LHR · 33 lounges
Photo: Heathrow AirportTerminal 2 (After Security, Level 4)
A stylish and welcoming Terminal 2 lounge designed for passengers who want to unwind, refresh and indulge before take-off.
Heathrow's official Terminal 2 page describes Plaza Premium as a stylish and welcoming after-security lounge for relaxing before departure.
Photo: Heathrow AirportTerminal 2 (After Security)
A peaceful escape in Terminal 2 with light and airy interiors and a fully tended bar.
No1 Lounge offers buffet food through the day, snacks, a fully tended bar and comfortable seating areas for relaxing or working before a flight.
Photo: Heathrow AirportTerminal 3 (Gate 16, Level 1)
An adults-only premium lounge in Terminal 3 with hosted table service and an à la carte menu.
Clubrooms offers complimentary à la carte dining, premium beverages, hosted table service, Wi‑Fi, charging and runway views in a more intimate setting.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (South)
British Airways' main Terminal 5 business lounge for eligible BA and oneworld premium customers.
The Galleries Club Lounge South is one of British Airways' business lounges in the main building of Heathrow Terminal 5, at the south end of the A gates area. It is for eligible customers on BA and oneworld flights from Terminal 5, such as Club World and Club Europe passengers and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members, and offers self-service food and drinks, workspace and shower facilities.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (South)
BA's First lounge for First Class customers and eligible oneworld Emerald members.
The British Airways Galleries First Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5 South is a first class sanctuary for oneworld Emerald members and First Class passengers on non-BA oneworld flights, centred on an elegant Champagne Bar serving Taittinger beneath a crystal chandelier. A Refectory dining area offers a hot buffet and à la carte menu, complemented by a Gold Bar stocking fine vintage wines and spirits, while a famous outdoor terrace with white leather sofas and fireplace provides sweeping tarmac views. Twenty shared shower suites adjacent to the Elemis Travel Spa, a Work and Entertainment Zone with 44 computer workstations, and a Kids Zone designed by El Ultimo Grito complete this premium lounge, which despite showing some age remains a major step up from the business class facilities.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3
BA business lounge in Heathrow Terminal 3 for eligible BA and oneworld travellers.
The British Airways Galleries Club Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 3 occupies Lounge Zone F and was refreshed in 2023, serving Club World passengers and oneworld Sapphire members on BA routes departing from T3, open daily 05:00–22:00. The modern space features self-serve bars with UNION Hand-Roasted Coffee, BrewDog Speedbird OG IPA brewed exclusively for BA, and a broad wine and spirits selection, alongside a buffet area serving hot and cold food throughout the day. Shower suites are available on a walk-up basis, and a children's playroom with tabletop football, a magnetic wall, toys, and PCs provides family amenities, while a business centre and Wi-Fi support work needs.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3
BA's Terminal 3 First lounge for First Class and oneworld Emerald access.
The British Airways Galleries First Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5 South is a first class sanctuary for oneworld Emerald members and First Class passengers on non-BA oneworld flights, centred on an elegant Champagne Bar serving Taittinger beneath a crystal chandelier. A Refectory dining area offers a hot buffet and à la carte menu, complemented by a Gold Bar stocking fine vintage wines and spirits, while a famous outdoor terrace with white leather sofas and fireplace provides sweeping tarmac views. Twenty shared shower suites adjacent to the Elemis Travel Spa, a Work and Entertainment Zone with 44 computer workstations, and a Kids Zone designed by El Ultimo Grito complete this premium lounge, which despite showing some age remains a major step up from the business class facilities.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3
Cathay Pacific's Heathrow lounge serving Business, First and eligible oneworld status passengers.
The Cathay Pacific Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 3 reflects the airline's signature The Wing design language with warm timber finishes, private nook seating, and a dedicated noodle bar alongside a broader international buffet. Business Class passengers and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald members are welcomed, and the lounge features individual shower suites with full amenity kits. Well-regarded for its quality of hot food and its calm atmosphere, it is one of the busiest non-BA lounges at T3.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3
Qantas' flagship Heathrow lounge available to eligible Qantas and oneworld premium travellers.
