IASS Hawaii Lounge
★2.6(1,215 reviews)HNL · Terminal 2 · airside
Honolulu's only DragonPass and Priority Pass lounge — compact, calm, garden views.
The IASS Hawaii Lounge is Honolulu's one contract lounge — the only space at the airport you can enter on a DragonPass or Priority Pass membership rather than airline status. It sits airside in Terminal 2's Garden Court, reached via the stairs in the central food-court concourse or the stairs and elevator behind Starbucks on the departure level. The lounge is compact and functional, with large windows looking out over the Japanese Garden, wooden accents and soft lighting that keep the mood calm. The offering is light: soft drinks and hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages rather than a buffet, alongside Wi-Fi, flight monitors, newspapers and air conditioning. A two-hour maximum stay applies, so it's best treated as a quiet pre-flight break rather than a place to settle in for a long layover.
Crowding · busy at peak
A workable spot for email and light tasks, with reliable Wi-Fi and power at most seats, though dedicated desk space is limited and the two-hour cap rules out long sessions.
A light offering rather than a full buffet — complimentary soft drinks and hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages such as coffee and tea, with packaged snacks. There are no hot meals, so it suits a quick refreshment more than a meal stop.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
Airside in Terminal 2 after passport control and security: head to the Garden Court and take the stairs in the central food-court concourse, or the stairs/elevator behind Starbucks on the departure level (2F).
- 01Clear security in Terminal 2
- 02Head to the Garden Court area
- 03Take the elevator or stairs down to the first floor
- 04Look for the IASS Hawaii Lounge among the Garden Court lounges
Landmarks: Garden Court · Japanese Garden · Starbucks on the departure level
ℹ Airside - After passport control and security check, proceed to the Garden Court. Take the stairs located in the central concourse of the food court or take the stairs/elevator located behind Starbucks Coffee on 2F (departure level).
DragonPass
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary soft drinks
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 12 enter free
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Make the most of it.
This is the only HNL lounge on DragonPass or Priority Pass — bring your membership.
A two-hour maximum stay applies, so plan it as a short pre-flight break.
The food is light — bring your own snacks if you want something more substantial.
Grab a garden-view seat for the quietest spot.
Check the lounge is open: it keeps shorter daytime hours than the airline lounges.
Quick answers.
Yes — the IASS Hawaii Lounge accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass, and it's the only contract lounge at Honolulu.
No — the lounge does not have shower facilities.
Guest access depends on your Priority Pass or DragonPass membership type — check your specific terms.
