Da Nang Airport Lounges
Da Nang International Airport · Da Nang, Vietnam
Da Nang International (DAD) splits its 10 lounges across an international terminal (T2) and a domestic terminal (T1). The international side carries the CIP Orchid and Vanda contract lounges on DragonPass and Priority Pass, the SkyTeam Lotus Lounge, an arrivals lounge and several pay-in bank lounges; the domestic side adds the Vietnam Airlines lounge, a second Lotus and SH Premium.
Content updated June 23, 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 Da Nang 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 23, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Vanda Lounge
The Vanda Lounge in the international terminal has the widest access at Da Nang — DragonPass, Priority Pass and Star Alliance all get you in — and sits airside with tarmac views, making it the most flexible choice for most international departures.
CIP Orchid Lounge
The CIP Orchid Lounge is a reliable airside contract lounge in the international terminal, reachable on both DragonPass and Priority Pass. A contemporary, comfortable space and a solid default if you carry either membership.
Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge
The Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge is the standout option on the domestic side, with Vietnamese-inspired decor, tarmac views and a calm atmosphere. It's reachable on DragonPass and serves travellers flying within Vietnam.
CIP Orchid Lounge 3 (Arrivals Lounge)
The CIP Orchid Lounge 3 is Da Nang's arrivals lounge, sitting inside the international baggage-claim area on a pay-in basis. A handy place to freshen up or work while you wait for bags or before heading into the city.
Every lounge. 8 bookable right now.
CIP Orchid Lounge sits airside in Da Nang's international terminal, reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass. A contemporary space with comfortable seating, it's a dependable default for…
CIP Orchid Lounge 3 is Da Nang's arrivals lounge, inside the international Terminal 2 baggage-claim area. It welcomes inbound international passengers who want to relax or catch up on work…
The InterContinental Sun Peninsula Lounge at Da Nang Airport is a private club reserved for InterContinental Sun Peninsula guests. As a hotel-branded space rather than a general contract…
The Nam A Bank Premier Lounge at Da Nang Airport is a private club for select Nam A Bank customers. As a bank-run lounge, access is tied to holding an eligible Nam A Bank card or tier…
SH Premium Lounge sits airside in Da Nang's Terminal 1, reachable on Priority Pass. The decor blends modern design with local cultural elements for a sophisticated yet welcoming feel, with…
Vanda Lounge
★4.6Vanda Lounge sits airside in Da Nang's international terminal and has the widest access of any DAD lounge — DragonPass, Priority Pass and Star Alliance all get you in. A modern, warm space…
The Vietcombank Priority Lounge at Da Nang Airport is a private club for select Vietcombank customers. As a bank-run lounge, access is tied to holding an eligible Vietcombank card or tier…
The Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge sits airside in Da Nang's domestic terminal, reachable on DragonPass. Modern Vietnamese-inspired decor with lotus motifs, warm lighting and…
The Lotus Lounge (Domestic) at Da Nang is the SkyTeam option on the domestic side — a serene, minimalist space with soft lighting, comfortable seating in cozy clusters and…
The Lotus Lounge (International) at Da Nang is the SkyTeam option in the international terminal — a tranquil, modern space with soft lighting, comfortable seating in intimate clusters and…
Da Nang International Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal (T2)
Da Nang's international terminal holds most of the airport's lounges. The CIP Orchid and Vanda lounges are the airside contract options on DragonPass and Priority Pass, with Vanda also taking Star Alliance status, while the Lotus Lounge serves SkyTeam passengers. A separate CIP Orchid arrivals lounge sits in the baggage-claim area, and several pay-in bank and hotel lounges (Vietcombank, Nam A Bank, InterContinental Sun Peninsula) round out the international side.
- —Largest cluster of lounges at DAD, mostly airside in the international terminal
- —CIP Orchid and Vanda take DragonPass and Priority Pass; Vanda also Star Alliance
- —The Lotus Lounge (International) covers SkyTeam passengers
- —A pay-in arrivals lounge and several bank/hotel lounges complete the field
Domestic Terminal (T1)
Da Nang's domestic terminal handles flights within Vietnam and carries a smaller set of lounges. The Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge is the airline option on DragonPass, the Lotus Lounge (Domestic) covers SkyTeam passengers, and SH Premium Lounge is the airside Priority Pass option on this side.
