Koh Samui Airport Lounges
Ko Samui Airport · Samui, Thailand
Koh Samui (USM) is Bangkok Airways' garden-style island airport, and its lounges are both Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounges — one airside in the International Terminal and one airside in the Domestic Terminal. The international lounge takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, while the domestic lounge serves Bangkok Airways premium passengers and pay-in guests.
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 Ko Samui 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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Blue Ribbon Club Lounge
The Blue Ribbon Club Lounge in the International Terminal is the most accessible option at Koh Samui — it takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, sits airside after passport control near Gate 6, and serves a hot and cold buffet with complimentary house wine, beer and liquor. The default choice for most international departures.
Blue Ribbon Club Lounge
If you carry Priority Pass or DragonPass, the International Terminal Blue Ribbon Club Lounge is the lounge that takes them at USM — airside near Gate 6, with a hot and cold buffet and complimentary house wine, beer and liquor, and no airline status needed.
Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge
The Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal serves Bangkok Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible members, with the same Blue Ribbon comforts — air conditioning, snacks, hot and cold food, and complimentary drinks — on the domestic side of the airport.
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The Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge serves the Domestic Terminal at Koh Samui (USM), airside after security. It welcomes Bangkok Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible…
The Blue Ribbon Club Lounge sits airside in Koh Samui's International Terminal, near Gate 6, after passport control and security. It's the most accessible lounge at USM: DragonPass and…
Ko Samui Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal
Koh Samui's International Terminal holds the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge, airside after passport control and security near Gate 6. It's the most flexible lounge at USM, accepting DragonPass and Priority Pass alongside Bangkok Airways premium passengers, with a calm Thai-inspired interior and a full buffet and bar. It keeps long hours to cover the early-morning and late-evening international banks.
- —Blue Ribbon Club Lounge sits airside, after passport control, near Gate 6
- —Accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass as well as Bangkok Airways premium passengers
- —Hot and cold food, snacks and complimentary house wine, beer and liquor
- —Long opening hours (around 04:30–23:00) covering the international flight banks
Domestic Terminal
The Domestic Terminal has its own Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge, airside after security. It serves Bangkok Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible members on domestic routes, with the familiar Blue Ribbon mix of air conditioning, snacks, hot and cold food and complimentary drinks. Opening hours are shorter than the international lounge, matching the domestic schedule.
- —Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge on the domestic side, airside
- —Serves Bangkok Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible members
- —Air conditioning, snacks, hot and cold food and complimentary drinks
- —Shorter daytime hours than the international lounge
How to get into lounges at USM.
Koh Samui is a Bangkok Airways airport through and through — both lounges are the airline's Blue Ribbon Club Lounges. The International Terminal lounge is the flexible one, opening up to DragonPass and Priority Pass holders as well as Bangkok Airways premium passengers, while the Domestic Terminal lounge is geared to Bangkok Airways' own premium-cabin and member guests. Both sit airside, so clear security first, and match the lounge to the terminal you're flying from.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge in the International Terminal, airside near Gate 6. It's one of the two memberships that get you into the international lounge without flying Bangkok Airways in a premium cabin.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also opens the International Terminal Blue Ribbon Club Lounge. Present a valid membership with your boarding pass; note that the domestic lounge is geared to Bangkok Airways passengers rather than the lounge networks.
Priority PassBangkok Airways premium & members
Both Blue Ribbon Club Lounges welcome Bangkok Airways Business Class passengers and eligible FlyerBonus members. If you're flying Bangkok Airways, the lounge in your terminal is the most direct route in.
Business class ticket
A Bangkok Airways Business Class ticket gets you into that terminal's Blue Ribbon Club Lounge directly — the simplest way in if you're flying premium out of Koh Samui, with no membership needed.
Paid entry
Both lounges are purchasable, so pay-in entry is possible at the door subject to capacity. Economy passengers can also upgrade into the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge from the standard boutique area at Bangkok Airways' island airports.
Know before you go.
Match the lounge to your terminal
- —Koh Samui has separate International and Domestic terminals, each with its own Blue Ribbon Club Lounge — pick the one in the terminal you're flying from.
- —Both lounges are airside, so clear passport control and security before heading to the lounge.
- —If you're connecting domestic-to-international, you'll move between terminals, so plan the transfer time.
Access depends on the terminal
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass work at the International Terminal lounge but not the domestic one — carry a Bangkok Airways premium ticket for the domestic side.
- —Both lounges accept Bangkok Airways Business Class passengers and eligible FlyerBonus members.
- —Both are purchasable, so pay-in entry may be possible at the door if there's space.
What to expect inside
- —These are calm, Thai-inspired lounges rather than large flagship spaces — comfortable seating, soft lighting and a relaxed island feel.
- —Expect a hot and cold buffet with snacks and fruit, plus complimentary house wine, beer and liquor.
- —The international lounge notes a maximum three-hour stay, so time your arrival to your departure.
Timing your visit
- —The International Terminal lounge keeps long hours (around 04:30–23:00) to cover early and late international flights.
- —The Domestic Terminal lounge runs shorter daytime hours, so check the times before counting on it for an early or late domestic departure.
- —Koh Samui is a small, low-rise airport — the lounges rarely feel crowded, even at peak.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 2 lounges at Koh Samui (USM), both Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounges. One is airside in the International Terminal and one is airside in the Domestic Terminal.
Yes — Priority Pass is accepted at the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge in the International Terminal, airside near Gate 6. The Domestic Terminal lounge is geared to Bangkok Airways premium passengers rather than the lounge networks.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the International Terminal Blue Ribbon Club Lounge, alongside Priority Pass and Bangkok Airways premium passengers. Present a valid membership with your boarding pass.
Yes — both lounges at Koh Samui are Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounges, one in the International Terminal and one in the Domestic Terminal. They welcome Bangkok Airways Business Class passengers and eligible FlyerBonus members.
The Blue Ribbon Club Lounge is airside in the International Terminal, after passport control and security near Gate 6. It accepts DragonPass, Priority Pass and Bangkok Airways premium passengers, and serves a hot and cold buffet with complimentary drinks.
The Domestic Terminal has its own Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounge, airside after security. It serves Bangkok Airways premium-cabin passengers and eligible members, with snacks, hot and cold food and complimentary drinks.
No — the International and Domestic terminals are separate, so choose a lounge in the terminal you're departing from. If you're connecting between domestic and international flights, you'll change terminals.
Both Blue Ribbon Club Lounges are purchasable, so pay-in entry may be possible at the door subject to capacity. At Bangkok Airways' island airports, economy passengers can also upgrade into the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge from the standard boutique area.