Airport lounges.No membership needed.
Food, drink and a seat away from the crowd at airports across the UK and worldwide. Book ahead and your slot is held.
Lounge operators we compare — fixed price per person
The details that change the booking.
A fixed price, not a membership
You pay once per person for one visit. No annual fee, no card to hold, no minimum spend on arrival — the entry price is the price, and what it covers is listed against each lounge.
Book the slot, not the hope
Lounges hold a set number of places per time slot and the popular ones at Heathrow and Gatwick fill first. Booking ahead reserves your place; walking up on the day is a gamble at any busy terminal.
What is included
At most UK lounges the buffet and bar are covered by the entry price, along with wifi and newspapers. Premium spirits, champagne and spa treatments are sometimes charged separately, which the listing states.
Travelling as a group
Add your party to the search and only lounges that accept that mix appear. Most admit children, often at a reduced rate; a few set a minimum age or require an accompanying adult.
Why book a lounge with WeCompare?
You compare lounges at the airport and time you are flying, at a fixed price per person.
More than one lounge
Operators such as No1 Lounges, Aspire, Plaza Premium and others in the strip appear when they have space for your visit.
The entry price is the price
You pay once per person for one visit. What is included — food, drink, Wi-Fi — is listed on the lounge.
The slot is held
Busy lounges limit places by time. Booking ahead reserves that visit; walking up does not.
Lounges on the search
Lounge bookings are placed with the lounge supplier. The operators in the strip are brands the search can return. Your airport and time decide which lounges are actually on sale.
Offers are the live price for your dates. A discount code on the search applies only when that code covers this product. There is no fixed deal list.
What you can compare
Live availability for your airport, terminal, date and guests.
| Lounge | Name, airport and terminal. |
|---|---|
| Visit | Date, entry time and how long the stay covers. |
| Price | A fixed price per person for the party you searched. |
| Facilities | Food and drink, Wi-Fi, and any family or age rules the listing states. |
| Cancellation | Whether that lounge visit can be cancelled, and by when. |
Why use WeCompare instead of one lounge’s own site?
You see the lounges available at that terminal in one search.
Price and what is included are on the listing before you book.
A discount code applies only when that code covers lounges.
You book a timed visit rather than hoping there is space on the day.
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The lounge is the last twenty pounds that changes the day.
Parking, a hotel the night before and a lounge on the way through go into the same basket and the same payment. Each keeps its own supplier terms and its own cancellation rules, shown line by line at checkout.
What we need to book it
- Your outbound flight number and terminal
- The time you expect to arrive at the lounge
- Names for everyone in the party
- Ages for any children or infants travelling with you
Lounges check names against boarding passes on entry, so these need to match the tickets.
Pick the airport, book the slot, walk in.
Pick the airport
Airports across the UK and worldwide. Search by date, time and party — including infants — and only lounges that accept that mix appear.
Book the slot
Lounges hold a set number of places per time. Booking ahead reserves yours at a fixed price per person. What the entry covers is listed against each lounge.
Walk in
Names need to match the boarding passes. Add parking or a hotel to the same trip while you're here — each stays its own booking.
Questions people actually ask
How far ahead should I book a lounge?
As soon as your flight is confirmed. Lounges hold a fixed number of places per time slot and the popular slots at Heathrow and Gatwick fill first.
How long can I stay?
Most UK airport lounges allow a three-hour stay before departure. The limit for the lounge you pick is shown on its listing.
Are food and drinks included?
At most lounges yes — a buffet and bar are covered by the entry price. Premium spirits and champagne are sometimes charged separately, which the listing states.
Can I bring children?
Most lounges admit children, often at a reduced rate, and some set a minimum age or require an accompanying adult. Add your party to the search and only lounges that accept it will appear.