Xuzhou Guanyin Airport Lounges
Guanyin Airport · Xuzhou City, China Mainland
Xuzhou Guanyin Airport (XUZ) is a compact regional gateway in Jiangsu, and all five of its lounges sit in Terminal 2 after security. Most are pay-in or contract lounges reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass, with two paid-entry options. Expect simple snacks, soft drinks and quiet seating rather than full buffets.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at XUZ, 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 Guanyin 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
Where we'd actually go.
First Class Lounge
The First Class Lounge near Gate 8 is the most flexible option at Xuzhou, accepting both DragonPass and Priority Pass. It sits airside in Terminal 2 with newspapers, snacks and soft drinks, so it works for the widest set of travellers without needing a paid ticket.
First class lounge (T2 domestic)
The First Class Lounge in the T2 domestic area, west of KFC by Gate 2, is the best-equipped DragonPass option here — it adds hot and cold food, Wi-Fi, charging and computer access alongside the usual snacks and soft drinks.
Asia Europe Aviation Lounge
The Asia Europe Aviation Lounge opposite Gate 14 is the dedicated Priority Pass option at Xuzhou, with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, refreshments and flight information in the domestic departures area on the second floor.
International First Class Lounge
The International First Class Lounge near Gate 6 sells walk-in entry and is the best-equipped paid-entry option, with hot and cold food, Wi-Fi, charging and computer access — handy if you don't hold a lounge membership.
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The Asia Europe Aviation Lounge is the dedicated Priority Pass option at Xuzhou Guanyin Airport, on the second floor of Terminal 2's domestic departures, opposite Boarding Gate 14. It's…
The First Class Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Xuzhou Guanyin Airport, near Gate 8 after passport control and the security check. It's the most flexible lounge at XUZ, accepting both…
This First Class Lounge sits airside in the Terminal 2 domestic area at Xuzhou Guanyin Airport, just west of the KFC by Gate 2. It's a DragonPass lounge and one of the best-equipped at XUZ:…
The International First Class Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Xuzhou Guanyin Airport, near Gate 6 in the international area, after the security check. It sells walk-in paid entry, so…
Relaxations
★2.4Relaxations at Xuzhou Guanyin Airport is a paid-entry rest space rather than a traditional lounge. It offers sleep pods and semi-private rest areas where you can stretch out and nap between…
Guanyin Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 2
Xuzhou Guanyin operates from Terminal 2, and every lounge we track sits airside here after the security check. Two are contract lounges on DragonPass or Priority Pass, two sell walk-in paid entry, and one is a sleep-pod rest space. They cluster around the domestic departures gates, with the international option near Gate 6.
- —All five XUZ lounges are airside in Terminal 2 after security
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass each cover one or more contract lounges
- —Two lounges sell walk-in paid entry for travellers without a membership
- —Expect snacks, soft drinks and quiet seating rather than large buffets
How to get into lounges at XUZ.
Xuzhou is a membership-and-pay-in airport. DragonPass and Priority Pass each open one or more of the contract lounges, while two lounges sell walk-in paid entry for travellers without a membership. There are no airline or alliance lounges here, so your card or a paid ticket is the way in. Every lounge is airside in Terminal 2, so clear security first.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the First Class Lounge near Gate 8 and the First Class Lounge in the T2 domestic area by Gate 2. It's one of the two most useful memberships at Xuzhou; check the per-lounge page to confirm which one matches your gate.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass opens the First Class Lounge near Gate 8 and the Asia Europe Aviation Lounge opposite Gate 14. Coverage is split across lounges, so confirm your specific lounge before clearing security.
Priority PassWalk-in paid entry
The International First Class Lounge near Gate 6 and the Relaxations rest space both sell entry at the door, so you can pay per visit without a membership or airline status.
Know before you go.
Match the lounge to your gate
- —Xuzhou's lounges sit by different gates in Terminal 2 — the First Class Lounge is near Gate 8, the domestic First Class Lounge by Gate 2, Asia Europe Aviation opposite Gate 14 and the International First Class Lounge near Gate 6.
- —Check which gate your lounge is near before clearing security so you don't double back across the terminal.
- —All five are airside, so go through the security check first.
Know your access
- —The First Class Lounge near Gate 8 takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, so it's the safest bet if you hold either card.
- —Priority Pass holders without that lounge can use the Asia Europe Aviation Lounge opposite Gate 14.
- —No membership? The International First Class Lounge near Gate 6 and the Relaxations rest space both sell walk-in entry.
Set your expectations
- —These are compact regional lounges — expect snacks, soft drinks and quiet seating rather than a full hot buffet.
- —The domestic First Class Lounge by Gate 2 and the International First Class Lounge near Gate 6 are the best-equipped, adding hot and cold food, Wi-Fi and charging.
- —Several lounges note a maximum two-hour stay, so they suit a pre-flight rest rather than a long layover.
Hours and timing
- —Most Xuzhou lounges open from around 08:00 to 22:00, so very early or late flights may fall outside lounge hours.
- —The Relaxations sleep-pod space is best if you want to lie down and nap rather than sit and eat.
- —Arrive with a little buffer — these are small spaces and seating can be limited at peak.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track five lounges at Xuzhou Guanyin (XUZ), all airside in Terminal 2 after security. Two are contract lounges on DragonPass or Priority Pass, two sell walk-in paid entry, and one is a sleep-pod rest space.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the First Class Lounge near Gate 8 and the Asia Europe Aviation Lounge opposite Gate 14 in Terminal 2. Check the per-lounge page to confirm which one is closest to your gate.
Yes. DragonPass opens the First Class Lounge near Gate 8 and the First Class Lounge in the Terminal 2 domestic area by Gate 2. The Gate 8 lounge also accepts Priority Pass.
Yes. The International First Class Lounge near Gate 6 and the Relaxations rest space both sell walk-in paid entry, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status.
All five lounges are airside in Terminal 2, after the security check. Clear security first, then follow the signage to the lounge nearest your departure gate.
No. Xuzhou Guanyin's lounges are independent contract and pay-in lounges rather than airline-branded ones. Access is through DragonPass, Priority Pass or a walk-in paid ticket.
Most offer snacks, soft drinks, newspapers, air conditioning and flight information. The better-equipped lounges, such as the domestic and international First Class Lounges, add hot and cold food, Wi-Fi, charging and computer access.
Yes. Relaxations is a sleep-pod and rest space in Terminal 2 with pods and semi-private areas where you can stretch out and nap. It is a paid-entry space and offers less privacy than a traditional lounge.