Honolulu Airport Lounges
Honolulu International Airport · Honolulu, United States
Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International (HNL) concentrates its lounges in the main overseas Terminal 2, where the Delta Sky Club, United Club, ANA, Japan Airlines and Qantas lounges serve the long-haul carriers. A single contract lounge, IASS Hawaii, takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, while Hawaiian Airlines runs its own clubs in Terminal 1.
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Este guia é compilado a partir de fontes de companhias aéreas, alianças e operadores de salas VIP, além de regras de acesso publicadas pela Priority Pass e DragonPass — ainda não visitamos pessoalmente todas as salas VIP em Honolulu International Airport. Nada aqui é posicionamento pago, e o guia é atualizado conforme salas VIP abrem, fecham, reformam ou mudam suas políticas de acesso. Saiba mais sobre como verificamos os dados das salas VIP.
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IASS Hawaii Lounge
The IASS Hawaii Lounge in Terminal 2's Garden Court is the only HNL lounge open on a membership rather than airline status — it takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, sits airside after security, and looks out over the Japanese Garden. The most flexible way in for travellers without premium-cabin tickets.
ANA Suite Lounge
The ANA Suite Lounge is the highest-tier lounge at Honolulu, built for ANA First Class and Diamond passengers on the airline's A380 Tokyo service. A calm, minimalist Japanese space with a hot buffet and à la carte noodle bar that rarely feels crowded.
United Club
The United Club on Level 3 of the Diamond Head Concourse pairs Hawaiian-inspired decor with a hot and cold buffet, a full bar and Diamond Head views. Open to Star Alliance Gold and United Club members, it's a spacious, reliable all-rounder for most travellers.
Hawaiian Airlines The Plumeria Lounge
The Plumeria Lounge is Hawaiian Airlines' premium space for international Business Class and mainland First Class passengers, and it also sells pay-in entry — the better of the airline's two Honolulu clubs by some distance.
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The Premier Club is Hawaiian Airlines' more modest lounge at Honolulu, on a lower level near Gate A18. It serves Premier Club members, Hawaiian Gold and Platinum elites and inter-island…
The Plumeria Lounge is Hawaiian Airlines' premium club at Honolulu, the better of the carrier's two lounges at the airport. It welcomes Hawaiian's premium long-haul passengers —…
The HIS LeaLea Airport Lounge at Honolulu is a pay-per-use lounge open to all passengers, regardless of airline or class of service. Run by the Japanese travel operator HIS, it primarily…
The IASS Hawaii Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2's Garden Court at Honolulu, and it's the only contract lounge at the airport — open on both DragonPass and Priority Pass. It's a modest,…
USO Center
★4.6The USO Center at Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is a dedicated facility for U.S. Armed Forces service members — active duty, Reserve and Guard — and their families.…
ANA Lounge
★4.6The ANA Lounge sits on the 3rd floor near Gate C4 in the international section of Honolulu's Terminal 2, supporting ANA's large A380 operation between Tokyo and Honolulu. It serves Star…
ANA Suite Lounge
★4.6The ANA Suite Lounge is the highest-tier lounge at Honolulu, near Gate C4 in the international section of Terminal 2. It serves ANA First Class passengers and ANA Mileage Club Diamond…
Delta Sky Club
★4.4The Delta Sky Club at Honolulu sits across from Gate F1 and serves Delta business- and first-class passengers plus SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders. It pairs clean, modern decor with…
The Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge sits airside on Level 3 of Honolulu's International Terminal and serves oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers. At HNL the JAL…
The Korean Air Lounge at Honolulu sits airside in Terminal 2, reached via the elevator or staircase behind Starbucks near Gates D1-D2. It serves Korean Air and SkyTeam business- and…
The Qantas International Business Lounge sits airside near Gate 23, by the Chinese Garden in Honolulu's international section. It serves oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class…
United Club
★3.8The United Club at Honolulu sits on Level 3 of the Diamond Head Concourse, above Gates G2 and G3, and serves United Club members, Star Alliance Gold status holders and business-class…
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Salas VIP de Honolulu International Airport por terminal.
Terminal 2 (Main Overseas Terminal)
Terminal 2 is Honolulu's main overseas terminal and holds almost all of the airport's lounges. The IASS Hawaii Lounge sits airside in the Garden Court on DragonPass and Priority Pass, while the Delta Sky Club and Korean Air Lounge serve SkyTeam flyers. The United Club anchors the Diamond Head Concourse, and the international gates host the ANA, ANA Suite, Japan Airlines Sakura and Qantas lounges for Star Alliance and oneworld passengers.
- —Densest cluster of lounges at HNL, all airside after security
- —IASS Hawaii is the only contract lounge — DragonPass and Priority Pass
- —Delta Sky Club and Korean Air cover SkyTeam status and business class
- —ANA, Japan Airlines and Qantas serve the long-haul international gates
Terminal 1 (Hawaiian Airlines)
Terminal 1 is Hawaiian Airlines' Honolulu base, handling the carrier's inter-island and mainland departures. Hawaiian runs two lounges here: the premium Plumeria Lounge for international Business Class and mainland First Class passengers (which also sells pay-in entry), and the more modest Premier Club for elite members and inter-island First Class. Access on this side follows your Hawaiian Airlines ticket or membership rather than an alliance.
