Singapore Changi Airport Lounges
Changi Airport · Singapore, Singapore
We track 18 lounges at Singapore Changi (SIN), across Terminals 1 to 4 and landside at Jewel. They range from airline and alliance lounges for Star Alliance, oneworld and Emirates passengers to independent lounges you can enter on DragonPass, Priority Pass or a pay-in basis.
Fact checked by LoungeDeal on June 26, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at SIN, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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Our editorial team reviews every Changi Airport lounge against first-hand visit notes, verified Google Maps ratings, and official access rules from Priority Pass, DragonPass and the airline alliances. Editor's picks are independent — never paid placements — and this guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies.
Last verified June 26, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
SATS Premier Lounge (T3)
The SATS Premier Lounge in Terminal 3 is one of the easier ways in at Changi: per our facts it accepts both DragonPass and Priority Pass, and lists a pay-in day pass. It lists showers, hot and cold buffets, a full bar, massage chairs and a business centre.
Singapore Airlines The Private Room
Singapore Airlines' The Private Room is described as one of the world's most exclusive airport lounges, dedicated to the airline's First and Suites Class passengers. Its description notes it was remodelled and expanded in early 2022 and now has a dedicated entrance. It carries the highest review score among the SIN lounges we track.
Plaza Premium Lounge
The Plaza Premium Lounge in Terminal 1 is on Priority Pass and lists a pay-in day pass. It lists showers, hot and cold buffets, complimentary house wine, beer and liquor, and a business centre, and carries one of the highest review counts among the lounges we track. Check current rates before you travel.
Changi Lounge
The Changi Lounge sits landside at Jewel Changi, after Arrival Immigration on Level 1. Per our facts it accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass, with pay-in entry also available, with showers, a hot buffet, a full drinks list and a conference room in a quiet, modern space.
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The Ambassador Transit Lounge(T2) at Changi Airport is open around the clock and sits airside after passport control. It includes a hot and cold buffet, complimentary soft drinks, Wi-Fi and…
Blossom sits airside in Terminal 4, accessible after passport control and security. You get a complimentary hot and cold buffet plus house wine, beer, and spirits included. The lounge is…
Changi Lounge
★4.2Changi Lounge sits landside at Level 1 of Jewel Changi Airport, accessible after Arrival Immigration — no airside security pass needed. It's open 06:00–22:00 and offers a complimentary hot…
Dnata Lounge
★3.5The Dnata Lounge at Singapore Changi is listed in our facts as a paid-entry lounge. Our facts don't include a description, an amenity list, opening hours or a price, so several details are…
Hub & Spoke
★4.1Hub & Spoke sits landside in Terminal 2, so you can use it before or after clearing security — whether you're departing, arriving, or transiting. Confirmed amenities include hot and cold…
Marhaba Lounge sits airside in Terminal 3 at Changi Airport, serving international departures. It offers hot and cold food, alcoholic drinks, Wi-Fi, and shower facilities. Maximum stay is 3…
Plaza Premium Lounge sits airside in Terminal 1 at Changi Airport, open all day. It offers complimentary hot and cold buffets, soft drinks, Wi-Fi, and a business centre. The stay is capped…
The Qatar Airways Premium Lounge at Singapore Changi opened in January 2020, per its description, which notes the club welcomes Qatar Airways passengers (the description is truncated in our…
This airside lounge in Changi Terminal 3 serves a hot and cold buffet alongside a full complimentary bar. You'll also find Wi-Fi, a business centre, massage chairs and shower facilities.…
The Emirates Lounge at Changi serves a complimentary hot and cold buffet alongside a self-serve bar covering soft drinks, wine, beer and spirits. Shower suites, a prayer room and a business…
The British Airways Lounge at Singapore Changi was completely remodelled in August 2015 and refreshed in December 2024, per its description. Designed by Singapore firm Kingsmen and…
The Cathay Pacific Lounge at Singapore Changi is described as the very first airline lounge at the ultra-modern Terminal 4, opened on 31 October 2017. Per our facts, access is via oneworld,…
The Qantas First Class Lounge at Singapore Changi opened in November 2019, per its description, at Terminal 1 near the D gates — a 10-minute walk from the original Qantas Singapore Lounge,…
The Singapore Airlines First Class Lounge at Changi Terminal 3 welcomes customers booked in First Class on Star Alliance member airlines, plus Singapore Airlines Solitaire PPS Club members…
The Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Gold Lounge at Changi Terminal 3 welcomes Star Alliance Gold passengers flying in economy, per its description; Business Class passengers use the nearby…
The Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge at Changi Terminal 2 was remodelled in 2011, per its description. Guests enjoy a large selection of warm and cold buffet-style food, plus…
The Private Room is described as one of the world's most exclusive airport lounges, dedicated to Singapore Airlines' own First and Suites Class passengers. Per its description, it's…
The Qantas Singapore Lounge at Changi Airport provides complimentary hot and cold buffet, snacks, and a full bar including house wine, beer, and liquor. Access is available to oneworld…
Participating dining venues (6)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Asian Street Kitchen
Chutney Mary Indian Fast Food
Crystal Jade Go
Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao
Kaveri Express Indian Vegetarian
Tiger Den
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Changi Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 holds the independent Plaza Premium Lounge, reached airside up the escalator next to gate C1. The Qantas First Class Lounge is described as being at Terminal 1 near the D gates, for eligible oneworld passengers, while the original Qantas Singapore Lounge now functions as a Business Class lounge for oneworld travellers.
