority Pass lists standard alcoholic drinks. Airlines also contract The Coral for their premium passengers.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, Gate D1)
The Coral lounge in Concourse D (Level 3, Gate D1), open 24 hours, open to Priority Pass members.
The Coral Finest Business Class Lounge is run by The Coral, a Thai lounge operator, in Concourse D (Level 3, Gate D1), after passport control, and is open 24 hours. The airport describes The Coral's lounges as offering gourmet dishes, snacks, teas and coffees, and Priority Pass lists standard alcoholic drinks. Airlines also contract The Coral for their premium passengers.
Illustrative photoDomestic departures (Level 2)
The Coral lounge in Domestic departures (Level 2), open 05:00 to 22:00, open to Priority Pass members.
The Coral Executive Lounge is run by The Coral, a Thai lounge operator, in Domestic departures (Level 2), after security for domestic flights, and is open 05:00 to 22:00. The airport describes The Coral's lounges as offering gourmet dishes, snacks, teas and coffees, and Priority Pass lists standard alcoholic drinks. Airlines also contract The Coral for their premium passengers.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, near Gate D1)
Thai Airways' First Class lounge in Concourse D, open 05:00 to 02:00.
Thai Airways' Royal First Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse D near Gate D1 and opens from 05:00 to 02:00. It is reserved for First Class passengers and eligible Star Alliance guests. Thai describes à la carte dining served at your seat with premium drinks, high-speed Wi-Fi with power at every seat, and private restrooms with showers.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, near Gate D1)
Thai Airways' business lounge near Gate D1, open 05:00 to 02:00.
The Royal Silk Lounge on Level 3 of Concourse D near Gate D1 is one of Thai Airways' business lounges and opens from 05:00 to 02:00. Thai mentions a calm Thai-style space suited to business travellers and families, with a kids' corner, hot and cold dishes, barista and bartender service, Wi-Fi and showers. Entry is for Thai and Star Alliance premium passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, near Gate D4)
Thai Airways' business lounge near Gate D4, open 05:00 to 02:00.
Thai Airways' Royal Orchid Lounge near Gate D4 on Level 3 of Concourse D opens from 05:00 to 02:00. Thai describes separate zones for different needs, with facilities for elderly passengers and wheelchair users, hot and cold dishes, barista and bartender service, Wi-Fi and showers for international passengers. Entry follows Thai and Star Alliance rules for premium passengers and Gold members.
Illustrative photoConcourse E (Level 3, near Gate E2)
Thai Airways' quiet business lounge in Concourse E, open 05:00 to 02:00.
A second Royal Orchid Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse E near Gate E2, open from 05:00 to 02:00. Thai says it focuses on quiet relaxation, with slumber chairs, and like its other international lounges it offers hot and cold dishes, drinks, Wi-Fi and showers. Entry follows Thai and Star Alliance rules for premium passengers and Gold members.
Illustrative photoConcourse E-East (Level 3, near Gate E1)
Thai Airways' commercial lounge near Gate E1, open to passengers on all flights.
Orchid Access is a refreshed commercial lounge run by Thai Airways on Level 3 of Concourse E-East near Gate E1, open from 05:00 to 02:00. Unlike Thai's other lounges, it welcomes passengers on all flights rather than only Thai premium passengers. Thai lists food and drinks, Wi-Fi and shower facilities.
Illustrative photoDomestic Concourse A (Level 2)
Thai Airways' domestic lounge in Concourse A, open 05:00 to 22:00.
For domestic departures, Thai Airways runs a Royal Silk Lounge on Level 2 of Concourse A, open from 05:00 to 22:00. Thai lists three private rooms, a Garden Zone, a buffet bar with snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, free Wi-Fi and charging points. There are no showers in the domestic lounge. Entry follows Thai's domestic lounge rules.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, opposite Gate D7)
Singapore Airlines' lounge opposite Gate D7, open 06:30 to 23:00.
Singapore Airlines' SilverKris Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse D opposite Gate D7, after immigration, and opens from 06:30 to 23:00. The airline lists warm food and snacks, bartender service, Wi-Fi and TV. The airport adds that it serves First and Business Class passengers and Star Alliance Gold members, with Singaporean, Thai, Western and vegetarian dishes.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3, near Gate D8A)
Japan Airlines' Sakura Lounge near Gate D8A, open around JAL's morning and evening flights.
