Huizhou Airport Lounges
Huizhou Airport · Huizhou City, China Mainland
Huizhou Airport (HUZ) in Guangdong keeps things simple, with both of its lounges in the same spot on the second-floor mezzanine in Terminal 2, airside after security. The Business Lounge is reachable on DragonPass, while the Business VIP Room sells walk-in pay-in entry, so most travellers can get in one way or another.
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 Huizhou 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
Where we'd actually go.
Business Lounge
The Business Lounge is Huizhou's main lounge — a calm, modern space on the second-floor mezzanine in Terminal 2, airside after security. It's reachable on DragonPass and offers Wi-Fi, snacks, a hot buffet and soft drinks, making it the most useful option for most departures from HUZ.
Business Lounge
If you carry DragonPass, the Business Lounge is your way in at Huizhou — the only lounge here on the DragonPass network. Entry is typically capped at two hours before your flight, with light snacks, a hot buffet and tea or coffee to see you through the wait.
Business VIP Room
The Business VIP Room takes walk-up pay-in customers, so you can buy entry at the door without any membership or status. It sits in the same second-floor mezzanine area of Terminal 2 as the Business Lounge, airside after security — a straightforward pay-per-visit option at HUZ.
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Business Lounge
★5.0The Business Lounge is Huizhou Airport's main lounge, airside on the second-floor mezzanine of Terminal 2. It's reachable on DragonPass and also has a published per-guest entry price, so…
The Business VIP Room is the walk-in pay-in lounge at Huizhou Airport, airside in Terminal 2. You'll find it on the second-floor mezzanine — after security, turn left and head up. It…
Huizhou Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 2
Huizhou Airport's lounges both sit in Terminal 2, airside after the security check. To reach them, turn left after security and head up to the second-floor mezzanine — the lounges are straight ahead from there. The Business Lounge is the DragonPass option, and the Business VIP Room is the walk-in pay-in option, both in the same part of the building.
- —Both HUZ lounges are airside in Terminal 2, after security
- —Turn left after security and go up to the second-floor mezzanine
- —Business Lounge is reachable on DragonPass
- —Business VIP Room sells walk-in pay-in entry
How to get into lounges at HUZ.
Huizhou is a small airport with just two lounges, both in the same Terminal 2 mezzanine area airside. Access is simple: DragonPass opens the Business Lounge, and the Business VIP Room sells walk-in pay-in entry at the door, so you don't need a membership or airline status to get in.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Business Lounge in Terminal 2 — the membership-based way in at Huizhou. Access is typically limited to around two hours before your flight, and a DragonPass holder can usually bring a guest travelling on the same flight; check your plan and the per-lounge page for current guest terms.
DragonPassWalk-in pay-in entry
The Business VIP Room accepts walk-up pay-in customers, so you can buy entry at the door without a membership or airline status. This is the simplest route if you don't hold DragonPass — just pay on arrival, subject to space.
Pay per visit at the Business Lounge
The Business Lounge has a published per-guest entry price as well as DragonPass access, so paying for a single visit is an option there too. Booking or confirming the current rate ahead of time helps avoid surprises at the door.
Airline & status access
Huizhou is primarily a domestic airport, and its lounges are independent rather than airline-branded. If you're flying in a premium cabin or hold airline status, check with your carrier at check-in, but for most travellers DragonPass or a walk-in pay-in ticket is the practical way in.
Know before you go.
Finding the lounges
- —Both Huizhou lounges are airside in Terminal 2 — clear the security check first.
- —After security, turn left and take the escalator or lift up to the second-floor mezzanine; the lounges are straight ahead.
- —Allow a little extra time during peak hours, as the security queue can be slow.
Choosing your access
- —DragonPass holders should head for the Business Lounge — it's the DragonPass option here.
- —No membership? The Business VIP Room takes walk-up pay-in customers at the door.
- —The Business Lounge also has a per-guest entry price, so you can pay per visit there as well.
What to expect inside
- —These are compact regional lounges with light snacks, a hot buffet and soft drinks rather than a large buffet spread.
- —The Business Lounge is a calm, modern space with seating geared to relaxing or light work before a flight.
- —Bring a light layer — the air conditioning can run cool.
Timing your visit
- —DragonPass access is typically limited to around two hours before departure, so time your arrival to your flight.
- —Huizhou's lounges are rarely crowded, but occupancy can pick up around busier domestic departure banks.
- —Use the lounge to settle before boarding rather than planning a long stay.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Huizhou Airport (HUZ), both in Terminal 2 on the second-floor mezzanine airside. The Business Lounge is reachable on DragonPass, and the Business VIP Room sells walk-in pay-in entry.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Business Lounge in Terminal 2, which is the membership-based way in at Huizhou. Access is typically limited to around two hours before your flight.
Yes. The Business VIP Room accepts walk-up pay-in customers, so you can buy entry at the door without DragonPass or airline status. The Business Lounge also has a per-guest entry price if you'd rather pay per visit there.
Both lounges are airside in Terminal 2. After clearing security, turn left and go up to the second-floor mezzanine — the lounges are straight ahead from there.
We don't list Priority Pass access at Huizhou. The Business Lounge is on the DragonPass network, and the Business VIP Room sells walk-in pay-in entry, so those are the two routes in at HUZ. Always check your own card's current lounge directory before you travel.
The Business Lounge offers light snacks, a hot buffet selection and soft drinks, plus tea and coffee — modest rather than a large spread. The Business VIP Room is a walk-in pay-in space in the same Terminal 2 area.
Both lounges we track are airside, after the security check, in the Terminal 2 mezzanine. There's no landside lounge listed, so plan to clear security before heading up to the lounge level.
For most travellers the Business Lounge is the better pick — it's a calm, modern space reachable on DragonPass with Wi-Fi, snacks and a hot buffet. If you don't hold DragonPass, the Business VIP Room next door takes walk-in pay-in customers.