- —Fewer lounges than the international terminal
- —Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge is reachable on DragonPass
- —SH Premium Lounge takes Priority Pass; Lotus (Domestic) covers SkyTeam
- —Domestic-to-international connections mean changing terminals
How to get into lounges at DAD.
Da Nang is a DragonPass and Priority Pass airport first — those two memberships open the airside contract lounges on both the international and domestic sides. SkyTeam status reaches the Lotus lounges, Star Alliance reaches Vanda, and several bank and hotel lounges sell pay-in entry. Always check whether your lounge is in the international (T2) or domestic (T1) terminal before clearing security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of Da Nang lounges, including the CIP Orchid and Vanda lounges in the international terminal and the Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge. It's the single most useful membership here.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass works at the CIP Orchid and Vanda lounges in the international terminal and at SH Premium Lounge on the domestic side. Check the per-lounge page, as coverage differs by terminal.
Airline & alliance lounges
SkyTeam status passengers use the Lotus Lounge in either terminal, and Star Alliance status reaches the Vanda Lounge in the international terminal. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Walk-in / pay-in entry
Several Da Nang lounges admit guests on a pay-in basis, including the CIP Orchid arrivals lounge and the Vietcombank, Nam A Bank and InterContinental Sun Peninsula lounges, so you can pay per visit without a lounge membership.
Bank & cardholder lounges
Some Da Nang lounges are run for a bank's own customers — the Vietcombank Priority Lounge and Nam A Bank Premier Lounge are private clubs for eligible cardholders. Check your bank's terms before relying on access at the door.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass or Priority Pass
- —The airside contract lounges (CIP Orchid, Vanda, SH Premium) run on DragonPass and Priority Pass, so one of those memberships is the most reliable way in.
- —DragonPass also covers the Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge, making it the better single membership if you fly within Vietnam.
Mind the terminal
- —Da Nang's international (T2) and domestic (T1) sides have separate lounges — pick one in the terminal you're flying from.
- —If you're connecting domestic-to-international, you'll change terminals, so build in transfer time.
- —SH Premium Lounge and the Vietnam Airlines lounge are on the domestic side; the CIP Orchid and Vanda lounges are international.
Arrivals vs departures
- —The CIP Orchid Lounge 3 is an arrivals lounge inside the international baggage-claim area — it's for travellers landing, not departing.
- —Use it to freshen up, grab light refreshments or work while you wait for bags or before heading into the city.
Pay-in and bank lounges
- —Several Da Nang lounges sell entry on a pay-in basis, so you can get in without a membership or status.
- —The Vietcombank and Nam A Bank lounges are private clubs for those banks' eligible customers — check your card's terms before counting on entry.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 10 lounges at Da Nang International (DAD), split across the international terminal (T2) and the domestic terminal (T1). Most sit on the international side, including the CIP Orchid, Vanda and Lotus lounges, with a smaller set on the domestic side.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the CIP Orchid and Vanda lounges in the international terminal and at SH Premium Lounge on the domestic side. DragonPass covers an even wider set, so if you hold both, DragonPass opens more doors at DAD.
For the widest access, the Vanda Lounge in the international terminal works on DragonPass, Priority Pass and Star Alliance, and sits airside with tarmac views. If you're flying domestically, the Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge is the standout on the T1 side.
Yes — several lounges admit guests on a pay-in basis, including the CIP Orchid arrivals lounge and the InterContinental Sun Peninsula lounge, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status.
Yes. The domestic terminal (T1) has the Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge (DragonPass), the Lotus Lounge (Domestic) for SkyTeam passengers and SH Premium Lounge, which takes Priority Pass.
Yes. The CIP Orchid Lounge 3 is an arrivals lounge inside the international baggage-claim area, open on a pay-in basis. It's a place to freshen up, work or grab light refreshments after landing, separate from the airside departure lounges.
Most departure lounges at Da Nang are airside, so you'll clear security first. The CIP Orchid arrivals lounge is on the landing side in baggage claim, and a few bank and hotel lounges serve their own customers — check the per-lounge page for where each one sits.
The Lotus Lounge serves SkyTeam passengers in both terminals, the Vanda Lounge takes Star Alliance status on the international side, and the Vietnam Airlines Domestic Lounge serves travellers flying within Vietnam. Access depends on your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.





