Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge
★3.6(842 reviews)ATH · Main Terminal · airside
A dependable DragonPass and Priority Pass lounge in the non-Schengen Hall A.
The Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge is one of two Skyserv-operated lounges at Athens, located airside in Hall A on level 2, reached after passport control and security in the non-Schengen (extra-Schengen) area. It opens on DragonPass and Priority Pass, which makes it a dependable members' lounge for long-haul and other non-Schengen departures. The lounge has a hot and cold food selection, snacks and fruit, complimentary soft drinks, house wine and beer, a children's play area, printing, a chargeable conference room, a TV, newspapers and magazines, flight monitors and free Wi-Fi, with air conditioning and disabled access. As with the other Skyserv lounges at ATH, the maximum stay is around three hours, so time your visit close to boarding.
Crowding · busy at peak
A workable members' lounge with free Wi-Fi and printing — handy for a quick print or some email before a flight. The kids' area can add a little background noise.
✓ Printer available
A hot and cold food selection with snacks and fruit, complimentary soft drinks and house wine and beer. A solid members' spread, with alcohol limited to house wine and beer rather than a full bar.
After passport control and security in the non-Schengen area, head to Hall A on level 2.
- 01Clear passport control and security on the non-Schengen side
- 02Head to Hall A
- 03Go up to level 2
- 04Find the Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge
Landmarks: Hall A · Level 2 · Non-Schengen area
ℹ Airside - After passport control and security check, the lounge is located on level 2.
DragonPass
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 4 enter free
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Make the most of it.
DragonPass and Priority Pass both get you in — handy for non-Schengen flights without airline status.
The children's play area makes it a good pick if you're travelling with kids.
Maximum stay is around three hours, so arrive closer to boarding.
It's in the non-Schengen hall (Hall A) — use a Schengen lounge for intra-Schengen flights.
Printing is available if you need a document before your flight.
Quick answers.
Yes — DragonPass and Priority Pass are both accepted at the Skyserv Aristotle Onassis Lounge.
Yes, the lounge has a children's play area, which makes it a good option for families.
The maximum stay is around three hours, so plan your visit close to boarding.
