Huangshan Tunxi Airport Lounges
Tunxi International Airport · Huangshan City, China Mainland
Huangshan Tunxi International (TXN) is the gateway to the Yellow Mountains, and it keeps things simple with two airside lounges in its single Main Terminal. The First Class Lounge takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, while the International Lounge is DragonPass-only. Both are quiet, comfortable spaces with light refreshments before a flight.
Content updated June 25, 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 Tunxi 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 25, 2026
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First Class Lounge
The First Class Lounge has the widest access at TXN — both DragonPass and Priority Pass get you in — and it's the better-equipped of the two, with tarmac views, TV, flight information screens and reading material. A calm, comfortable choice before most departures.
International Lounge
The International Lounge sits airside near the international gateway and opens two hours before international flights. It's DragonPass-only and kept simple — cold snacks and soft drinks in a quiet, modern space — but it's the right pick when you're flying internationally out of Tunxi.
First Class Lounge
With no airline lounges at Tunxi, paying your way in is the norm — and the First Class Lounge is the easiest to walk into, accepting both DragonPass and Priority Pass with a typical rate of around USD 15 per guest for a two-hour stay through the lounge apps.
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First Class Lounge at Huangshan Tunxi International Airport (TXN), airside on the second floor above the domestic departure hall. It's the more flexible of the airport's two lounges,…
International Lounge at Huangshan Tunxi International Airport (TXN), airside on the second floor by the international lounge entrance. It's DragonPass-only and kept simple, opening about…
Tunxi International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Tunxi International runs from a single Main Terminal, and both lounges sit airside after the security check, up on the second floor. The First Class Lounge is reached from the domestic departure hall and takes DragonPass and Priority Pass; the International Lounge is by the international lounge entrance and is DragonPass-only. Neither is a large operation — expect a quiet, comfortable space with light refreshments rather than a full buffet.
- —Both lounges are airside, on the second floor after security
- —First Class Lounge: DragonPass and Priority Pass, domestic departure side
- —International Lounge: DragonPass only, by the international gateway
- —Light cold refreshments and soft drinks rather than hot buffets
How to get into lounges at TXN.
Tunxi is a lounge-membership airport — DragonPass is the key that opens both lounges, and Priority Pass adds the First Class Lounge on top. There are no airline or alliance lounges here, so your membership card matters more than your carrier or cabin. Both lounges sit airside, so clear the security check first.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the most useful membership at TXN — it's accepted at both the First Class Lounge and the International Lounge. If you only carry one card here, make it DragonPass.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the First Class Lounge on the domestic departure side. It does not cover the International Lounge, which is DragonPass-only, so check which lounge matches your departure before you settle in.
Priority PassPay-per-visit entry
Both lounges can be entered on a pay-per-visit basis through the lounge network, with a typical walk-up rate around USD 15 per guest for a two-hour stay. Paying through your DragonPass or Priority Pass app is usually the smoothest route at the door.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass opens both TXN lounges; Priority Pass only covers the First Class Lounge, so DragonPass is the safer single card here.
- —There are no airline or alliance lounges at Tunxi — a lounge membership is the way in regardless of who you're flying.
Match the lounge to your flight
- —The International Lounge sits by the international gateway and opens about two hours before international departures.
- —The First Class Lounge is reached from the domestic departure hall and runs from the first flight to the last.
- —Both are on the second floor, airside, so clear the security check before heading up.
Set your expectations
- —These are small, quiet lounges — think cold snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet or a full bar.
- —The First Class Lounge is the better-equipped of the two, with tarmac views, TV and flight information screens.
- —Power and Wi-Fi can be limited, so keep a power bank handy if you need to stay charged.
Timing at a small airport
- —Tunxi is a compact regional gateway to the Yellow Mountains, so peaks cluster around the morning departure bank.
- —Arrive in good time — at a small airport the lounge is a calm place to wait, but stays are generally capped around two hours.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Huangshan Tunxi International (TXN), both airside in the single Main Terminal: the First Class Lounge and the International Lounge.
Yes, but only at the First Class Lounge on the domestic departure side. The International Lounge is DragonPass-only, so if you carry Priority Pass, head for the First Class Lounge.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at both TXN lounges — the First Class Lounge and the International Lounge — making it the most useful membership to carry here.
The First Class Lounge is the stronger of the two: it accepts both DragonPass and Priority Pass and is better equipped, with tarmac views, TV, flight information screens and reading material. The International Lounge is a simpler DragonPass-only option by the international gateway.
No. Tunxi has no dedicated airline or alliance lounges. Both lounges are independent contract lounges reachable on DragonPass, with Priority Pass also accepted at the First Class Lounge.
Yes. Both lounges are airside, on the second floor after the security check. Clear security first, then take the escalator up to the lounge level.
Yes. Both lounges can be entered on a pay-per-visit basis through the lounge network, with a typical rate of around USD 15 per guest for a two-hour stay. Booking through your DragonPass or Priority Pass app is usually the easiest route.
Both lounges keep it light — cold snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet or full bar. The First Class Lounge offers local touches such as Huangshan tea alongside the standard refreshments.