
Lounge Tegel
★3.2(413 reviews)BER · Terminal 1 · airside
The most flexible way into a BER lounge — Priority Pass, DragonPass or SkyTeam.
Lounge Tegel is one of Berlin Brandenburg's two independent contract lounges, sitting airside in Terminal 1 on level E1 near boarding gate B17. It's the most flexible way into a BER lounge if you don't fly a Star Alliance carrier: Priority Pass and DragonPass members are welcome, as are SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and passengers on a business or first-class ticket. The lounge has a contemporary design in neutral tones, with a hot and cold buffet, a bar serving wine, beer and spirits, shower facilities, a gaming area and Wi-Fi throughout. Its popularity means it can feel more like a busy café than a tranquil retreat at peak departure times, so arrive with a little time in hand if you want a comfortable seat.
Crowding · busy at peak
A workable pre-flight spot with Wi-Fi, air conditioning and seating you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and light work, with a chargeable conference room if you need a private space, though it isn't a dedicated business lounge.
A complimentary hot and cold buffet with snacks, fruit and vegetarian options, alongside a bar serving wine, beer and spirits plus soft drinks. The spread suits both early-morning and daytime departures.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing security in Terminal 1, head to level E1 near boarding gate B17, where the lounge entrance is located.
- 01Check in at Terminal 1
- 02Clear Terminal 1 security
- 03Go to level E1
- 04Find the lounge entrance near gate B17
Landmarks: Boarding gate B17 · Level E1
ℹ Airside - After security, the lounge entrance is located on level E1 near boarding gate B17.
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 3 enter free
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Make the most of it.
This is the only Priority Pass lounge at BER — handy if that's your membership.
DragonPass also works here and at Lounge Tempelhof near gate A20.
Arrive early at the morning peak, as the lounge can fill up.
A chargeable conference room is available if you need a private space.
Check the closing time against a late-evening departure, as BER lounges shut in the evening.
Quick answers.
Yes — Lounge Tegel accepts Priority Pass and is the only Priority Pass lounge at Berlin Brandenburg. Present your membership card with your boarding pass.
It's airside in Terminal 1 on level E1, near boarding gate B17, after security.
Yes — DragonPass is accepted here, as well as SkyTeam Elite Plus status and a business or first-class ticket.
