Graz Airport Lounges
Graz Airport · Graz, Austria
Graz Airport (GRZ) is a compact single-terminal gateway in southern Austria, and its lounge offering is centred on one airside VIP space. Between the listed access routes you can get in on SkyTeam or Star Alliance status, DragonPass membership or a paid day pass, making it reachable for most travellers leaving Graz on a morning or daytime departure.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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Last updated June 25, 2026
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VIP-Lounge
The airside VIP-Lounge is the most flexible way in at Graz — it takes SkyTeam status and DragonPass, and also sells paid entry, so you don't need a specific airline or membership. It sits after security on level one with a runway view, hot and cold food and Wi-Fi.
Airport VIP Lounge
The Airport VIP Lounge on the first floor of the departure terminal serves Star Alliance passengers, with workstation seating, snacks and complimentary house wine, beer and soft drinks — a quiet spot to settle before boarding.
VIP-Lounge
The airside VIP-Lounge is the only Graz option that sells a paid day pass, so you can pay per visit with no airline status or membership at all. Register at the information desk near check-in counter 1 to collect an access pass before security.
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VIP-Lounge
★4.4The VIP-Lounge sits airside at Graz Airport, on level one to the right after security. It's the most flexible way in at GRZ: SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers and DragonPass members are…
The Airport VIP Lounge sits on the first floor of Graz Airport's departure terminal, listed for Star Alliance passengers. It's a quiet, contemporary space with comfortable seating, a…
Graz Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Graz is a single-terminal airport, so all of its lounge options sit within the one passenger building. The airside VIP-Lounge is reached after security on level one and is the most flexible option, covering SkyTeam, DragonPass and paid entry. A separate Star Alliance VIP lounge is listed on the first floor of the departure terminal. Both keep daytime hours that match Graz's morning and early-evening departure schedule.
- —Single-terminal airport — all lounges are in the one building
- —The airside VIP-Lounge takes SkyTeam, DragonPass and paid entry
- —A separate Star Alliance VIP lounge is listed on the first floor
- —Lounge hours run roughly 05:00–20:00, matching Graz's flight bank
How to get into lounges at GRZ.
Graz is a small airport, so the routes into its VIP lounge are correspondingly simple. SkyTeam and Star Alliance status passengers are covered on the relevant lounge listings, DragonPass members can use the airside VIP-Lounge, and that same lounge also sells a paid day pass — so you can get in without any airline status or membership at all. Always check the lounge is open for your departure time, as hours are daytime only.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the airside VIP-Lounge in the main terminal. Present your DragonPass membership with your boarding pass; this is a useful route if you don't hold SkyTeam or Star Alliance status.
DragonPassAirline & alliance status
SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers are covered at the airside VIP-Lounge, while Star Alliance passengers are listed for the Airport VIP Lounge on the first floor. Access follows your alliance tier and flight, so check the per-lounge page for your carrier.
SkyTeam
Star AllianceWalk-in day pass
The airside VIP-Lounge sells paid entry, so you can pay per visit without any membership or status. Register at the information desk near check-in counter 1 to collect an access pass before heading through security.
Know before you go.
Register before security
- —For the airside VIP-Lounge you first register at the information desk near check-in counter 1 and collect a barcoded access pass.
- —The lounge itself is past security on level one, to the right — go through the checkpoint after you have your access pass.
Mind the daytime hours
- —Graz's lounges keep daytime hours, opening early morning and closing around 20:00 — late-evening departures may fall outside lounge hours.
- —Check the opening times against your flight before counting on lounge access at GRZ.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The airside VIP-Lounge sells a paid day pass, so you can use it even without SkyTeam, Star Alliance or DragonPass.
- —This makes Graz an easy pay-per-visit airport despite its small size — handy if you just want a quieter wait.
Single terminal, simple choice
- —Graz operates from one passenger terminal, so there's no need to match a lounge to a separate building.
- —The airside VIP-Lounge has the broadest facilities, including a runway view, hot and cold food and Wi-Fi.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 2 lounge listings at Graz Airport (GRZ), both within its single passenger terminal. The airside VIP-Lounge covers SkyTeam, DragonPass and paid entry, while a separate Airport VIP Lounge is listed for Star Alliance passengers.
Yes. The airside VIP-Lounge sells a paid day pass, so you can pay per visit without SkyTeam, Star Alliance or DragonPass. DragonPass members are also covered there. Register at the information desk near check-in counter 1 to collect your access pass.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the airside VIP-Lounge in the main terminal. Present your DragonPass membership with your boarding pass when you collect your access pass.
The main VIP-Lounge is airside on level one, to the right after security. You first register at the information desk near check-in counter 1 to collect a barcoded access pass before clearing the checkpoint.
The Graz lounges keep daytime hours, opening in the early morning (around 05:00–05:30) and closing around 20:00. Late-evening departures may fall outside the lounge hours, so check the times against your flight.
Yes. The airside VIP-Lounge offers hot and cold food, snacks, fruit and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The Airport VIP Lounge listing includes snacks with complimentary house wine, beer and soft drinks.
Yes. SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers are covered at the airside VIP-Lounge, and Star Alliance passengers are listed for the Airport VIP Lounge on the first floor. Access depends on your alliance tier and flight, so check the per-lounge page for your carrier.
Yes. Graz operates from one passenger terminal, so all of its lounge options are within the same building — there's no need to match a lounge to a separate terminal as you would at a larger hub.