Illustrative photoAspire Lounge
Airside Center (Gates E)
A peaceful sanctuary in the modern Gates E satellite terminal with terrace access.
Swiss hospitality at its finest.
Zurich Airport lounges
ZRH · 14 lounges
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Illustrative photoSWISS First Lounge A
Airside Center
SWISS's First Class lounge in the Airside Center, close to its own security lane.
The SWISS First Lounge A sits in the Airside Center at Zurich Airport and is open daily from 05:30 to 22:00. It is designed for short walking distances: guests come through from the First Class check-in lounge and a dedicated security check, and the gates are close by. The interior is understated and carefully chosen, and the focus is on fine food and attentive table service. As a SWISS First Class lounge it is meant for First Class passengers; SWISS sets the detailed entry rules, including those for top-tier status holders.
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Illustrative photoSWISS First Lounge E
Gates E
SWISS's First Class lounge at the E gates, with two restaurants, a champagne bar and hotel rooms.
The SWISS First Lounge E is located at the E gates of Zurich Airport. Beyond the usual quiet seating and work spaces, it offers two hotel rooms, a conference room and several mini suites for resting before a flight. There are two restaurants, and a champagne bar forms the centrepiece of the lounge. It is SWISS's top lounge at the E gates and is intended for First Class passengers; SWISS sets the detailed entry rules.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Business and Senator Lounge A
Airside Center
Combined SWISS Business and Senator lounges in the Airside Center, with show cooking.
In the Airside Center, SWISS runs its Business Lounge and Senator Lounge A side by side. The two lounges have separate entrances and are divided into distinct zones, so Senator guests and business passengers each have their own area. High ceilings and striking chrome pipes give the space its character, and show cooking stations prepare food in front of guests. The lounges are open daily from 05:30 to 22:00. Business Class passengers use the Business Lounge; the Senator Lounge is reserved for SWISS's higher-tier guests under SWISS's own rules.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Alpine Lounge
Airside Center
SWISS's newest lounge in the Airside Center, styled like an Alpine lodge.
The SWISS Alpine Lounge is one of the newer SWISS lounges at Zurich Airport and sits in the Airside Center. Its concept pairs the feel of a rustic mountain lodge with the comfort SWISS guests know from its other lounges, and it brings a new look as well as a fresh approach to food. Opening hours are shorter than at the main SWISS lounges, daily from 05:30 to 18:00. Entry rules are set by SWISS and were not published on the airport page we checked, so check with the airline before you go.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Business Lounge D
Gates D (Non-Schengen)
SWISS Business Lounge for transfer passengers who stay in the non-Schengen area.
The SWISS Business Lounge D serves eligible transfer passengers at Zurich who remain in the non-Schengen area between flights, so they do not have to pass through passport control to reach a lounge. It is a calm, modern space with a dedicated work area that has the usual business facilities. The lounge is open daily from 05:30 to 22:00. It is a SWISS Business lounge, used by Business Class passengers; SWISS sets the detailed entry rules, including for status holders.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Senator Lounge D
Gates D (Non-Schengen)
SWISS Senator Lounge for transfer passengers in the non-Schengen area, with taxiway views.
The SWISS Senator Lounge D is meant for transfer passengers who stay in the non-Schengen area at Zurich until their onward flight. It offers a large, generous buffet, and its windows give an unusual view over the taxiways that aviation fans will enjoy. Opening hours are daily from 05:30 to 22:00. As a Senator lounge it is aimed at SWISS's higher-tier frequent flyers; entry is governed by SWISS's rules rather than by cabin class alone.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Senator Lounge E
Gates E
SWISS Senator Lounge at the E gates with a whisky bar, restaurant and covered terrace.
The SWISS Senator Lounge E is located at the E gates of Zurich Airport and is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00. Guests have a close view of the taxiways, and a covered terrace looks out towards the Alpine panorama. Inside there is a whisky bar, rest areas and workspaces, and chefs cook to order in the in-house restaurant. As a Senator lounge it is aimed at SWISS's higher-tier frequent flyers; entry is governed by SWISS's rules rather than by cabin class alone.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Business Lounge E
Gates E
SWISS Business Lounge at the E gates, with freshly prepared food and separate work areas.
The SWISS Business Lounge E is the business-class lounge at the E gates of Zurich Airport. Freshly prepared meals are served throughout the opening hours, and there are separate workspaces with power connections and free high-speed internet for those who want to get things done before boarding. It is a SWISS Business lounge for Business Class passengers; SWISS sets the detailed entry rules, including for status holders.
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Illustrative photoSWISS Arrival Lounge
Check-in 2 (after customs, arrivals)
SWISS arrival lounge just after customs, with showers and a breakfast buffet.
The SWISS Arrival Lounge lets arriving passengers freshen up as soon as they land in Zurich. It is located directly after the customs check in the Check-in 2 area, so it is reached after collecting bags. Guests can take a shower, rest for a while in a quiet area and have breakfast from a generous buffet before heading into the city or on to a meeting. Entry rules are set by SWISS and were not listed on the airport page we checked.
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Illustrative photomarhaba Lounge
Airside Center
Independent lounge in the Airside Center open to all passengers, with airfield views.
The marhaba Lounge is in the Airside Center at Zurich Airport, after security from Check-in 1 or 2 in the direction of the B gates, one floor up. It is open daily from 05:15 to 20:00 and is divided into zones for reading, working, snacking or simply relaxing, with a view over the airfield. First and Business Class passengers and members of lounge programmes are welcome, and other travellers can also come in. Priority Pass members are admitted; free Wi-Fi is limited to four hours.
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Illustrative photoPrimeclass Lounge
Gates E (Non-Schengen, near Gate E46)
Independent lounge at the E gates for non-Schengen departures, open to passengers of any class.
The Primeclass Lounge is located at the E gates of Zurich Airport near Gate E46 and serves non-Schengen departures only. It is open daily from 06:00 to 22:30. Passengers of any class can use it, and it offers private rooms, workspaces, a prayer room, a bar and a free buffet with drinks. International and transit passengers flying from the E gates can enter with Priority Pass; the maximum stay for Priority Pass members is three hours.
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Illustrative photoEmirates Lounge
Gates E
Emirates' own lounge at the E gates, with showers and a business centre.
Emirates runs its own lounge at the E gates of Zurich Airport. Guests can follow the news on screens while enjoying food and drinks, and the lounge also has a business centre and showers. Access is for Emirates First and Business Class passengers and for Skywards Gold members, according to the airport's description.
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Illustrative photoAspire Lounge Airside Center
Airside Center (3rd floor)
Aspire's second Zurich lounge, in the Airside Center and open to passengers of any class.
Besides its lounge at the E gates, Aspire runs a second lounge in the Airside Center at Zurich Airport. It is on the third floor: after security at Check-in 1 or 2, turn left towards the B gates and follow the signs. It is open daily from 05:15 to 21:00. The lounge is open to passengers regardless of their travel class, offers refreshments and comfortable seating, and admits Priority Pass members. It cannot be used by transit passengers.
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