Qantas' flagship European lounge occupies a prime position in Heathrow Terminal 3 and has won multiple best-lounge awards for its restaurant-style dining experience, which is widely regarded as the finest lounge food at Heathrow. Designed by Marc Newson, the lounge features distinctive curved forms, private dining tables, a chef-prepared hot menu that changes seasonally, premium wines, Champagne, and individual shower suites. Accessible to Qantas Business and First Class travellers plus oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4
Qatar Airways' Heathrow Premium Lounge for eligible Qatar premium-cabin and higher-tier passengers.
Qatar Airways' Heathrow Premium Lounge in Terminal 4 is a refined space offering à la carte dining with internationally inspired dishes, a premium bar with Champagne and cocktails, private shower rooms, and a business centre with printing facilities. The lounge serves Qatar Airways Business Class passengers alongside Privilege Club Gold and Platinum cardholders and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members. Interiors draw on Qatar's signature muted earth tones with marble finishes and generous personal space.
Illustrative photoTerminal 2 (After Security)
Lufthansa lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, after security.
Lufthansa runs its own lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. Heathrow lists it as a combined Senator and Business lounge. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 2 (After Security)
Singapore Airlines lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, after security.
Singapore Airlines runs its own lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 06:00 to 21:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 2 (After Security)
Air Canada lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, after security.
Air Canada runs its own lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 2 (After Security)
United Airlines lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, after security.
United Airlines runs its own lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 2 (Arrivals)
United Airlines arrival lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, open in the morning.
United Airlines runs an arrival lounge in Terminal 2 at Heathrow, so that eligible passengers landing in London can freshen up before heading on. Heathrow lists it in the arrivals area of Terminal 2, open daily from 06:00 to 14:00. Entry is decided by the airline and Heathrow's page gives no conditions, so check with the airline before you rely on it.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
Bookable No1 lounge in Terminal 3 with runway views, open 05:00 to 22:00.
No1 Lounges runs this lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security, next to its premium Clubrooms. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00 and offers a quiet place to relax with free light meals and snacks, a range of drinks, TVs showing sport and films, quiet working areas, free Wi-Fi and charging, and runway views. Anyone can book through Heathrow, with prices from about £34 per person, and Priority Pass members are admitted.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
Relaxed, lower-priced lounge in Terminal 3 with runway views and light meals.
My Lounge is a relaxed, more affordable lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security, aimed at travellers who want a calm place to wait without paying premium-lounge prices. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00 and offers free light meals and snacks, a range of drinks, quiet working areas, free Wi-Fi and charging, and runway views. It can be booked through Heathrow, which quoted £42 per adult and £22 per child for visits up to 31 October, and Priority Pass members are admitted.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (Arrivals, baggage reclaim hall)
Plaza Premium arrivals lounge in the Terminal 3 baggage reclaim hall, with free showers.
This Plaza Premium lounge is for arriving passengers and sits in the baggage reclaim hall of Terminal 3 at Heathrow. It is open daily from 06:00 to 14:00, the hours when most overnight long-haul flights land. Guests can take a free shower, have light meals and snacks, and use free Wi-Fi and charging before heading into London. It can be booked through Heathrow, with prices from about £36 per person, and Priority Pass members are admitted.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
American Airlines lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security.
American Airlines runs its own lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 18:30. Admirals Club membership is one way in. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (Arrivals)
Arrivals lounge in Terminal 3 shared by American Airlines and British Airways long-haul customers.
The American Airlines Arrivals Lounge is on Level 2 of Terminal 3 at Heathrow: exit to the right after the customs hall and take the stairs or lift next to the restaurant. It is open in the morning only. Guests can shower and help themselves to coffee, tea, smoothies and juices. It is for British Airways First and Club World arrivals, British Airways Club Gold members arriving on a BA long-haul flight, American Airlines First and Business arrivals, and Concierge Key members arriving on an American long-haul flight. Guests cannot be brought in.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
American Express lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security.
