Access is available to paying guests (from £44), DragonPass members and American Express Platinum card holders. Located on level 2 departures next to gate A7. The consensus is that the Plaza Premium is the slightly better of the 2 independent lounges at Terminal 5. A shower is available at extra charge (£20).
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It features a cafe-bar area, floor-to-ceiling windows with good views, individual pod-style seats and newspapers/magazines. – In late 2017 the independent Plaza Premium group opened a 465m² lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5 which can seat 200 people.
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LHR Terminal 2 Lounges – Queen’s Terminal opened in 2014 and hosts Star Alliance airlines plus Aer Lingus.
LHR Terminal 3 Lounges – mainly used by Oneworld alliance plus Emirates and Virgin Atlantic.LHR Terminal 4 Lounges – opened in 1986, used by Skyteam alliance airlines.LHR Terminal 5 Lounges – opened in 2008, used by British Airways.We will look at each Heathrow airport terminal in reverse order: Select your subscription choice (Standard/Standard Plus/Prestige) – the initial price is in GBP, but state your home country to switch to EUR or USD. So whether you are looking for a lounge from a major airline or a paid-for-entry lounge at London Heathrow then please read on…Īccess rules for each Heathrow lounge is explained and lounges are also marked by alliance and whether entry is possible by payment, via the Priority Pass or DragonPass annual lounge access programs or directly by American Express Platinum cards.Ĭlick here for a special 10% discount on annual Priority Pass membership which provides access to 3 Heathrow lounges and 1,300 lounges worldwide. Now there happens to be 40 Heathrow airport lounges which we believe is the highest number of lounges for any single airport in the world! Note, 8 lounges are temporarily closed. In this guide we will review every single airport lounge at London Heathrow.
London Heathrow airport (IATA code: LHR, ICAO: EGLL) has 4 terminals and is one of the world’s busiest international airports.
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