Accra Airport Lounges
Kotoka International Airport · Accra, Ghana
Kotoka International (ACC) is Ghana's main gateway, and its lounges cluster in the international Terminal 3 — a tight field of independent contract lounges reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass, with a couple also taking oneworld, SkyTeam or Star Alliance status. A single pay-per-visit Adinkra Lounge sits in the domestic Terminal 2.
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 Kotoka International 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
Where we'd actually go.
Adinkra Lounge
The Adinkra Lounge in Terminal 3 has the widest access of any ACC lounge — DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld all get you in — and sits airside with runway views, so it works for the most travellers without a specific card or airline.
Akwaaba Lounge
The Akwaaba Lounge is the Terminal 3 airside option that pairs Star Alliance access with DragonPass and Priority Pass, making it the natural pick if you're flying a Star Alliance carrier out of Accra.
Sanbra Priority Lounge
The Sanbra Priority Lounge is the one ACC lounge that takes SkyTeam status alongside Priority Pass and oneworld — a calm, light-filled space overlooking the airfield in the international terminal.
Adinkra Lounge Acc Terminal
The Adinkra Lounge in the domestic Terminal 2 welcomes all passengers for a walk-in fee regardless of class, so you can pay per visit without a membership — the main lounge option on the domestic side.
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Adinkra Lounge
★3.4The Adinkra Lounge sits airside in Terminal 3 at Accra's Kotoka International Airport and has the widest access of any ACC lounge — DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld all get you in. It…
The Adinkra Lounge at Accra Kotoka's Terminal 2 (Domestic) is the main lounge on the domestic side, sitting airside near gate 3. It welcomes Priority Pass members and sells walk-in entry to…
Akwaaba Lounge
★3.9The Akwaaba Lounge offers a tranquil retreat airside in Terminal 3 at Accra's Kotoka International Airport. It's the ACC lounge to head for if you're flying Star Alliance, and it also takes…
The Sanbra Business & Priority Lounge is a sleek, modern lounge airside in Terminal 3 at Accra's Kotoka International Airport, accessed on DragonPass. Floor-to-ceiling windows give…
The Sanbra Priority Lounge is a calm, contemporary lounge at Accra's Kotoka International Airport, sitting airside in the international terminal. It's the only ACC lounge that takes SkyTeam…
Kotoka International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 3 (International)
Terminal 3 handles Accra's international flights and holds all but one of the airport's lounges. They are independent contract lounges in the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks, sitting airside after security, with a couple also accepting oneworld, SkyTeam or Star Alliance status. Expect contemporary spaces with Ghanaian design touches and runway views.
- —Densest cluster of lounges at ACC — DragonPass and Priority Pass cover most
- —Sanbra Priority Lounge adds SkyTeam and oneworld access
- —Adinkra Lounge adds oneworld; Akwaaba Lounge adds Star Alliance
- —All sit airside after security in the international terminal
Terminal 2 (Domestic)
Kotoka's domestic flights run from Terminal 2. Lounge coverage on the domestic side is thin compared with international — the Adinkra Lounge near gate 3 is the option here, welcoming Priority Pass members and selling walk-in entry to all passengers for a fee.
- —Far fewer lounges than the international Terminal 3
- —Adinkra Lounge (T2) is the domestic option, near gate 3
- —Takes Priority Pass and sells walk-in entry to all passengers
- —Domestic-to-international connections mean changing terminals
How to get into lounges at ACC.
