Travelers Lounge
★4.2(853 reviews)CTS
A no-frills, pay-per-use seat before security — somewhere quiet to wait.
Travelers Lounge is the simplest lounge option at New Chitose — a pay-per-use space in the International Terminal, located landside before security. It's worth being clear about what it is and isn't: it primarily functions as a place to sit, with soft drinks and Wi-Fi available but few amenities beyond that. There's no elaborate buffet or bar, and it won't compete with the airline or independent lounges on facilities. What it offers is straightforward — somewhere quieter than the public terminal to wait, for travellers who don't hold airline status, DragonPass or Priority Pass and just want a seat and a drink before clearing security. Set your expectations accordingly and it's a useful, honest option; if you want more, the membership and airline lounges elsewhere at CTS are a clear step up.
Crowding · varies
Wi-Fi and a quiet seat make it usable for quick email before security, but with few amenities it's a basic stop rather than a work space — and it's landside, so mind your time.
Minimal by design — soft drinks and Wi-Fi are the core of the offering, with little beyond that. It's a place to sit and have a drink, not to eat a meal, so plan to eat in the terminal if you're hungry.
Dietary: Limited — soft drinks only
In the International Terminal, landside before the security checkpoint.
- 01Enter the International Terminal
- 02Locate Travelers Lounge before security
- 03Pay for entry at the door
- 04Take a seat before clearing security
Landmarks: International Terminal · Before security
ℹ New Chitose (CTS)
Included: Complimentary soft drinks
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
Travelers Lounge is pay-per-use — handy if you don't hold airline status, DragonPass or Priority Pass.
It's landside, before security, so use it before you clear the checkpoint and leave time afterwards.
Keep expectations modest: it's mainly a seat with soft drinks and Wi-Fi.
If you want a proper buffet or bar, the airline and independent lounges at CTS are a big step up.
Eat in the terminal first if you're hungry — there's no real food offering here.
Quick answers.
No — it's pay-per-use. You pay at the door, so no airline status, DragonPass or Priority Pass is needed.
It's landside, before security, in the International Terminal. Use it before you clear the checkpoint.
It's a basic lounge — primarily a place to sit, with soft drinks and Wi-Fi. There are few amenities beyond that, so it's best thought of as a quiet seat rather than a full lounge.
