Berlin Brandenburg Airport Lounges
Berlin Brandenburg Airport · Berlin, Germany
Berlin Brandenburg (BER) runs all of its lounges from the single main passenger terminal, Terminal 1. The independent Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof cover Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam and oneworld passengers, while Lufthansa operates Business and Senator lounges in the Schengen area for Star Alliance travellers.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at BER, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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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 Berlin Brandenburg 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
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Lounge Tegel
Lounge Tegel in Terminal 1 has the widest membership access at BER — SkyTeam status, DragonPass and Priority Pass all get you in, plus business and first-class tickets. Sitting airside near gate B17, it's the most flexible option for travellers without Star Alliance status.
Lounge Tempelhof
Lounge Tempelhof is the BER independent that adds oneworld access on top of SkyTeam and DragonPass. Airside near gate A20 with runway views, it's the natural choice for oneworld Sapphire and business-class passengers who can't use the Lufthansa lounges.
Lufthansa Senator Lounge
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge is the higher-tier Star Alliance space at BER, serving Star Alliance Gold members and eligible premium-cabin passengers. Set in the Schengen area of Terminal 1, it's the most consistent branded-airline experience at the airport.
Lufthansa Business Lounge Berlin
The Lufthansa Business Lounge Berlin serves Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers flying a Star Alliance carrier from the Schengen gates. A reliable, work-friendly option with a hot and cold buffet for most Lufthansa-group departures.
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Lounge Tegel
★3.2Lounge Tegel sits airside in Berlin Brandenburg's Terminal 1, near boarding gate B17 on level E1. It's the most flexible lounge at BER for travellers without Star Alliance status, accepting…
Lounge Tempelhof
★3.6Lounge Tempelhof is the Berlin Brandenburg independent that adds oneworld access, sitting airside in Terminal 1 on level E1 near boarding gate A20. It welcomes oneworld Sapphire status…
The Lufthansa Business Lounge Berlin is in the Schengen area of Berlin Brandenburg's Terminal 1, on level 1 across from gate B20. It serves Star Alliance Gold status holders and passengers…
The Lufthansa Lounge Berlin sits in the Schengen area of Berlin Brandenburg's Terminal 1, on level 1 across from gate B20. It's a Star Alliance lounge, open to Star Alliance Gold status…
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge is the higher-tier Star Alliance space at Berlin Brandenburg, in the Schengen area of Terminal 1 across from gate B20. It serves Star Alliance Gold status…
Participating dining venues (2)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Mövenpick Café
NU Made with Love
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Berlin Brandenburg consolidates its passenger operation in Terminal 1, and every lounge we track sits here, airside after security. The independent Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof are near the B and A gates and cover the membership networks — Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam and oneworld. Lufthansa runs its Lounge, Business Lounge and Senator Lounge in the Schengen area across from gate B20 for Star Alliance travellers.
- —All BER lounges are in Terminal 1, airside after security
- —Lounge Tegel (near B17) takes SkyTeam, DragonPass and Priority Pass
- —Lounge Tempelhof (near A20) adds oneworld on top of SkyTeam and DragonPass
- —Lufthansa's Business and Senator lounges serve Star Alliance in the Schengen area
How to get into lounges at BER.
Access at Berlin Brandenburg splits cleanly into two camps. The independent contract lounges — Lounge Tegel, Lounge Tempelhof and the Business Lounge Tempelhof — cover the membership networks (SkyTeam, DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld) plus business and first-class tickets. The Lufthansa-run lounges are Star Alliance only, opening to Star Alliance Gold members and eligible premium-cabin passengers. Check which group your card or status falls into before you clear security.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at Lounge Tegel in Terminal 1, airside near gate B17. It's the single Priority Pass option at BER, so confirm the lounge on your per-lounge page before relying on it.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens both independent contract lounges at BER — Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof — making it the most flexible single membership for travellers who aren't flying a Star Alliance carrier.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
SkyTeam Elite Plus status reaches the Business Lounge Tempelhof, Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof; oneworld Sapphire status reaches Lounge Tempelhof; and Star Alliance Gold status opens the three Lufthansa lounges in the Schengen area. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
SkyTeam
oneworld
Star AllianceBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on a SkyTeam or oneworld carrier gets you into the matching independent lounge, while a Star Alliance business-class ticket opens the Lufthansa Business Lounge. Premium-cabin travel is the simplest route in if you don't hold lounge status.
SkyTeamoneworldStar AllianceKnow before you go.
One terminal, two camps
- —Every BER lounge is in Terminal 1, so you won't be changing buildings to reach one.
- —Access divides into independent contract lounges (membership-friendly) and Lufthansa lounges (Star Alliance only) — know which one your card or status fits.
- —If you only carry one lounge membership, DragonPass opens the most doors at BER.
Pick by your gate
- —Lounge Tegel sits near gate B17 and Lounge Tempelhof near gate A20 — choose the one closer to your departure gate.
- —The Lufthansa lounges cluster in the Schengen area across from gate B20, handy for intra-Europe departures.
- —Lounge Tempelhof has runway views if you want something to watch before boarding.
Mind the hours
- —BER's lounges generally open from early morning (around 05:00) and close in the evening, roughly 20:30–21:30.
- —Late-evening departures may fall outside lounge hours, so check the closing time against your boarding time.
- —Arrive with time to spare — the independent lounges can get busy and feel more like a café at peak.
Match status to lounge
- —Star Alliance Gold flyers should head for the Lufthansa Senator or Business lounge rather than the independents.
- —SkyTeam and oneworld passengers are covered by Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof instead.
- —The Business Lounge Tempelhof is a SkyTeam-access lounge near gate A20 — a quieter alternative on that side of the terminal.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 6 lounges at Berlin Brandenburg (BER), all in Terminal 1. They split into independent contract lounges (Lounge Tegel, Lounge Tempelhof and the Business Lounge Tempelhof) and three Lufthansa lounges for Star Alliance travellers.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at Lounge Tegel in Terminal 1, airside near gate B17. It's the single Priority Pass lounge at BER, so check the per-lounge page before you travel.
Yes. Lufthansa runs three lounges at BER — the Lufthansa Lounge Berlin, the Business Lounge and the Senator Lounge — all in the Schengen area of Terminal 1, across from gate B20. They serve Star Alliance Gold members and eligible premium-cabin passengers.
Yes. DragonPass opens both independent contract lounges — Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof — making it the most flexible single membership at BER for travellers not flying a Star Alliance carrier.
Lounge Tempelhof, airside near gate A20 in Terminal 1, accepts oneworld Sapphire status and business-class tickets, alongside SkyTeam status and DragonPass.
Yes. Berlin Brandenburg runs its passenger operation from Terminal 1, and every lounge we track is there, airside after security. You won't need to change terminals to reach a lounge.
Most BER lounges open from around 05:00 and close in the evening, roughly between 20:30 and 21:30 depending on the lounge. Check the closing time against a late-evening departure, as some flights leave after the lounges shut.
For the widest access, Lounge Tegel works on SkyTeam, DragonPass and Priority Pass. If you're flying a Star Alliance carrier, the Lufthansa Senator Lounge is the most consistent branded-airline experience at BER.