- —Plaza Premium Lounge is airside, on Priority Pass with a pay-in day pass
- —Qantas First Class Lounge is described as Terminal 1, near the D gates (oneworld)
- —The Qantas Singapore Lounge serves oneworld Business Class passengers
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 has the landside Hub & Spoke lounge, reached from Level 1 via the exit to Coach Bay, with a colonial-themed, garden feel on DragonPass. The Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge is described as being at Terminal 2 for Star Alliance Gold and Business Class passengers.
- —Hub & Spoke is landside, on DragonPass with a pay-in day pass
- —SilverKris Lounge is described as Terminal 2 (Star Alliance Gold or Business Class)
- —SilverKris lists a buffet and a bar including Champagne, per its description
Terminal 3
Terminal 3 is the busiest for lounges in our facts. The independent Marhaba Lounge, SATS Premier Lounge and Ambassador Transit Lounge all sit airside and accept DragonPass (SATS Premier and Ambassador also take Priority Pass). Singapore Airlines' KrisFlyer Gold and First Class lounges are described as being in Terminal 3 for Star Alliance passengers.
- —Marhaba, SATS Premier and Ambassador Transit are airside independents on DragonPass
- —SATS Premier and Ambassador Transit also accept Priority Pass and list a pay-in day pass
- —SIA KrisFlyer Gold and First Class lounges are described as Terminal 3 (Star Alliance)
Terminal 4
Terminal 4 holds the independent Blossom lounge, reached airside on the Level 2 Mezzanine, accessible on DragonPass with a pay-in day pass. The Cathay Pacific Lounge is described as the first airline lounge at the ultra-modern Terminal 4, for eligible oneworld passengers.
- —Blossom is airside on the Level 2 Mezzanine, on DragonPass with a pay-in day pass
- —Cathay Pacific Lounge is described as Terminal 4's first airline lounge (oneworld)
- —Both list hot and cold buffets and a full drinks list
Jewel Changi (landside)
The Changi Lounge sits landside at Jewel Changi, after Arrival Immigration on Level 1, near Lift Lobby E and opposite the Early Check-in counters. Per our facts it accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass alongside a walk-in day-pass option, making it handy on arrival or before check-in.
- —Landside at Jewel Changi, Level 1, after Arrival Immigration
- —Accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass, with a pay-in day pass
- —Lists showers, a hot buffet, a full drinks list and a conference room
Terminal not specified in our facts
Our facts sheet doesn't pin a terminal for several airline and pay-in lounges. The Dnata Lounge and Qatar Airways Premium Lounge are pay-in options; the British Airways Lounge serves oneworld passengers; The Private Room and the Emirates Lounge are branded airline lounges. Confirm the terminal with the airline before you travel.
- —Dnata Lounge and Qatar Airways Premium Lounge are pay-in options
- —British Airways Lounge serves oneworld Sapphire and Business Class passengers
- —The Private Room (Singapore Airlines) and the Emirates Lounge are branded airline lounges
How to get into lounges at SIN.
Access to Changi's lounges depends on the lounge. Several independents accept DragonPass or Priority Pass, or sell a pay-in day pass so you don't need status, while the airline lounges are tied to Star Alliance, oneworld or Emirates eligibility. Lounges are spread in every terminal plus landside at Jewel, so always confirm which terminal your lounge is in before you clear security.
Pay-in day pass
Several Changi lounges list a price you can pay per visit, including Blossom (T4), Marhaba (T3), SATS Premier (T3), Ambassador Transit (T3), Hub & Spoke (T2), Changi Lounge (Jewel) and Plaza Premium (T1). The Dnata and Qatar Airways Premium lounges are listed as paid entry, but our facts don't quote a figure — check current rates before you travel, and booking ahead online is often cheaper than paying at the door.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is listed for the Plaza Premium Lounge (T1), SATS Premier Lounge (T3), Ambassador Transit Lounge (T3) and Changi Lounge (Jewel). Confirm your specific lounge and terminal before you travel, as Priority Pass covers only part of the field at SIN.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass is the listed access route for Blossom (T4), Marhaba (T3), SATS Premier (T3), Ambassador Transit (T3), Hub & Spoke (T2) and Changi Lounge (Jewel). If you carry DragonPass, check the per-lounge page for the matching terminal.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
Star Alliance Gold status or a premium-cabin ticket reaches the Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Gold, SilverKris and First Class lounges and The Private Room; oneworld status reaches the Cathay Pacific, British Airways and Qantas lounges; and the Emirates Lounge serves Emirates passengers. Check the entry requirements on each lounge page.