Accra is a DragonPass and Priority Pass airport first and foremost — those two memberships unlock the most lounges in Terminal 3. A few of the international lounges also take airline-alliance status (oneworld, SkyTeam or Star Alliance), and the domestic Adinkra Lounge sells walk-in entry to anyone. Always check whether your lounge is in the international Terminal 3 or the domestic Terminal 2 before you clear security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Terminal 3 airside lounges, including the Adinkra, Akwaaba and Sanbra Business & Priority lounges. It's one of the two most useful memberships to carry at ACC.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at several Accra lounges, including the Sanbra Priority Lounge, Adinkra and Akwaaba in Terminal 3 and the Adinkra Lounge in the domestic Terminal 2. Check the per-lounge page to confirm coverage and your terminal.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
A few Terminal 3 lounges add alliance access: the Sanbra Priority Lounge and Adinkra Lounge take oneworld, the Sanbra Priority Lounge also takes SkyTeam, and the Akwaaba Lounge takes Star Alliance. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
SkyTeam
Star AllianceWalk-in day pass
The Adinkra Lounge in the domestic Terminal 2 sells entry at the door to all passengers regardless of class of service, so you can pay per visit without a membership on the domestic side.
Carry both if you can
Because the field is split between DragonPass-led and Priority Pass-led lounges, carrying both memberships gives you the most flexibility at ACC — together they reach every contract lounge in Terminal 3 plus the domestic option.
DragonPassPriority PassKnow before you go.
Lead with DragonPass or Priority Pass
- —Most ACC lounges are independent contract lounges, so the membership you carry matters more than the airline you fly.
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass between them cover the whole Terminal 3 field — carry both if you can for maximum flexibility.
- —A few lounges add alliance access on top, so check whether your status opens a door before paying.
International vs domestic
- —Almost every lounge is in the international Terminal 3 — that's where to look if you're flying abroad.
- —The domestic Terminal 2 has just the Adinkra Lounge, which sells walk-in entry to all passengers near gate 3.
- —Domestic-to-international connections mean changing terminals, so plan the transfer time.
Match status to lounge
- —Flying SkyTeam? The Sanbra Priority Lounge is the one ACC lounge that takes SkyTeam status.
- —Flying Star Alliance? Head for the Akwaaba Lounge, which pairs Star Alliance access with DragonPass and Priority Pass.
- —oneworld passengers can use the Sanbra Priority Lounge or the Adinkra Lounge in Terminal 3.
Timing & comfort
- —The Terminal 3 lounges can fill during peak departure banks — go earlier if you want a quiet seat.
- —Most lounges sit airside after security, so clear the checkpoint first before counting on lounge time.
- —Expect contemporary spaces with Ghanaian design touches and runway views rather than sprawling flagship lounges.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 5 lounges at Kotoka International (ACC). Four are in the international Terminal 3 — the Sanbra Priority Lounge, Adinkra Lounge, Akwaaba Lounge and Sanbra Business & Priority Lounge — and one Adinkra Lounge is in the domestic Terminal 2.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at several Accra lounges, including the Sanbra Priority Lounge, Adinkra Lounge and Akwaaba Lounge in Terminal 3 and the Adinkra Lounge in the domestic Terminal 2. Check the per-lounge page to confirm coverage for your terminal.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Terminal 3 airside lounges, including the Adinkra, Akwaaba and Sanbra Business & Priority lounges. Along with Priority Pass it's one of the two most useful memberships to carry at ACC.
For the widest access, the Adinkra Lounge in Terminal 3 works on DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld. If you hold SkyTeam status the Sanbra Priority Lounge is the better fit, and Star Alliance flyers should head for the Akwaaba Lounge.
Yes, on the domestic side. The Adinkra Lounge in Terminal 2 sells walk-in entry to all passengers regardless of class of service, so you can pay per visit. The international Terminal 3 lounges are membership- or status-based.
Terminal 3, the international terminal, holds the Sanbra Priority Lounge, the Adinkra Lounge, the Akwaaba Lounge and the Sanbra Business & Priority Lounge. All sit airside after security.
Yes. The Adinkra Lounge in the domestic Terminal 2, near gate 3, is the domestic option. It welcomes Priority Pass members and sells walk-in entry to all passengers for a fee.
Yes. The lounges sit airside after security, so you'll pass the checkpoint before reaching them. Clear security first and then follow the airside lounge signage in your terminal.