American Express runs its own lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:30 to 21:00. It is a card lounge for eligible American Express cardmembers rather than an airline lounge. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
Emirates lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security.
Emirates runs its own lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:30 to 22:30. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (After Security)
Virgin Atlantic lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, after security.
Virgin Atlantic runs its own lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:30 to 22:30. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 3 (Arrivals)
Virgin Atlantic arrival lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, open in the morning.
Virgin Atlantic runs an arrival lounge in Terminal 3 at Heathrow, so that eligible passengers landing in London can freshen up before heading on. Heathrow lists it in the arrivals area of Terminal 3, open daily from 05:00 to 12:00. Entry is decided by the airline and Heathrow's page gives no conditions, so check with the airline before you rely on it.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4 (After Security)
The independent lounge in Terminal 4, bookable by anyone, with showers.
Plaza Premium runs the only independent lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00 and offers a quiet place to relax with free food and drinks, free Wi-Fi and charging, and showers, which may carry an extra charge. Anyone can book through Heathrow, with prices from about £42 per person, and Priority Pass members are admitted.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4 (After Security)
Air France lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, after security.
Air France runs its own lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4 (After Security)
Etihad Airways lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, after security.
Etihad Airways runs its own lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4 (After Security)
Gulf Air lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, after security.
Gulf Air runs its own lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 4 (After Security)
Saudia lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, after security.
Saudia runs its own lounge in Terminal 4 at Heathrow, which the airport lists among the airline lounges in that terminal, after security. It is open daily from 07:00 to 22:00. Unlike the independent lounges, it cannot be booked through Heathrow; entry follows the airline's own rules, which Heathrow's page does not list, so check your eligibility with the airline before you travel.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (After Security)
Independent departures lounge in Terminal 5, bookable by anyone, with showers.
Plaza Premium runs a departures lounge in Terminal 5 at Heathrow, after security, one of the two independent lounges in a terminal otherwise run by British Airways lounges. Heathrow lists it as open daily from 04:45 to 21:30, and it offers fresh food and drinks, free Wi-Fi and charging, and showers, which may carry an extra charge. Anyone can book through Heathrow, with prices from about £35 per person, and Priority Pass members are admitted.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (North)
BA's business-class lounge at the northern end of Terminal 5.
The British Airways Galleries Club Lounge North is BA's business lounge at the northern end of Terminal 5, after security; Heathrow lists it as open daily until 22:00. It has the usual BA Club lounge offer: coffee, tea, wines, spirits and BA's own cocktails, food from sandwiches and soups to hot dishes, a Market Table of salads, free Wi-Fi, live sport and a Skyflyers kids' zone. It is for passengers flying BA in First, Club World or Club Europe, BA Club Silver and Gold members and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members on BA or oneworld flights.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (After Security)
BA's flagship lounge for First passengers in Terminal 5, with waiter-served dining.
The Concorde Room is British Airways' flagship lounge in Terminal 5 and is reserved for passengers flying BA First. After the First Wing check-in and security, a dedicated walkway leads to it and to the First Lounge. The room draws on British design and heritage, with plush furniture, chandeliers, artwork and a 13-foot Concorde nose on the terrace. Dining is waiter-served from a seasonal à la carte menu, with private booths available and fine Champagnes and wines to match. Heathrow lists it as open daily from 05:00 to 22:00.
Illustrative photoTerminal 5 (Arrivals, first floor before check-in and security)
BA's arrival lounge in Terminal 5 with showers and a full English breakfast.
The British Airways Arrivals Lounge in Terminal 5 is reached by the orange lifts to the first floor, before check-in and security. It is open daily from 05:00 to 14:00, with a full English breakfast served until 12:00 in the Concorde Breakfast Room, plus showers, coffee, tea, smoothies and juices. It is for BA customers arriving in First or Club World, BA Club Gold members arriving on a BA long-haul flight, and American Airlines Emerald tier members arriving on a long-haul BA or American flight. Capacity is limited, so guests cannot be brought in.
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