Bordeaux Airport Lounges
Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport · Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux–Mérignac (BOD) keeps things compact, with three lounges in its single passenger terminal. The Air France Lounge sits in Hall B for SkyTeam premium flyers, while Hall A holds the Star Alliance Salon Compagnies and the Salon des Vignobles, which serves oneworld passengers and also sells walk-in entry to pay-per-visit travellers.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 24, 2026
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Salon des Vignobles
The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A is the most accessible lounge at Bordeaux — it serves oneworld passengers and also sells walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without airline status. It sits airside after security and has the airport's fullest amenities, including runway views and Wi-Fi.
Air France Lounge
The Air France Lounge in Hall B (Le Patio) is Bordeaux's branded airline lounge, serving Air France and SkyTeam premium-cabin and Elite Plus passengers. It is the most consistent option if you are flying Air France or a SkyTeam partner out of BOD.
Salon Compagnies
Salon Compagnies in Hall A is Bordeaux's Star Alliance option, for Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers on a Star Alliance carrier. A simple, quiet pre-flight space when you are flying a Star Alliance airline from BOD.
Every lounge, compared.
The Air France Lounge sits in Hall B of Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport, in the area known as Le Patio. It welcomes premium-cabin passengers travelling with Air France and SkyTeam partner…
Salon Compagnies
★2.3Salon Compagnies is the Star Alliance lounge at Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport, located in Hall A. It is open to Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers travelling on a Star…
The Salon des Vignobles sits airside in Hall A of Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport, after security on the departures level. It is the most flexible lounge at BOD: it serves oneworld passengers and…
Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal (Halls A & B)
Bordeaux–Mérignac runs from a single passenger terminal split into Hall A and Hall B, both reached after a shared security check. Hall B holds the Air France Lounge (Le Patio) for SkyTeam flyers, while Hall A has the Star Alliance Salon Compagnies and the Salon des Vignobles, which serves oneworld passengers and walk-in pay-in guests. All three are airside.
- —Single terminal — Hall A and Hall B are wings of the same building
- —Air France Lounge (Le Patio) is in Hall B for SkyTeam passengers
- —Salon des Vignobles in Hall A takes oneworld status and walk-in entry
- —Salon Compagnies in Hall A is the Star Alliance option
How to get into lounges at BOD.
Bordeaux's three lounges are split by alliance. The Air France Lounge covers SkyTeam, Salon Compagnies covers Star Alliance, and the Salon des Vignobles covers oneworld — and that last lounge also sells walk-in entry, so pay-per-visit travellers without status have a route in. Note which hall your lounge sits in before you clear security.
SkyTeam (Air France Lounge)
The Air France Lounge in Hall B (Le Patio) welcomes Air France and SkyTeam premium-cabin passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus members on an eligible flight. This is the route to use if you are flying Air France or a SkyTeam partner from Bordeaux.
SkyTeam
Air FranceStar Alliance (Salon Compagnies)
Salon Compagnies in Hall A is the Star Alliance lounge, open to Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers travelling on a Star Alliance carrier out of Bordeaux.
Star Allianceoneworld (Salon des Vignobles)
The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A serves oneworld Sapphire and Emerald passengers and business-class travellers on a oneworld member airline. It sits airside after security with the airport's fullest set of amenities.
oneworldWalk-in day pass
The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A also sells walk-in entry to pay-in customers, so you can buy a day pass and use the lounge without airline status or a membership. It is the only pay-per-visit lounge at Bordeaux.
Business & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on your airline gets you into that carrier's aligned lounge — the Air France Lounge for SkyTeam, Salon Compagnies for Star Alliance and the Salon des Vignobles for oneworld — without needing separate membership.
Air FranceStar AllianceoneworldKnow before you go.
Match the lounge to your alliance
- —Bordeaux's three lounges are divided by alliance — SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld each have their own.
- —If you are flying Air France or a SkyTeam partner, head for the Air France Lounge in Hall B.
- —oneworld and Star Alliance passengers use the two Hall A salons instead.
Pay-per-visit option
- —The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A is the only Bordeaux lounge that sells walk-in entry, so it is the route in if you have no airline status.
- —It is also the best-equipped lounge at BOD, with runway views, Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
Mind your hall
- —Bordeaux is a single terminal, but its lounges split between Hall A and Hall B — check which hall yours is in before security.
- —The Air France Lounge is in Hall B; both alliance/pay-in salons are in Hall A.
Timing at a regional airport
- —BOD is a compact regional airport, so lounges are smaller and can fill around the morning Paris and European departure banks.
- —Arrive with time in hand at peak hours rather than counting on a long, quiet stay.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Bordeaux–Mérignac (BOD), all in the single passenger terminal. The Air France Lounge is in Hall B, and the Salon Compagnies and Salon des Vignobles are both in Hall A.
Yes. The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A sells walk-in entry to pay-in customers, so you can buy a day pass and use it without airline status or a membership. It is the only pay-per-visit lounge at Bordeaux.
Yes. The Air France Lounge is in Hall B (Le Patio) and serves Air France and SkyTeam premium-cabin passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus members on an eligible flight.
The Salon des Vignobles in Hall A serves oneworld Sapphire and Emerald passengers and business-class travellers on a oneworld member airline. It is airside, after security, with the airport's fullest amenities.
Yes. Salon Compagnies in Hall A is the Star Alliance lounge, open to Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers on a Star Alliance carrier flying from Bordeaux.
All three Bordeaux lounges are airside, after the security check. Bordeaux runs from a single terminal split into Hall A and Hall B, so confirm which hall your lounge is in before you clear the checkpoint.
The Salon des Vignobles is the best-equipped lounge at Bordeaux, with snacks, alcoholic and soft drinks, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, flight information screens, runway views, reading materials and wheelchair access.
Match the lounge to your airline's alliance — the Air France Lounge for SkyTeam, Salon Compagnies for Star Alliance and the Salon des Vignobles for oneworld. If you have no airline status, the Salon des Vignobles also sells walk-in entry.