- —Hawaiian Airlines' home terminal at Honolulu
- —The Plumeria Lounge is the premium club and accepts pay-in guests
- —The Premier Club is the more basic option for inter-island flyers
- —No alliance or contract-membership lounges on this side
Pay-in & service lounges
A couple of HNL lounges sit outside the airline and alliance network. The HIS LeaLea Airport Lounge is a pay-per-use club open to any passenger, run by a Japanese operator and popular with travellers returning to Japan. The USO Center is a dedicated facility for U.S. Armed Forces service members and their families rather than a general-access lounge.
- —HIS LeaLea is a walk-in pay-per-use lounge open to all passengers
- —The USO Center serves active-duty, Reserve and Guard members and families
- —These options don't depend on airline status or a lounge membership
Como entrar nas salas VIP em HNL.
Honolulu is primarily an airline and alliance lounge airport — most of its lounges open to premium-cabin tickets or frequent-flyer status rather than a paid membership. The one exception on the contract side is the IASS Hawaii Lounge, which takes DragonPass and Priority Pass. A few lounges sell walk-in or pay-in entry, so you can still get in without status. Almost everything is in Terminal 2; Hawaiian Airlines runs its own clubs in Terminal 1.
Airline & alliance lounges
Most HNL lounges follow your alliance: Delta Sky Club and Korean Air serve SkyTeam Elite Plus and business class; United, ANA and the ANA Suite Lounge serve Star Alliance Gold and business; Japan Airlines Sakura and Qantas serve oneworld Sapphire and business. Access depends on your ticket and tier.
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworldDragonPass & Priority Pass
The IASS Hawaii Lounge in Terminal 2's Garden Court is the only Honolulu lounge in the contract network, accepting both DragonPass and Priority Pass. It's the most reliable way in if you don't hold premium-cabin status.
DragonPass
Priority PassBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on Delta, United, ANA, Japan Airlines, Qantas, Korean Air or Hawaiian gets you into that airline's Honolulu lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of HNL, with no membership needed.
Delta
United
ANA
Japan Airlines
QantasHawaiian AirlinesWalk-in & pay-in entry
A few HNL lounges sell entry without status. The HIS LeaLea Airport Lounge is a pay-per-use club open to any passenger, and Hawaiian Airlines' Plumeria Lounge accepts pay-in guests alongside its premium-cabin passengers.
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Where the lounges are
- —Almost every Honolulu lounge is in Terminal 2, the main overseas terminal — clear security there before heading to the lounges.
- —Hawaiian Airlines flies from Terminal 1 and runs its own Plumeria and Premier Club lounges on that side.
- —The international airline lounges (ANA, JAL, Qantas) sit by the international gates within Terminal 2.
Access without status
- —The IASS Hawaii Lounge is the only contract lounge here — bring DragonPass or Priority Pass to get in.
- —The HIS LeaLea Airport Lounge is a pay-per-use club open to anyone, a good fallback if you don't hold status.
- —Hawaiian's Plumeria Lounge sells pay-in entry, so you don't have to be in a premium cabin to use it.
Timing & crowds
- —Honolulu's lounges fill around the morning and evening international banks, especially the Tokyo flights — arrive early for a seat.
- —The ANA and ANA Suite lounges open a few hours before ANA's departures and rarely feel crowded outside the peak.
- —The IASS Hawaii Lounge keeps shorter hours (roughly daytime), so check it's open before you rely on it.
Match the lounge to your flight
- —Flying ANA First or Diamond? The ANA Suite Lounge is the step up from the standard ANA Lounge.
- —On oneworld, the Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge shares its Honolulu space with the American Airlines Admirals Club.
- —Inter-island on Hawaiian gets you the basic Premier Club; the Plumeria Lounge is reserved for premium long-haul and pay-in guests.
Perguntas frequentes, respostas diretas.
We track 12 lounges at Honolulu's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL). Most sit in Terminal 2, the main overseas terminal, with Hawaiian Airlines running two more in Terminal 1.
Yes, at one lounge. The IASS Hawaii Lounge in Terminal 2's Garden Court accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass and sits airside after security. It's the only contract-membership lounge at HNL, so the rest of the lounges depend on airline status or a premium-cabin ticket.
Yes. The IASS Hawaii Lounge takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, the HIS LeaLea Airport Lounge is a pay-per-use club open to any passenger, and Hawaiian Airlines' Plumeria Lounge sells pay-in entry alongside its premium-cabin passengers.
Terminal 2 holds the IASS Hawaii Lounge, Delta Sky Club, Korean Air Lounge and United Club, plus the international-gate lounges for ANA, the ANA Suite Lounge, Japan Airlines Sakura and Qantas. It's where almost all of HNL's lounges are.
Yes — two, both in Terminal 1. The Plumeria Lounge is the premium club for international Business Class and mainland First Class passengers and accepts pay-in guests, while the more modest Premier Club serves elite members and inter-island First Class travellers.
For premium international flyers, the ANA Suite Lounge is the highest-tier option. If you're travelling on a lounge membership, the IASS Hawaii Lounge is your only choice; for a spacious all-rounder, the United Club on the Diamond Head Concourse is a reliable pick.
Yes — two. The ANA Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold and ANA business-class passengers, and the higher-tier ANA Suite Lounge serves ANA First Class and Diamond members. Both are near Gate C4 in the international section of Terminal 2 and open a few hours before ANA's Tokyo departures.
Most don't. The Qantas International Business Lounge lists shower facilities, which is useful before a long-haul flight; the Delta Sky Club, Korean Air, ANA and Japan Airlines lounges at HNL do not have showers.