Haikou Meilan Airport Lounges
Haikou Meilan International Airport · Haikou, China
Haikou Meilan International (HAK) is Hainan's main gateway and the home base of Hainan Airlines. We track 11 lounges across its terminals — a mix of Hainan Airlines' own Fortune Wings lounges, independent contract lounges and airline rooms. DragonPass and Priority Pass open the widest set, with some airline and alliance access too.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at HAK, 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 Haikou Meilan 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
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Fortune Wings Lounge
The Fortune Wings Lounge is Hainan Airlines' own lounge brand and the most recognisable name at its Haikou home base, sitting in Terminal 2 and reachable on Priority Pass. A dependable choice for most travellers who want a known operator rather than an unbranded contract lounge.
First Class Lounge
The First Class Lounge sits airside in Terminal 1 and has the broadest membership access of any HAK lounge — Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld all get you in — so it works for the most travellers without a specific airline ticket.
Hainan Airlines Lounge
The Hainan Airlines Lounge in Terminal 2 is the carrier's branded room at its home airport, serving its premium-cabin and status passengers. The most consistent airline experience at HAK if you're flying Hainan, and also reachable on DragonPass.
Trvok Lounge
Trvok Lounge sits landside in the Domestic Terminal, before security, and accepts all passengers for a fee regardless of cabin — the clearest pay-per-visit option at Haikou when you don't hold a membership or status.
Every lounge. 9 bookable right now.
Business Lounge 3 sits landside on the international side of Terminal 2 at Haikou Meilan, before security, and is reachable on DragonPass. It's a contract lounge offering a calmer place to…
The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge at Haikou Meilan is the carrier's branded lounge, listed as paid entry in our data. Sky Pearl is China Southern's lounge brand, so it's a recognisable…
Easy Travel Lounge 2 sits airside on the domestic side of Terminal 1 at Haikou Meilan and is reachable on DragonPass. It's a straightforward contract lounge — a calmer place to wait than…
The First Class Lounge sits airside in Terminal 1 at Haikou Meilan and has the broadest access of any lounge at the airport — Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld status all get you…
The Fortune Wings Lounge sits in Terminal 2 at Haikou Meilan, the home base of Hainan Airlines. Fortune Wings is Hainan Airlines' own lounge brand, so it's the most recognisable name at…
The Hainan Airlines Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Haikou Meilan, the carrier's home base. It's Hainan Airlines' branded lounge, serving its premium-cabin and status passengers, and…
The Northeast high class lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Haikou Meilan and is reachable on DragonPass. It's a straightforward contract lounge offering a calmer space than the terminal…
The Sleeping in Airport rest facility sits landside in Terminal 1 at Haikou Meilan, before security, and is reachable on DragonPass. It's geared toward resting before a flight or during a…
Trvok Lounge
★3.5The Trvok Lounge sits landside in the Domestic Terminal at Haikou Meilan, before security, between gate No.2 and No.3. It accepts all passengers for a fee regardless of class of service,…
Airport lounge
★3.5This lounge at Haikou Meilan is listed in the main terminal area and is reachable on Star Alliance status. It's a calmer place to wait than the terminal floor, with comfortable seating and…
The domestic first class lounge at Haikou Meilan is reachable on SkyTeam status and serves travellers on the domestic side. It opens early, from 04:00 through to the last departure, making…
Haikou Meilan International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 handles a share of Haikou's domestic traffic and holds several of the airport's lounges. The airside First Class Lounge has the widest membership access at HAK (Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld), alongside the DragonPass Easy Travel Lounge. Landside options before security include the Trvok Lounge and the Sleeping in Airport rest facility.
- —Airside First Class Lounge takes Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld
- —Easy Travel Lounge 2 is the DragonPass option airside on the domestic side
- —Trvok Lounge is a landside, pay-in lounge open to all passengers
- —A landside Sleeping in Airport rest facility is reachable on DragonPass
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 is Haikou Meilan's newer terminal and carries the densest cluster of lounges, most of them reachable on DragonPass. Hainan Airlines runs its branded Hainan Airlines Lounge and Fortune Wings Lounge here, alongside independent contract lounges and a landside business lounge on the international side.
- —Hainan Airlines' own Hainan Airlines and Fortune Wings lounges are here
- —Fortune Wings Lounge is reachable on Priority Pass
- —Northeast high class lounge is the DragonPass airside option
- —Business Lounge 3 is a landside DragonPass option on the international side
Other lounges
A few HAK lounges aren't tied to a specific terminal in our data, including airline rooms whose terminal can shift with the carrier's operation. The domestic first class lounge is reachable on SkyTeam status, the China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sells paid entry, and a Star Alliance lounge is listed in the main terminal area. Always reconfirm the terminal against your boarding pass on the day.
