Riga Airport Lounges
Riga International Airport · Riga, Latvia
Riga International (RIX) is the Baltic's busiest hub, and its four lounges all sit in the single main terminal. The Kepler Club operates both landside and in the transit area on DragonPass, the Primeclass Lounge welcomes pay-in and Priority Pass guests, and Kepler also runs an airside sleep-pod lounge. Most options here are reachable by paying per visit.
Conteúdo atualizado em 24 de junho de 2026
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Duas salas VIP reserváveis em RIX, escolhidas todo dia — ou navegue pelo diretório completo abaixo.
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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 Riga 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.
Última atualização 24 de junho de 2026
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Kepler Club (Transit Area)
The Kepler Club in the transit area is the most useful lounge for departing passengers — it sits airside near gate B2, opens around the clock and is reachable on DragonPass, with showers, sleep pods, hot and cold food and a runway view. The default pick once you're through security.
Primeclass Lounge
The Primeclass Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis, so you can buy entry at the door without a membership or airline status. It also accepts Priority Pass and airline-invited guests, making it the most open lounge at RIX for walk-ins.
Kepler Club (Landside)
The landside Kepler Club sits on the mezzanine before passport control, so you can settle in early before checking in. Reachable on DragonPass, it offers sleep pods, showers, hot and cold food and a quiet work area — handy if you arrive ahead of the check-in rush.
Kepler Hotel & Lounge (Airside)
The airside Kepler Hotel & Lounge is built around private sleep pods and hotel-style rooms rather than a buffet — each pod has a single bed, a smart TV, power and USB ports and a white-noise machine. The best option at RIX if you need genuine rest between flights.
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Kepler Club (Landside) sits before passport control at Riga International, up the stairs or elevator on the mezzanine level. Reachable on DragonPass, it's a sleek contemporary space with…
Kepler Club (Transit Area) sits airside at Riga International, near gate B2 between the Tickerdaze Restaurant and the Samsung stand. Reachable on DragonPass, it's a contemporary lounge with…
The Kepler Hotel & Lounge is Kepler's airside rest concept at Riga International, built around private sleeping pods and hotel-style bedrooms rather than a buffet. Sold on a pay-in basis,…
The Primeclass Lounge at Riga International welcomes all passengers on a pay-in basis, in addition to Priority Pass members and airline-invited guests — the most open lounge at RIX. It…
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Salas VIP de Riga International Airport por terminal.
Main Terminal
Riga operates from a single passenger terminal, so all four lounges are here. The Kepler Club runs two outlets — one landside on the mezzanine before passport control, and one airside in the transit area near gate B2 — both on DragonPass. The Primeclass Lounge takes pay-in, Priority Pass and airline-invited guests, and Kepler also runs an airside sleep-pod lounge sold on a pay-in basis.
- —Single terminal — every RIX lounge is in the same building
- —Kepler Club has a landside and an airside outlet, both on DragonPass
- —Primeclass takes walk-in pay-in, Priority Pass and airline guests
- —Kepler's airside lounge is built around private sleep pods for resting
Como entrar nas salas VIP em RIX.
Riga is a pay-per-visit and membership airport rather than an airline-status one. The Kepler Club outlets run on DragonPass, the Primeclass Lounge sells walk-in entry and also takes Priority Pass and airline-invited guests, and Kepler's airside sleep-pod lounge is sold on a pay-in basis. Check whether your lounge is landside or airside before clearing security, as Riga's terminal splits across both.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the membership to carry at Riga — it covers both Kepler Club outlets, the landside one before passport control and the airside one in the transit area near gate B2. Entry is capped at a maximum stay of around three hours per visit.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Primeclass Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis, and Kepler's airside sleep-pod lounge is also sold on a pay-in basis. You can buy entry at the door without a membership or airline status, subject to capacity.
Priority Pass
The Primeclass Lounge accepts Priority Pass alongside pay-in and airline-invited guests. Confirm current participation on your Priority Pass app before you travel, as the airside Kepler and DragonPass outlets follow different access routes.
Priority PassAirline-invited access
The Primeclass Lounge also admits airline-invited guests — typically premium-cabin passengers or eligible frequent flyers whose carrier uses it as a contract lounge at Riga. Whether you qualify depends on your airline and ticket, so check at check-in.
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Landside vs airside
- —Riga's lounges split across the security line — the landside Kepler Club is before passport control, the rest are airside, so pick the right one for your timing.
- —If you arrive early and want to settle before check-in, the landside Kepler Club on the mezzanine is the one to head for.
- —Once you've cleared security you can't go back to the landside lounge, so use it before passing the checkpoint.
Pay-per-visit strategy
- —The Primeclass Lounge takes any passenger on a pay-in basis, so you don't need a membership or status to get in.
- —Kepler's airside sleep-pod lounge is also sold on a pay-in basis if you want rest rather than a buffet.
- —If you carry DragonPass, both Kepler Club outlets are covered — the better-value route if you already hold the membership.
Resting at RIX
- —Kepler runs sleep pods and hotel-style rooms at Riga, useful for long layovers or early-morning departures.
- —Pods come with a single bed, a smart TV with Netflix and YouTube, power and USB ports and a white-noise machine.
- —Both Kepler Club lounges also have showers and private sleep pods if you want to freshen up before a flight.
Timing & stay limits
- —The Kepler Club outlets cap each visit at a maximum stay of around three hours — plan around that on a longer layover.
- —Riga's lounges are open around the clock, which suits the airport's early-morning and late-night Baltic departure banks.
- —Book or confirm ahead at peak holiday periods, as Riga's compact lounges can fill quickly.
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We track four lounges at Riga International (RIX), all in the single main terminal. The Kepler Club runs a landside outlet before passport control and an airside outlet in the transit area, the Primeclass Lounge takes pay-in and Priority Pass guests, and Kepler also operates an airside sleep-pod lounge.
Yes. The Primeclass Lounge at Riga accepts Priority Pass alongside pay-in and airline-invited guests. The Kepler Club outlets run on DragonPass rather than Priority Pass, so check which membership your lounge takes before you travel.
Yes. The Primeclass Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis, and Kepler's airside sleep-pod lounge is also sold on a pay-in basis, so you can buy entry at the door without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status.
The Kepler Club transit-area outlet near gate B2, the Primeclass Lounge and the Kepler Hotel & Lounge sleep-pod outlet are all airside, after passport control and security. The other Kepler Club is landside, before the checkpoint.
Yes. One Kepler Club outlet is landside, on the mezzanine before passport control and security, reachable on DragonPass. It's useful if you arrive early and want to settle before checking in, since you can't return to it once you're airside.
Yes. Kepler runs private sleep pods and hotel-style rooms at Riga, both inside and outside security. Pods come with a single bed, a smart TV with Netflix and YouTube, power and USB ports and a white-noise machine — useful for long layovers or early departures.
Yes. DragonPass covers both Kepler Club outlets at Riga — the landside one before passport control and the airside one in the transit area near gate B2. Each visit is capped at a maximum stay of around three hours.
Yes. Riga International operates from a single passenger terminal, so all four lounges are in the same building. The split that matters is landside versus airside — choose a lounge on the right side of passport control for your timing.