Moscow Domodedovo Airport Lounges
Domodedovo International Airport · Moscow, Russia
Domodedovo (DME) is one of Moscow's three main airports, and we track 8 lounges here. Two are airline and alliance lounges for Star Alliance and oneworld passengers; the rest are independent pay-in lounges — S7, Grey Wall, Shostakovich and others — that you can enter on a paid day pass, with Priority Pass accepted at one of them.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at DME, 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 Domodedovo 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
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Domodedovo Business lounge
The Domodedovo Business Lounge is the airport's flagship airline-and-alliance lounge, open to Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire passengers and business-class ticket holders. It sits airside with a hot and cold buffet, showers, a business corner and a children's area — the most complete lounge at DME.
Airport Business Lounge 2
Airport Business Lounge 2 is the easiest independent lounge to get into without status — it welcomes Priority Pass members and pay-in walk-ins, and sits airside in the International Terminal after security and immigration. A reliable choice when you just want to pay per visit.
S7 Business Lounge
The S7 Business Lounge in the International Terminal pairs a colourful, contemporary design with panoramic apron views and a full hot-and-cold buffet. Accessible from both Sectors A and B on a paid day pass, it's the standout among the airport's independent options.
Grey Wall Lounge Smoke
Grey Wall Lounge Smoke is the rare airport lounge with a dedicated indoor smoking area, plus a small non-smoking section. It serves cooked-to-order meals alongside the usual buffet and bar, on a paid day pass — useful if you want to smoke without leaving the lounge.
Every lounge. 6 bookable right now.
Airport Business Lounge 2 is the Priority Pass lounge at Moscow Domodedovo, in the International Terminal and reachable from Sectors A or B after security and immigration. It welcomes…
Grey Wall Lounge
★4.4The Grey Wall Lounge at Moscow Domodedovo welcomes Grey Wall members and holders of several other Russian airport lounge-access programs, as well as pay-in guests. It's a bright,…
Grey Wall Lounge Smoke at Moscow Domodedovo is the Grey Wall lounge built primarily for smokers, with a dedicated indoor smoking area and a small non-smoking section as well. It welcomes…
The S7 Business Lounge sits in the International Terminal at Moscow Domodedovo and is accessible from both Sectors A and B. Run by S7, the airport's largest based carrier, it pairs a…
The S7 Comfort Lounge is the pay-in lounge on the domestic side at Moscow Domodedovo, run by S7, the airport's largest based carrier. It's a compact space seating around 34 guests, with…
The Shostakovich Premier Lounge is an independent pay-in lounge at Moscow Domodedovo. Entry is by paid day pass, with no airline status needed. The offering covers complimentary snacks…
The Domodedovo Business Lounge is the flagship airline-and-alliance lounge at Moscow Domodedovo, sitting airside on the second floor. It welcomes both Star Alliance Gold and oneworld…
Horizon
★4.2Horizon is a Star Alliance lounge in the departures area at Moscow Domodedovo, open to Star Alliance Gold passengers and business-class ticket holders on member airlines. It's a calm,…
Domodedovo International Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal
Most of Domodedovo's lounges sit on the international side, reachable from Sectors A and B after security and immigration. The Domodedovo Business Lounge is the airline-and-alliance flagship for Star Alliance and oneworld passengers, while independents like the S7 Business Lounge, Airport Business Lounge 2, Shostakovich Premier Lounge and the two Grey Wall lounges sell paid day passes — with Priority Pass accepted at Airport Business Lounge 2.
- —Domodedovo Business Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire passengers
- —Airport Business Lounge 2 takes Priority Pass and pay-in walk-ins
- —S7 Business Lounge is accessible from both Sectors A and B
- —Grey Wall runs a standard lounge and a separate lounge with a smoking area
Domestic Terminal
Domodedovo handles domestic flights from the same terminal complex, and S7 — the airport's largest based carrier — runs a smaller comfort lounge on the domestic side. Coverage is thinner here than on the international side, but the S7 Comfort Lounge gives domestic departures a pay-in option with apron views.
- —The S7 Comfort Lounge is the domestic-side pay-in option
- —It seats around 34 guests with panoramic tarmac views
- —Fewer lounges than the international side — plan accordingly
How to get into lounges at DME.
Domodedovo splits cleanly into two access routes. Star Alliance and oneworld passengers travelling in business class or holding eligible status use the airline-and-alliance lounges, while everyone else relies on the independent pay-in lounges — most of Domodedovo's lounges sell a paid day pass at the door. Priority Pass coverage is limited to Airport Business Lounge 2, so check your specific lounge before you travel.