- —Domestic first class lounge is reachable on SkyTeam status
- —China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sells paid entry
- —A Star Alliance lounge is listed in the main terminal area
- —Confirm the exact terminal on the day, as airline rooms can move
How to get into lounges at HAK.
Haikou Meilan is a DragonPass and Priority Pass airport first — those two memberships open the widest set of lounges, including most of the independent contract lounges and Hainan Airlines' Fortune Wings room. Airline and alliance access is narrower, covering a few branded lounges, and at least one lounge sells walk-in paid entry. Lounges sit on both the domestic and international sides and across two terminals, so check which terminal and whether you're landside or airside before you settle in.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of HAK lounges, including the Easy Travel, Northeast, Trvok, Business and Hainan Airlines lounges. It's the single most useful membership to carry at Haikou Meilan.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at the Fortune Wings Lounge in Terminal 2 and the First Class Lounge in Terminal 1. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass, so check the per-lounge page and confirm your terminal before clearing security.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
Alliance status reaches a few HAK lounges: the First Class Lounge admits Star Alliance and oneworld passengers, a main-terminal lounge is listed for Star Alliance, and the domestic first class lounge is reachable on SkyTeam. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Star Alliance
oneworld
SkyTeamHainan Airlines premium cabin
Haikou Meilan is Hainan Airlines' home base. Flying Hainan in a premium cabin, or holding eligible Fortune Wings status, gets you into the Hainan Airlines Lounge and Fortune Wings Lounge directly — the simplest route if you're on the home carrier.
Walk-in paid entry
Some Haikou lounges sell entry at the door — the Trvok Lounge accepts all passengers for a fee regardless of cabin, and the China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge is listed as paid entry — so you can pay per visit without a membership.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass opens more HAK lounges than any other route — if you only carry one membership, make it this one.
- —Many Haikou lounges are independent contract lounges rather than airline-branded, so the membership matters more than which airline you fly.
- —Priority Pass is the backup here, covering the Fortune Wings and First Class lounges.
Mind the terminal and side
- —HAK lounges are split across two terminals and both the domestic and international sides — confirm your terminal on the boarding pass first.
- —Some lounges, including Trvok and the landside business lounge, sit before security, so you don't need to clear the checkpoint to use them.
- —Airline rooms can move with the carrier's operation, so reconfirm the location on the day rather than relying on a fixed gate.
Flying Hainan Airlines
- —Haikou is Hainan Airlines' home base, so its Hainan Airlines and Fortune Wings lounges are the natural choice if you're on the home carrier.
- —The Fortune Wings Lounge is also reachable on Priority Pass, not just Hainan status.
- —The Hainan Airlines Lounge opens around 90 minutes before the first Hainan flight and runs to the last departure.
Pay-per-visit options
- —Trvok Lounge admits all passengers for a fee regardless of cabin — the clearest walk-in option at Haikou.
- —The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge is listed as paid entry if you're flying China Southern.
- —Booking or confirming a lounge ahead of a busy departure bank is the safest way to be sure of a seat.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 11 lounges at Haikou Meilan International (HAK), spread across its terminals and both the domestic and international sides. They range from Hainan Airlines' own Fortune Wings and Hainan Airlines lounges to independent DragonPass and Priority Pass contract lounges.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Fortune Wings Lounge in Terminal 2 and the First Class Lounge in Terminal 1. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass, so check that your Priority Pass lounge is in the terminal you're departing from.
DragonPass. It's accepted at the widest set of HAK lounges, including the Easy Travel, Northeast, Trvok, Business and Hainan Airlines lounges. If you only carry one lounge membership for Haikou, DragonPass opens the most doors.
Yes. The Trvok Lounge in the Domestic Terminal accepts all passengers for a fee regardless of cabin, and the China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge is listed as paid entry, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status.
Yes. Haikou Meilan is Hainan Airlines' home base, and the carrier runs both a Hainan Airlines Lounge and its Fortune Wings Lounge in Terminal 2 for premium-cabin and eligible Fortune Wings passengers. The Fortune Wings Lounge is also reachable on Priority Pass.
It depends on the lounge. Several HAK lounges are airside, after security, including the First Class Lounge and the Northeast and Hainan Airlines lounges. Others, such as Trvok and the landside business lounge, sit before security, so check whether your lounge is airside or landside.
Terminal 2 holds the densest cluster, including Hainan Airlines' Hainan Airlines and Fortune Wings lounges, the Northeast high class lounge on DragonPass airside, and a landside Business Lounge on the international side.
Alliance access is limited but present: the First Class Lounge admits Star Alliance and oneworld passengers, a main-terminal lounge is listed for Star Alliance, and the domestic first class lounge is reachable on SkyTeam status. Access depends on your ticket and tier.