Lagos Airport Lounges
Murtala Muhammed International Airport · Lagos, Nigeria
Murtala Muhammed International (LOS) is Nigeria's busiest gateway, and almost all its 18 lounges sit in the International Terminal — a dense field of independent contract lounges reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass, plus a handful of airline and alliance lounges. The single domestic lounge is in the GAT terminal.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at LOS, 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 Murtala Muhammed 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
Where we'd actually go.
The Atelier Lounge
The Atelier Lounge has the widest access of any LOS lounge — DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld all get you in — and sits airside in the International Terminal, so it works for the most travellers without a specific card or airline.
First Lounge
First Lounge is a reliable landside International Terminal option on DragonPass and Priority Pass — handy before security and a good fallback when the airside lounges are crowded.
British Airways Lounge
The British Airways Lounge serves oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders flying BA out of Lagos — the most consistent branded-airline experience at LOS.
Llegada Arrival Lounge
The Llegada Arrival Lounge lets you freshen up, eat and regroup after a long-haul landing at Lagos — a pay-per-visit arrivals option that the departure lounges don't cover.
Every lounge. 11 bookable right now.
First Lounge
★3.9Welcome to First Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before your…
Llegada Arrival Lounge sits landside in Wing E of the International Terminal at Lagos Murtala Muhammed Airport, accessible after clearing Immigration. It's open 24 hours a day and offers…
Welcome to LSG Things Remembered Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation…
The Newrest ASL Premium Lounge sits on the mezzanine level of Lagos's International Terminal, airside after passport control. It offers hot and cold food, alcoholic and soft drinks, Wi-Fi,…
Welcome to Oasis Executive Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before…
Welcome to Play Aircus Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before…
SDS Sky Lounge
★4.5Welcome to SDS Sky Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before your…
Relax before departure at Lagos Murtala Muhammed Airport. Skyway Premium Lounge is situated at International Terminal, Wing E, international Terminal, Wing E. From security entrance D, turn…
Welcome to The Atelier Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before…
Welcome to The Gabfol Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before your…
VIP Lounge
★3.9Welcome to VIP Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before your flight
The Air France Lounge at Murtala Muhammed International Airport offers a serene escape from the bustling terminal. With its modern decor featuring sleek furniture and soft lighting, the…
ASL Lounge
★4.3Welcome to ASL LOUNGE, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation before your flight
Remodeled early 2024, the British Airways Lounge at Lagos Murtala Muhammed Airport welcomes British Airways Club World (business class) and First passengers, Silver and Gold Executive Club…
Welcome to Newrest Premium Class Lounge, offering a comfortable escape from the busy terminal. The lounge features contemporary design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation…
SDS Lounge
★4.3The SDS Lounge offers a calm retreat from the bustling Murtala Muhammed Airport. The decor is modern yet understated, with soft lighting and comfortable seating arranged to provide privacy.…
Murtala Muhammed International Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal (MMIA)
The International Terminal holds all but one of Lagos's lounges. Most are independent contract lounges in the DragonPass / Priority Pass network, sitting airside after immigration and security, with a couple of landside options before the checkpoint and dedicated arrivals lounges. Airline and alliance lounges (British Airways, Air France, and Star Alliance partners) serve their own premium passengers.
- —Densest cluster of lounges at LOS — DragonPass is accepted at the widest set
- —Priority Pass works at several of the airside contract lounges
- —Landside options (First Lounge) are useful before you clear security
- —Separate arrivals lounges for travellers landing rather than departing
Domestic Terminal (GAT)
Lagos's domestic operation runs from the General Aviation Terminal and MMA2. Lounge coverage on the domestic side is thin compared with international — the VIP Lounge is the airside domestic option, reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass.
- —Far fewer lounges than the International Terminal
- —The VIP Lounge is the domestic airside option (DragonPass / Priority Pass)
- —If you're connecting domestic-to-international, you'll change terminals
How to get into lounges at LOS.
Lagos is a DragonPass and Priority Pass airport first and foremost — those two memberships unlock the largest number of lounges. Airline and alliance access is limited to a few branded lounges, and several lounges also sell walk-in day passes.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of LOS lounges, including most of the airside International Terminal contract lounges and the domestic VIP Lounge. It's the single most useful membership here.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at several of the International Terminal lounges (including The Atelier, First Lounge, Skyway and the VIP Lounge). Check the per-lounge page, as coverage is narrower than DragonPass.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
British Airways (oneworld) and Air France (SkyTeam) run their own lounges for premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders; Star Alliance partners are served at the ASL and Things To Remember lounges. Access follows your ticket and tier.
oneworld
SkyTeam
Star AllianceWalk-in day pass
Several Lagos lounges sell entry at the door — including the Newrest ASL Premium Lounge and the Llegada arrivals lounges — so you can pay per visit without a membership.
Business & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on your carrier (or an alliance partner) gets you into that airline's lounge — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of Lagos.
British Airways
Air FranceKnow before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass covers more LOS lounges than Priority Pass — if you only carry one, it's the better bet here.
- —Many Lagos lounges are independent contract lounges rather than airline-branded, so the membership matters more than your airline.
Airside vs landside
- —Most lounges are airside, after immigration and security — clear the checkpoint first.
- —First Lounge is landside, useful if you arrive early and want to settle before security.
- —Arrivals lounges (Llegada) are for travellers landing, not departing — don't confuse them with the airside departure lounges.
Give yourself time
- —Lagos check-in, immigration and security can be slow at peak — arrive early and don't count on a long lounge stay.
- —Lounges can fill around the evening European long-haul bank; go earlier if you want a seat.
Domestic is different
- —The domestic terminals (GAT / MMA2) have far fewer lounges than international — the VIP Lounge is the main option.
- —Domestic-to-international connections mean changing terminals, so plan the transfer time.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at several Lagos lounges in the International Terminal — including The Atelier, First Lounge and Skyway Premium — and at the domestic VIP Lounge. DragonPass covers an even wider set, so if you hold both, DragonPass opens more doors at LOS.
We track 18 lounges at Murtala Muhammed International (LOS). All but one are in the International Terminal; the single domestic option is the VIP Lounge in the GAT terminal.
For the widest access, The Atelier Lounge in the International Terminal works on DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld. If you're flying British Airways in a premium cabin, the British Airways Lounge is the most consistent branded experience.
Yes — several lounges sell a walk-in day pass at the door, including the Newrest ASL Premium Lounge and the Llegada arrivals lounges, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status.
Yes, but coverage is thin compared with international. The VIP Lounge is the domestic airside option and is reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass.
Yes. The Llegada Arrival Lounge offers a pay-per-visit space to freshen up and regroup after landing — useful after a long-haul flight into Lagos, and separate from the airside departure lounges.
Most LOS lounges are airside, so you'll pass immigration and security first. A couple of options, such as First Lounge, are landside — handy if you arrive early and want to settle before the checkpoint.
British Airways runs a oneworld lounge and Air France a SkyTeam lounge for their premium-cabin and eligible status passengers; Star Alliance partners are served at the ASL and Things To Remember lounges. Access depends on your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.