Walk-in day pass
Most of Domodedovo's lounges are independent pay-in lounges that sell entry at the door, including the S7 Business and Comfort lounges, Shostakovich Premier, Airport Business Lounge 2 and both Grey Wall lounges. This is the main way in if you don't hold airline status.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at Airport Business Lounge 2 in the International Terminal. Coverage is narrower than the pay-in route, so confirm on the per-lounge page that your Priority Pass lounge is open before relying on it.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
The Domodedovo Business Lounge welcomes Star Alliance Gold and oneworld Sapphire passengers, and the Horizon lounge serves Star Alliance. Eligible status holders and business-class passengers on member airlines get in on their ticket.
Star Alliance
oneworldBusiness & First class ticket
A business-class ticket on a Star Alliance or oneworld carrier gets you into the matching lounge at Domodedovo directly — the Business Lounge for both alliances, or the Horizon lounge for Star Alliance — with no membership needed.
Star AllianceoneworldGrey Wall & local programs
The two Grey Wall lounges admit Grey Wall card holders and accept several other Russian airport lounge-access programs, alongside pay-in entry. If you carry a domestic lounge card, check whether Grey Wall recognises it before you go.
Know before you go.
Pay-in is the main route
- —Most Domodedovo lounges are independent pay-in lounges, so you can buy a day pass at the door without any status.
- —Priority Pass only covers Airport Business Lounge 2 here — don't assume it works at every lounge.
- —If you hold Star Alliance or oneworld status, the Domodedovo Business Lounge is the better, fuller option.
Airside vs landside
- —The independent lounges sit airside in the International Terminal, reachable from Sectors A and B after security and immigration.
- —Clear passport control and security first, then follow the lounge signage to your sector.
- —Give yourself extra time — Moscow security and immigration can be slow at peak.
International vs domestic
- —Almost all of Domodedovo's lounges are on the international side; the domestic side has the S7 Comfort Lounge.
- —If you're connecting between domestic and international flights, factor in the walk and any re-screening.
- —S7 is the airport's main based carrier, so its lounges are the most common independent options.
Smoking & quiet
- —Grey Wall Lounge Smoke has a dedicated indoor smoking area plus a small non-smoking section — unusual for an airport lounge.
- —A separate, fully non-smoking Grey Wall lounge is available if you'd rather avoid smoke entirely.
- —The Domodedovo Business and Horizon lounges keep noise levels low, with quieter seating zones for relaxing or working.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 8 lounges at Domodedovo (DME). Two are airline-and-alliance lounges for Star Alliance and oneworld passengers, and the rest are independent pay-in lounges — including the S7 Business and Comfort lounges, Shostakovich Premier, Airport Business Lounge 2 and two Grey Wall lounges.
Yes, but coverage is limited. Priority Pass is accepted at Airport Business Lounge 2 in the International Terminal. Other Domodedovo lounges are independent pay-in lounges or airline-and-alliance lounges, so check the per-lounge page before relying on Priority Pass.
Yes. Most of Domodedovo's lounges are independent pay-in lounges that sell a day pass at the door, including the S7 Business Lounge, Shostakovich Premier Lounge, Airport Business Lounge 2 and both Grey Wall lounges. You don't need any airline status to use them.
If you hold Star Alliance or oneworld status or are flying business class, the Domodedovo Business Lounge is the fullest option, with a hot buffet, showers and a business corner. For pay-per-visit travellers, the S7 Business Lounge and Airport Business Lounge 2 are the standout independents.
Yes. The Domodedovo Business Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold passengers and business-class ticket holders, and the Horizon lounge also serves Star Alliance. Both are open to eligible status holders and premium-cabin passengers on member airlines.
Yes. Grey Wall Lounge Smoke has a dedicated indoor smoking area, with a small non-smoking section as well. If you prefer a smoke-free space, a separate non-smoking Grey Wall lounge is available elsewhere in the terminal.
Yes, though coverage is thinner than on the international side. The S7 Comfort Lounge serves domestic departures, seats around 34 guests and offers panoramic tarmac views, with pay-in entry and snacks and drinks available.
Yes. The independent lounges sit airside in the International Terminal, reachable from Sectors A and B after security and immigration. Clear passport control and the security checkpoint first, then follow the lounge signage to your sector.