Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounges
Leipzig/Halle · Leipzig, Germany
Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ) keeps things simple for lounge-goers: the Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sits airside in Terminal B, just past security and next to the Lufthansa Lounge. It is a pay-in lounge open to any traveller buying a day pass, with a hot and cold buffet, full bar and complimentary drinks, no airline status or membership required.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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Last updated June 25, 2026
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Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge
The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is the airport's main airside lounge, sitting in Terminal B just past security next to the Lufthansa Lounge. It welcomes pay-in guests and includes a hot and cold buffet and a bar, making it the default choice for almost any departure from LEJ.
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The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sits airside in Terminal B at LEJ, just past security and next to the Lufthansa Lounge. It is a pay-in lounge that welcomes walk-in guests, so you can buy a…
Participating dining venues (1)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
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Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Leipzig/Halle lounges by terminal.
Terminal B
Terminal B is the main terminal at Leipzig/Halle and home to the airport's lounge. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sits airside, just after the security checkpoint and beside the Lufthansa Lounge. It is a pay-in lounge, so any traveller can buy a day pass; expect a hot and cold buffet, soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits.
- —Airside, just past the Terminal B security checkpoint
- —Located next to the Lufthansa Lounge
- —Pay-in day pass — no airline status or membership needed
- —Hot and cold buffet plus a full bar
How to get into lounges at LEJ.
Leipzig/Halle is a pay-per-visit airport when it comes to lounges. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sells a walk-in day pass open to any traveller, so you don't need airline status or a lounge membership to get in. Clear security in Terminal B first, then follow the signs for the lounges — it sits airside, next to the Lufthansa Lounge.
Walk-in day pass
The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge welcomes pay-in customers, so you can buy a day pass and use the lounge without any airline status or membership. Booking ahead online, where available, is usually cheaper than paying at the door and locks in your spot at busy times.
Independent airside lounge
The lounge is an independent, pay-in lounge rather than an airline-branded one, so access is open to travellers across carriers. It sits airside in Terminal B, just past security, which makes it a straightforward option once you've cleared the checkpoint.
After security in Terminal B
Access is airside: clear Terminal B security first, then head for the lounge area. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is located next to the Lufthansa Lounge, so look for that signage as you make your way to the gates.
Airline lounges
Lufthansa operates its own lounge alongside the Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge in Terminal B, reserved for eligible Lufthansa and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and status holders. If you're flying Lufthansa in a qualifying fare, your ticket may include that lounge directly.
Know before you go.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status.
- —Booking online ahead of time, where offered, is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
- —The day pass includes a hot and cold buffet plus soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits.
Find it in Terminal B
- —The lounge is airside in Terminal B — clear security before you head for it.
- —It sits right next to the Lufthansa Lounge, a useful landmark when you're finding your way.
- —Follow the airside lounge signage once you're through the checkpoint.
Timing your visit
- —Leipzig/Halle is a mid-sized airport, so security is usually quick — you may have time to relax in the lounge before boarding.
- —Arrive with a little buffer so you can enjoy the buffet rather than rushing through.
- —Check the lounge's opening hours against your flight time, as a single lounge may not run around the clock.
Know your options
- —If you're flying Lufthansa in a premium cabin or with status, your ticket may include the adjacent Lufthansa Lounge instead.
- —For everyone else, the pay-in Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is the open-access option in Terminal B.
- —There is no separate arrivals lounge here — the lounge is for departing, airside passengers.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track one lounge at Leipzig/Halle (LEJ): the Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge, located airside in Terminal B just past security, next to the Lufthansa Lounge. Lufthansa also operates its own lounge nearby for its eligible premium-cabin and status passengers.
Yes. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is a pay-in lounge that welcomes walk-in guests, so you can buy a day pass and use it without airline status, frequent-flyer tier or a lounge membership.
The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is in Terminal B, airside after the security checkpoint, located next to the Lufthansa Lounge. Clear security first, then follow the signs for the lounges.
Yes. The day pass includes a hot and cold buffet along with complimentary soft drinks, house wine and beer, and spirits — a full bar and buffet rather than just snacks.
Yes. Lufthansa operates its own lounge in Terminal B, next to the pay-in Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge. The Lufthansa Lounge is reserved for eligible Lufthansa and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and status holders.
Yes. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge welcomes pay-in customers, so a walk-in day pass is the standard way in. Booking online ahead of time, where available, is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
After security. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge is airside in Terminal B, so you'll clear the security checkpoint before reaching it. There is no landside lounge at LEJ.
Terminal B. The Leipzig/Halle Airport Lounge sits airside in Terminal B, next to the Lufthansa Lounge, after the security checkpoint.
