Aer Lingus Revival Lounge
★4.2(30 reviews)DUB
Dublin's only arrivals lounge — freshen up after a transatlantic flight.
The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is the only arrivals lounge at Dublin Airport, set up for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. Rather than a pre-flight space, it's built for the other end of the journey: a place to shower, eat and regroup before you head into Dublin or on to a connection. The lounge offers a modest breakfast spread featuring espresso, tea, soft drinks and pastries, and its standout feature is six spacious shower suites, each fitted with a sink, a toilet, a rain shower and a luggage rack, with towels and bath amenities provided. For travellers stepping off a transatlantic Aer Lingus flight, it's a welcome chance to freshen up after hours in the air. Because it serves arriving passengers, it's separate from Dublin's airside departure lounges.
Crowding · quiet
Not a work-focused space — it's an arrivals lounge for freshening up after a flight, with seating to regroup before heading on. Better suited to showering and breakfast than a working session.
A modest breakfast spread suited to arriving passengers — espresso, tea, soft drinks and pastries to start the day after a transatlantic flight. It's a light morning offering rather than a full meal service.
An arrivals lounge for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers at Dublin Airport. Follow signs after landing.
- 01Land at Dublin on an Aer Lingus transatlantic flight
- 02Clear immigration as needed
- 03Follow signs to the Revival arrivals lounge
- 04Use the showers and breakfast spread before heading on
Landmarks: Arrivals area · Baggage reclaim
ℹ Dublin (DUB)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
This is an arrivals lounge — use it after landing, not before a departure.
It's for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers.
The six shower suites are the highlight — ideal for cleaning up after a long flight.
The breakfast spread is modest: espresso, tea, soft drinks and pastries.
Towels and bath amenities are provided, so you don't need to bring your own.
Quick answers.
No — it's the only arrivals lounge at Dublin Airport, for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers to freshen up after landing, separate from the airside departure lounges.
Yes — six spacious shower suites, each with a sink, a toilet, a rain shower and a luggage rack, with towels and bath amenities provided.
A modest breakfast spread of espresso, tea, soft drinks and pastries, suited to passengers arriving after a transatlantic flight.
