Etiuda Executive LoungeWarsaw Airport (WAW)
★3.6(910 reviews)WAW · Terminal A · airside
Warsaw's most flexible independent lounge — DragonPass and Priority Pass under one roof.
The Etiuda Executive Lounge is one of Warsaw Chopin's independent contract lounges, located airside in Terminal A near departure gates 19 to 22. Its main draw is access: it takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, making it the easiest WAW lounge to get into if you carry either membership. Inside you'll find a cold buffet with snacks, a bar serving house wine, beer and spirits, complimentary soft drinks, shower facilities, a dedicated business area, Wi-Fi, a TV and flight-information screens. It's a comfortable, contemporary space to settle before a Warsaw departure, and the dual-network access makes it a dependable first choice for travellers without LOT status.
Crowding · busy at peak
One of the better WAW lounges for getting work done, with a dedicated business area, Wi-Fi and seating you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and calls before a flight.
A self-service cold buffet with snacks, paired with a bar offering house wine, beer and spirits plus complimentary soft drinks. The spread suits a pre-flight bite rather than a full meal, and the bar is included with entry.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After passport control and security in Terminal A, the lounge is located near departure gates 19 to 22.
- 01Check in at Terminal A
- 02Clear security and passport control
- 03Follow signs toward gates 19-22
- 04Arrive at the Etiuda Executive Lounge
Landmarks: Departure gates 19-22
ℹ Airside – non-Schengen zone, level 0, after passport control, near gates 1N–4N.
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Priority PassPaid EntryIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary cold buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 3 enter free
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Etiuda Executive Lounge tips
Etiuda takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass — the safest independent lounge if you're unsure which card applies.
It's near gates 19-22, so it suits departures from that part of Terminal A.
Use the showers if you're connecting long-haul through Warsaw.
Arrive early at the morning and evening peaks to be sure of a quiet seat.
If you're flying LOT in business or hold Star Alliance Gold, the LOT lounges are included with your ticket instead.
Etiuda Executive Lounge: frequently asked questions
Yes — the Etiuda Executive Lounge accepts Priority Pass; present your card with your boarding pass.
Yes — Etiuda takes DragonPass as well, which makes it the most flexible independent lounge at Warsaw.
Yes — the lounge has shower facilities, useful on a long connection.
