Clark Airport Lounges
Clark International Airport · Manila, Philippines
Clark International (CRK) is the alternative gateway to the Manila region, north of the capital in Central Luzon. We track two lounges in its single passenger terminal: the airside Marhaba Lounge, a pay-per-visit option on DragonPass and oneworld, and the VIP Lounge for Star Alliance passengers before departures.
Content updated June 24, 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 Clark 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 24, 2026
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Marhaba Lounge
The Marhaba Lounge is the most flexible option at Clark — it sits airside on the departure level, accepts DragonPass and oneworld access, and sells a walk-in day pass, so most travellers can get in without specific airline status. It also has the fuller amenity list, including showers, sleep pods and a prayer room.
Marhaba Lounge
Marhaba is the lounge to know if you don't hold airline status — it's purchasable, so you can buy entry for a single visit on DragonPass or at the door, with a hot and cold spread, alcoholic drinks, Wi-Fi and a runway view while you wait.
VIP Lounge
The VIP Lounge serves Star Alliance passengers in the pre-departure area, with a quiet, contemporary space, snacks, hot and cold beverages, alcoholic drinks and workstations — a comfortable spot to settle before a Star Alliance flight from Clark.
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Marhaba Lounge
★4.5The Marhaba Lounge is the most flexible lounge at Clark International Airport, sitting airside on the 3rd-level departure area. It accepts DragonPass and oneworld access and sells a walk-in…
VIP Lounge
★4.4The VIP Lounge at Clark International Airport serves Star Alliance passengers from the pre-departure area on the 1st floor. It's a comfortable, contemporary space with seating zones for…
Clark International Airport lounges by terminal.
Passenger Terminal
Clark runs from a single passenger terminal, so both of its lounges sit in the same building. The Marhaba Lounge is airside on the 3rd-level departure area, reachable after security on DragonPass, oneworld or a paid day pass. The VIP Lounge is in the pre-departure area for Star Alliance passengers. Match your lounge to your access method rather than to a terminal.
- —Single passenger terminal — both lounges are in the same building
- —Marhaba Lounge is airside on the departure level (DragonPass, oneworld, walk-in)
- —VIP Lounge serves Star Alliance passengers in the pre-departure area
- —Marhaba carries the fuller amenity list, including showers and sleep pods
How to get into lounges at CRK.
Clark is a small lounge field with two routes in. The Marhaba Lounge is the broadest option — it takes DragonPass and oneworld and sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without airline status. The VIP Lounge is for Star Alliance passengers. Always check your access method, as the two lounges don't share the same entry rules.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the airside Marhaba Lounge — the single most useful membership at Clark, since it pairs with the lounge that also sells walk-in entry and carries the fuller amenity list.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Marhaba Lounge is purchasable, so you can buy entry for a single visit rather than holding a membership or status. Booking ahead where possible is usually cheaper and guarantees a spot at busier times.
Airline & alliance lounges
oneworld passengers and eligible status holders can use the Marhaba Lounge, while Star Alliance passengers are served at the VIP Lounge in the pre-departure area. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
Star AllianceBusiness & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on a oneworld carrier can open the Marhaba Lounge, and a Star Alliance premium ticket can reach the VIP Lounge — the simplest route in if you're flying business or first out of Clark.
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Lead with Marhaba
- —The Marhaba Lounge covers the most travellers — DragonPass, oneworld and a walk-in day pass all get you in.
- —It's the lounge with the fuller amenity list at Clark, including showers, private sleep pods and a prayer room.
- —If you don't hold airline status, Marhaba is the one to aim for, since it's purchasable.
Match the lounge to your access
- —Marhaba takes DragonPass, oneworld and paid entry; the VIP Lounge is for Star Alliance passengers.
- —The two lounges don't share access rules, so check which one fits your card or airline before you travel.
- —Both are in Clark's single passenger terminal, so you won't need to change buildings between them.
Mind the hours
- —The Marhaba Lounge keeps limited hours (roughly early afternoon into the early morning), so confirm it's open for your departure.
- —There's a maximum stay at the Marhaba Lounge, so plan around a shorter visit rather than a long layover.
- —The VIP Lounge's opening can follow the flight schedule — check before you rely on it for an off-peak departure.
Freshen up before a long flight
- —The Marhaba Lounge has shower facilities and sleep pods — useful before a long-haul or an overnight departure.
- —It also offers a runway view and a quieter space than the terminal floor for waiting out a wait.
- —Both lounges serve hot and cold food and drinks, so you can eat before boarding rather than at the gate.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Clark International (CRK), both in its single passenger terminal: the airside Marhaba Lounge, which takes DragonPass, oneworld and a walk-in day pass, and the VIP Lounge for Star Alliance passengers in the pre-departure area.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the airside Marhaba Lounge at Clark — the broadest option here, since the same lounge also sells walk-in entry and serves oneworld passengers.
Yes. The Marhaba Lounge is purchasable, so you can buy a walk-in day pass for a single visit without holding airline status. DragonPass also opens the same lounge if you carry it.
For most travellers, the Marhaba Lounge is the pick — it's airside, takes DragonPass, oneworld and a day pass, and carries the fuller amenity list, including showers and sleep pods. Star Alliance passengers use the VIP Lounge instead.
Yes. The VIP Lounge in the pre-departure area serves Star Alliance passengers, with snacks, hot and cold beverages, alcoholic drinks and workstations.
Yes. The Marhaba Lounge lists shower facilities, along with private sleep pods, a prayer room and a runway view — useful before a long-haul or overnight departure from Clark.
The Marhaba Lounge is airside, on the 3rd-level departure area after security. The VIP Lounge is in the pre-departure area of the terminal. Both sit in Clark's single passenger terminal.
Yes. The Marhaba Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit rather than holding a membership or status. There is a maximum stay, so plan for a shorter visit.