Star Alliance
oneworld
EmiratesBusiness & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket can open the airline-aligned lounges directly: Business Class for several alliance lounges, and First Class for The Private Room, the Singapore Airlines First Class Lounge and the Qantas First Class Lounge. Some lounges, like The Private Room, are limited to specific passenger groups, so check each lounge's entry requirements.
Star AllianceoneworldEmiratesKnow before you go.
Mind the terminal
- —Changi's lounges are spread from T1 through T4 and landside at Jewel — pick a lounge in the terminal you're flying from before clearing security.
- —Our facts don't pin a terminal for several lounges, including the Dnata, British Airways, Emirates and Qatar Airways lounges — confirm those before you travel.
- —The Changi Lounge sits landside at Jewel, handy on arrival or before check-in rather than after security.
Pay-per-visit strategy
- —Blossom, Marhaba, SATS Premier, Ambassador Transit, Hub & Spoke, Changi Lounge and Plaza Premium all list a price you can pay per visit, so you can enter without status.
- —Where a lounge lists a price it's shown on its page; the Dnata and Qatar Airways Premium lounges are paid entry but don't quote a figure in our facts, so check current rates.
- —Booking a lounge slot online ahead of time is often cheaper than paying at the door and can lock in entry at busy times.
Matching access to lounge
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass each cover part of the field — SATS Premier, Ambassador Transit and Changi Lounge accept both, per our facts.
- —Star Alliance status reaches the Singapore Airlines lounges; oneworld status reaches the Cathay Pacific, British Airways and Qantas lounges.
- —The Private Room is dedicated to Singapore Airlines' own First and Suites Class passengers, per its description, so it isn't open to all premium travellers.
Opening hours vary
- —Hours differ by lounge: Marhaba lists 06:00–01:00, Hub & Spoke 07:30–22:00 and Changi Lounge 06:00–22:00, while several independents are listed as all-day.
- —Many of the airline lounges don't list hours in our facts, so confirm with the airline if you're flying at an unusual time.
- —Landside lounges like Hub & Spoke and the Changi Lounge close in the evening, so check before a late departure.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 18 lounges at Singapore Changi (SIN), across all four terminals and landside at Jewel. They include Singapore Airlines lounges such as The Private Room, the Cathay Pacific, British Airways, Qantas and Emirates lounges, and independents like Plaza Premium, SATS Premier and the Changi Lounge.
Priority Pass is listed as an access route for the Plaza Premium Lounge (Terminal 1), the SATS Premier Lounge and Ambassador Transit Lounge (Terminal 3), and the Changi Lounge at Jewel. Coverage is narrower than the pay-in route, so check that your Priority Pass lounge is in the terminal you're departing from.
Yes. Several Changi lounges list a price you can pay per visit, including Blossom, Marhaba, SATS Premier, Ambassador Transit, Hub & Spoke, the Changi Lounge and Plaza Premium. The Dnata and Qatar Airways Premium lounges are listed as paid entry too. Where a price is listed it's on the lounge page; otherwise check current rates.
DragonPass is listed for Blossom (Terminal 4), Marhaba (Terminal 3), SATS Premier (Terminal 3), Ambassador Transit (Terminal 3), Hub & Spoke (Terminal 2) and the Changi Lounge at Jewel. Several of these also accept Priority Pass, so check the per-lounge page for the matching terminal.
Yes — our facts list several. The Private Room is dedicated to Singapore Airlines' own First and Suites Class passengers; the First Class Lounge, SilverKris Lounge and KrisFlyer Gold Lounge are described as being in Terminal 3 (KrisFlyer Gold and First) and Terminal 2 (SilverKris), for Star Alliance passengers in the relevant cabins.
Plaza Premium and the Qantas lounges are described as Terminal 1; Hub & Spoke and the SilverKris Lounge as Terminal 2; Marhaba, SATS Premier, Ambassador Transit and two Singapore Airlines lounges as Terminal 3; Blossom and the Cathay Pacific Lounge as Terminal 4; and the Changi Lounge is landside at Jewel. Several airline lounges aren't pinned to a terminal in our facts.
Several do. Blossom, Marhaba, SATS Premier, Ambassador Transit, Hub & Spoke, the Changi Lounge and Plaza Premium all list showers among their amenities in our facts. For the airline lounges, the Emirates Lounge's description mentions shower suites; check the individual lounge page if a shower matters to you.
Yes. The Changi Lounge is landside at Jewel Changi, after Arrival Immigration on Level 1 near Lift Lobby E, opposite the Early Check-in counters. Per our facts it accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass as well as paid walk-in entry, with showers, a hot buffet and a full drinks list.