Naples Airport Lounges
Naples International Airport · Naples, Italy
Naples International (NAP) is a compact single-terminal airport, and the two lounges we track both sit airside after security. The Pearl Lounge near gate C19 is the flexible all-rounder — Priority Pass, DragonPass and the major alliances all get you in, plus walk-in entry. The Caruso Lounge near gates C16-C18 serves Star Alliance passengers.
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 Naples 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 25, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Pearl Lounge
The Pearl Lounge has the widest access at Naples — Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld all get you in, and it sells walk-in entry too. Sitting airside in front of gate C19 with showers, Wi-Fi and a hot and cold buffet, it's the default choice for most departures from NAP.
Caruso Lounge
The Caruso Lounge is the Star Alliance option at Naples, airside on the first floor near gates C16-C18. Decorated in a contemporary Italian style with leather seating and tarmac views, it serves a complimentary hot and cold buffet with a bar, and offers a calmer setting for Star Alliance status and premium-cabin passengers.
Pearl Lounge
If you don't hold airline status or a lounge membership, the Pearl Lounge sells walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit at Naples. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying at the door, and you still get the showers, Wi-Fi and hot and cold buffet that come with the airport's most flexible lounge.
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Pearl Lounge
★2.8Pearl Lounge at Naples International Airport, airside after security and passport control in front of gate C19. It's the most flexible lounge at NAP: it accepts Priority Pass and…
Caruso Lounge
★3.9Caruso Lounge at Naples International Airport, airside on the first floor near gates C16-C18, after security. It's the Star Alliance lounge at NAP, decorated in a contemporary Italian style…
Naples International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Naples operates from a single compact passenger terminal, and both lounges sit airside after security and passport control. The Pearl Lounge in front of gate C19 is the flexible independent option, covering Priority Pass, DragonPass and all three major alliances plus walk-in entry. The Caruso Lounge, on the first floor near gates C16-C18, is the dedicated Star Alliance lounge. Both keep the same daily hours.
- —Single-terminal airport — both lounges are airside after security
- —Pearl Lounge (gate C19) takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and walk-in entry
- —Caruso Lounge (gates C16-C18) serves Star Alliance passengers
- —Both lounges run 05:00-21:00 daily
How to get into lounges at NAP.
Naples is a straightforward airport for lounge access — the Pearl Lounge covers nearly every route, including Priority Pass, DragonPass, the three major alliances and walk-in day passes, so you can get in whether you carry a membership, hold airline status or just want to pay at the door. The Caruso Lounge is reserved for Star Alliance passengers. Both are airside, so clear security and passport control first.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Pearl Lounge, the airside independent lounge in front of gate C19. It's the simplest way in if you carry the card, and the lounge also takes DragonPass and sells walk-in entry as backup.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the Pearl Lounge at Naples. If you hold both DragonPass and Priority Pass, either works here, so you have a reliable membership route into the airport's most flexible lounge.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Pearl Lounge sells walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying at the door and helps secure a spot at busy times.
Airline & alliance lounges
SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld status passengers can use the Pearl Lounge, while the Caruso Lounge is dedicated to Star Alliance passengers. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier, so check your alliance before choosing a lounge.
Star Alliance
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oneworldKnow before you go.
Pearl is the flexible one
- —The Pearl Lounge covers the widest set of access routes at Naples — Priority Pass, DragonPass, all three alliances and walk-in entry.
- —If you don't hold airline status or a membership, the Pearl Lounge still lets you pay per visit at the door.
- —Pre-booking a walk-in slot online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
Both lounges are airside
- —Naples runs from a single terminal, and both lounges sit airside after security and passport control — clear the checkpoint first.
- —The Pearl Lounge is in front of gate C19; the Caruso Lounge is on the first floor near gates C16-C18.
- —Match your lounge to your alliance — Caruso is Star Alliance only, while Pearl is open to more travellers.
Plan around the hours
- —Both lounges open at 05:00 and close at 21:00 daily, so a very early or late flight may fall outside lounge hours.
- —Naples is busiest in the summer season — arrive early if you want a relaxed lounge stay before a peak departure.
- —The Pearl Lounge has shower facilities, useful before a long onward flight or after an early start.
Make the most of access
- —If you carry both Priority Pass and DragonPass, either gets you into the Pearl Lounge — no need to choose.
- —Star Alliance status or a premium-cabin Star Alliance ticket opens both the Caruso and Pearl lounges.
- —Both lounges serve a complimentary hot and cold buffet with a bar, so you can eat before boarding.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 2 lounges at Naples International (NAP), both airside in the single passenger terminal. The Pearl Lounge sits in front of gate C19 and the Caruso Lounge is on the first floor near gates C16-C18.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Pearl Lounge, the airside independent lounge in front of gate C19. The same lounge also takes DragonPass and sells walk-in entry, so you have several ways in.
Yes. The Pearl Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status. Booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
For the widest access, the Pearl Lounge works on Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld, plus walk-in entry, and it has showers and a hot and cold buffet. If you're flying Star Alliance, the Caruso Lounge is the dedicated alliance option.
Yes. The Caruso Lounge is the Star Alliance lounge at Naples, airside on the first floor near gates C16-C18. It serves a complimentary hot and cold buffet with a bar in a contemporary Italian setting.
Yes. Both lounges are airside, so you'll pass security and passport control first. The Pearl Lounge is in front of gate C19 and the Caruso Lounge is near gates C16-C18.
Both the Pearl Lounge and the Caruso Lounge open from 05:00 to 21:00 daily. A very early-morning or late-evening flight may fall outside these hours, so check the timing of your departure.
Yes. The Pearl Lounge has shower facilities, along with Wi-Fi, a hot and cold buffet, a bar and a TV room — useful before a long onward flight or after an early start.