Illustrative photoLuxxLounge
Terminal 1 (Area B/C)
A cozy landside retreat ideal for early arrivals or long layovers.
LuxxLounge provides German catering, fresh beer, and dedicated conference rooms.
Frankfurt Airport lounges
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Illustrative photoLufthansa First Class Terminal
Dedicated First Class Terminal
Lufthansa's legendary standalone First Class Terminal at Frankfurt, accessible by private transfer.
Lufthansa's First Class offering at Frankfurt Airport is anchored by a freestanding First Class Terminal (FCT) — a private building entirely separate from the main terminal with dedicated security and immigration, personal attendant service, and direct Porsche or Mercedes tarmac transfers to the aircraft. Inside, guests enjoy award-winning à la carte cuisine, a bar stocking over 130 varieties of whisky, five private office units, quiet rooms with day beds, four shower suites (one with a bathtub), and a Cigar Lounge. The personal attendant service manages all logistics from arrival to boarding, and the beloved Lufthansa rubber duck collectible is gifted to all bath suite guests; open daily 05:30–21:30, access is for same-day Lufthansa, SWISS, or Austrian First Class passengers and Miles & More HON Circle members.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa First Class Lounge A13
Terminal 1 (Area A, Level 2)
Lufthansa First Class lounge in Terminal 1, Area A, near gate A13.
The Lufthansa First Class Lounge A13 is one of two First Class lounges Lufthansa runs inside Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, in addition to the separate First Class Terminal. It is in Area A on Level 2, airside, and is open daily from 05:30 to 21:30. The emphasis is on privacy, fine dining, quiet rest areas and personal service, with space to work as well as unwind. Entry is limited to eligible passengers: Lufthansa First Class guests and the airline's top-tier status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa First Class Lounge B22
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 2)
Lufthansa First Class lounge in Terminal 1, Area B, near gate B22.
The Lufthansa First Class Lounge B22 is one of two First Class lounges Lufthansa runs inside Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, in addition to the separate First Class Terminal. It is in Area B on Level 2, airside, and is open daily from 06:00 to 21:30. The emphasis is on privacy, fine dining, quiet rest areas and personal service, with space to work as well as unwind. Entry is limited to eligible passengers: Lufthansa First Class guests and the airline's top-tier status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Senator Lounge A50
Terminal 1 (Area A, Level 2)
Lufthansa Senator Lounge in Terminal 1, Area A, for the airline's higher-tier guests.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge A50 is in Area A of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2 after security, and is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. It offers comfortable seating, a high-quality choice of food and drinks, work areas and quieter corners to retreat to, with attentive service throughout. As a Senator lounge it is meant for Lufthansa's frequent flyers with higher status and for eligible premium passengers; entry follows Lufthansa's rules rather than cabin class alone.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Senator Lounge B43
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 3)
Lufthansa Senator Lounge in Terminal 1, Area B, for the airline's higher-tier guests.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge B43 is in Area B of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 3 after security, and is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00. It offers comfortable seating, a high-quality choice of food and drinks, work areas and quieter corners to retreat to, with attentive service throughout. As a Senator lounge it is meant for Lufthansa's frequent flyers with higher status and for eligible premium passengers; entry follows Lufthansa's rules rather than cabin class alone.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Senator Lounge Z50
Terminal 1 (Area Z, Level 3)
Lufthansa Senator Lounge in Terminal 1, Area Z, for the airline's higher-tier guests.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge Z50 is in Area Z of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 3 after security, and is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. It offers comfortable seating, a high-quality choice of food and drinks, work areas and quieter corners to retreat to, with attentive service throughout. As a Senator lounge it is meant for Lufthansa's frequent flyers with higher status and for eligible premium passengers; entry follows Lufthansa's rules rather than cabin class alone.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Business Lounge A13
Terminal 1 (Area A, Level 2)
Lufthansa Business Lounge in Terminal 1, Area A.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge A13 is located in Area A of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2 after security, and is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. It combines modern workspaces with comfortable seating areas and a varied choice of food and drinks, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Business Lounge A26
Terminal 1 (Area A, Level 3)
Lufthansa Business Lounge in Terminal 1, Area A.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge A26 is located in Area A of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 3 after security, and is open daily from 06:00 to 21:30. It combines modern workspaces with comfortable seating areas and a varied choice of food and drinks, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Business Lounge B24
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 2)
Lufthansa Business Lounge in Terminal 1, Area B.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge B24 is located in Area B of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2 after security, and is open daily from 06:00 to 21:30. It combines modern workspaces with comfortable seating areas and a varied choice of food and drinks, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. It is the western of the two Business lounges in Area B. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Business Lounge B44
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 2)
Lufthansa Business Lounge in Terminal 1, Area B.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge B44 is located in Area B of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2 after security, and is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00. It combines modern workspaces with comfortable seating areas and a varied choice of food and drinks, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. It is the eastern of the two Business lounges in Area B. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Business Lounge Z50
Terminal 1 (Area Z, Level 3)
Lufthansa Business Lounge in Terminal 1, Area Z.
The Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50 is located in Area Z of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 3 after security, and is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. It combines modern workspaces with comfortable seating areas and a varied choice of food and drinks, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's own rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Panorama Lounge A26
Terminal 1 (Area A, Level 2)
Bright Lufthansa business-class lounge in Area A of Terminal 1, near gate A26.
The Lufthansa Panorama Lounge A26 is a Business-category lounge in Area A of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2 after security. It is open daily from 06:00 to 21:30. The lounge is spacious and full of daylight, with a modern design, a range of seating layouts suited to both relaxing and meetings, and a carefully put-together buffet, backed by attentive service. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Bistro Lounge
Terminal 1 (Area C, Level 2, Non-Schengen)
Casual Lufthansa business-category lounge for non-Schengen departures in Area C.
The Lufthansa Bistro Lounge is a Business-category lounge for non-Schengen departures in Area C of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 2. It opens later than most Lufthansa lounges, daily from 07:30 to 22:00. The style is relaxed but upscale, built around a wide choice of freshly prepared food and drinks, with flexible seating that suits a short break or a small meeting. Entry is restricted to eligible passengers, chiefly Lufthansa Business Class guests and status holders under Lufthansa's rules.
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Illustrative photoLufthansa Welcome Lounge
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 1, Arrivals, landside)
Lufthansa arrival lounge in Terminal 1 with showers and breakfast, for passengers arriving from long-haul flights.
The Lufthansa Welcome Lounge is an arrival lounge on Level 1 of Terminal 1, Area B, outside the security area. It is open in the morning only, daily from 05:15 to 12:30. Arriving guests can use modern showers, rest areas and workspaces, and choose from a wide breakfast offer. Access is for HON Circle members, First and Business Class passengers, Senators and Frequent Travellers who arrive on an intercontinental flight operated by Lufthansa.
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Illustrative photoAir Canada Lounge
Terminal 1 (Area B, Level 3)
Air Canada's lounge in Terminal 1, Area B, open from early morning until late afternoon.
Air Canada runs its own lounge in Area B of Terminal 1 at Frankfurt, on Level 3 after security. It opens at 06:00 and closes in the late afternoon, at 16:30 or 17:00 depending on the day. Guests find a choice of food, comfortable seating and quiet corners for working or a break before a connection. Entry is for Business Class passengers with a valid ticket on the day of travel and for Star Alliance Gold members flying with a Star Alliance airline.
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Illustrative photoSkyTeam Lounge
Terminal 3 (Area J, Level 4, Non-Schengen)
SkyTeam lounge in Frankfurt's new Terminal 3, shared by SkyTeam members and partner airlines.
The SkyTeam Lounge opened with Frankfurt's new Terminal 3 and sits in Area J on Level 4, in the non-Schengen zone. It serves eligible passengers of airlines such as Air France, KLM, Delta, Korean Air, China Airlines, China Eastern, Saudia, Kenya Airways, Virgin Atlantic, SAS and others, plus selected partners. There are modern seating areas, international food and drinks, quiet rest zones and private workspaces, as well as separate bistro-style areas for groups. Priority Pass members are also admitted.
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Illustrative photoAir France / KLM Lounge
Terminal 3 (Area H, Level 5, Schengen)
New Air France and KLM lounge in the Schengen area of Terminal 3, with apron views.
Air France and KLM moved to Frankfurt's new Terminal 3 and opened a shared lounge in the Schengen area at Pier H, on Level 5. It has 119 seats in several zones, including a separate area for Flying Blue Ultimate members, and a panoramic view over the apron. The lounge is open daily for Business Class passengers and eligible frequent flyers, and Priority Pass members are also admitted. Opening hours differ between the airport's and Priority Pass's listings, so check before you go.
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Illustrative photoEmirates Lounge
Terminal 3 (Area J, Level 5)
Emirates' lounge in Frankfurt's new Terminal 3, open around its departures.
Emirates has moved to Frankfurt's new Terminal 3 and runs its own lounge in Area J on Level 5. The lounge opens in three windows a day, 06:30 to 09:00, 10:30 to 13:45 and 17:10 to 20:30. It offers fine food, quiet retreats and attentive service in an elegant setting with an Arabian touch. Access is open to Emirates First and Business Class passengers, eligible Skywards members and passengers of selected partner airlines.
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Illustrative photoPriority Lounge
Terminal 3 (Area J, Level 5)
Independent lounge in the new Terminal 3 with a hot buffet and showers; walk-in tickets available.
The Priority Lounge is an independent lounge in Frankfurt's new Terminal 3, in Area J on Level 5. It is open daily from 06:15 to 21:15. Guests find comfortable seating, a buffet with hot and cold dishes, drinks, free Wi-Fi and showers. Entry is possible with a Business or First Class ticket, with frequent flyer status of participating airlines or with Priority Pass, among other options. Travellers without any of these can buy a lounge ticket at the door for 69 euros per person for three hours.
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