JAL's Sakura Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse D near Gate D8A. The airport gives two opening windows: in the morning from two and a half hours before flight JL708 until JL32 departs, and in the evening from three hours before JL34 until the last JAL flight. It serves Japanese dishes such as curry rice alongside Thai food, and has showers, free Wi-Fi, luggage storage and a phone room. Entry follows JAL and oneworld rules.
Illustrative photoConcourse F (Level 3)
EVA Air's 670 m² lounge in Concourse F, open until 02:30.
EVA Air runs a 670 m² lounge on Level 3 of Concourse F, which the airport lists as closing at 02:30. It serves Chinese, Western and Thai dishes, snacks and drinks, and has shower rooms, massage chairs and Wi-Fi. Entry is for EVA Air's business passengers and eligible members, with Star Alliance Gold members admitted under the airline's rules.
Illustrative photoMain terminal (Level 3, departures)
Emirates' lounge in the main terminal, with Chinese, Western and Thai food and showers.
Emirates has a lounge on Level 3 of the main terminal departure area, which the airport lists as open 24 hours. It serves Chinese, Western and Thai dishes, snacks and drinks at all times, and has showers and Wi-Fi. Entry follows Emirates' rules for premium cabins and frequent flyers.
Illustrative photoSatellite 1 (SAT-1, Level 4)
Emirates' second Bangkok lounge in the SAT-1 satellite, open until 02:50.
Emirates also has a lounge on Level 4 of the SAT-1 satellite terminal, which the airport lists as closing at 02:50. As in the main terminal, it offers Chinese, Western and Thai dishes, snacks and drinks, showers and Wi-Fi. Entry follows Emirates' rules for premium cabins and frequent flyers.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3)
Turkish Airlines' 24-hour lounge in Concourse D, with a halal-certified buffet and showers.
Turkish Airlines' lounge on Level 3 of Concourse D is listed by the airport as open 24 hours. It admits First and Business Class passengers and Gold members on Turkish Airlines and Star Alliance flights. The airport mentions a halal-certified hot and cold buffet with alcoholic and soft drinks, a free 15-minute head and shoulder massage in the afternoon and evening, showers, sleeping and quiet areas, a business centre and Wi-Fi.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 3)
Oman Air's 24-hour lounge in Concourse G, with a free-flow bar and showers.
Oman Air's lounge on Level 3 of Concourse G is listed by the airport as open 24 hours. It admits First and Business Class passengers, Sindbad Gold and Silver members, corporate partners and paying guests. The airport mentions a buffet available around the clock, a free-flow bar with alcoholic and soft drinks, relaxation chairs, a business centre and showers stocked with toiletries.
Illustrative photoConcourse G (Level 3)
Cathay Pacific's lounge in Concourse G, open until 18:30 with hours that vary by season.
Cathay Pacific has a lounge on Level 3 of Concourse G, listed by the airport as closing at 18:30, with hours that change with the seasonal schedule. The airport mentions comfortable seating, a range of food and drinks, free Wi-Fi, showers and workspaces. Entry follows Cathay Pacific and oneworld rules for premium cabins and elite members.
Illustrative photoConcourse F (Level 3)
Air France and KLM's shared lounge in Concourse F, open until 02:00 for the night departures.
Air France and KLM share a lounge on Level 3 of Concourse F, which the airport lists as closing at 02:00, in time for the European night flights. It is a quiet space for their passengers to work, hold a meeting or rest. Entry follows Air France-KLM rules for premium cabins and Flying Blue elite members, including SkyTeam Elite Plus.
Illustrative photoConcourse D (Level 3)
China Airlines' lounge in Concourse D, open until 19:00.
China Airlines has a lounge on Level 3 of Concourse D, which the airport lists as closing at 19:00. It offers comfortable seating, food and drinks, free Wi-Fi and workspaces. Entry follows China Airlines' rules for its business passengers and eligible members, including SkyTeam Elite Plus.
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