Super Lounge
★4.0(2,546 reviews)CTS
A Japanese-style card lounge — your route in without airline status at CTS.
Super Lounge is New Chitose's main 'card lounge' on the domestic side — a long-standing model at Japanese airports where holders of various eligible Japanese-issued credit cards get in, alongside guests who simply pay at the door. That makes it the most useful lounge at CTS for travellers without airline status or a Priority Pass / DragonPass membership. Inside, it's a comfortable, practical space: seating to settle into, power points to charge up and complimentary refreshments to hand, with alcoholic drinks and additional snacks available to purchase. It won't match the airline lounges for finish, but it's a reliable, accessible spot to wait out a domestic departure in comfort. If you carry an eligible Japanese card, entry is usually included; if not, you can pay in.
Crowding · varies
Power points, Wi-Fi and comfortable seating make this a workable spot for email and light work before a domestic flight — a practical card lounge rather than a dedicated business space.
Complimentary soft drinks and refreshments come with entry, in the typical Japanese card-lounge style, while alcoholic drinks and additional snacks are available to purchase. It's set up for a comfortable drink and a sit rather than a full meal.
Dietary: Light snack options
In the Domestic Terminal; follow signs to the Super Lounge.
- 01Check in at the Domestic Terminal
- 02Follow signage to the Super Lounge
- 03Present an eligible card or pay at the door
- 04Take a seat and settle in
Landmarks: Domestic Terminal · Card lounge signage
ℹ New Chitose (CTS)
Included: Food for sale · Complimentary soft drinks · Premium drinks for sale
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
Super Lounge is the easiest CTS lounge to get into without airline status — eligible Japanese cards and pay-in guests are welcome.
Check whether your card qualifies; many Japanese-issued credit cards include access to lounges like this.
Complimentary refreshments come with entry, but alcohol and extra snacks are pay-extra.
It's in the Domestic Terminal — international flyers should use the lounges in the other building.
A reliable fallback when the airline lounges aren't an option for you.
Quick answers.
It's a Japanese card lounge — holders of various eligible Japanese-issued credit cards get in, and others can pay at the door. No airline status is required.
Soft drinks and refreshments come with entry, while alcoholic drinks and additional snacks are available to purchase.
In New Chitose's Domestic Terminal. Follow the lounge signage after check-in.
