No. 1 First Class Lounge
CIF · Main Terminal · airside
Chifeng's airside DragonPass lounge — pay in on a day pass or your membership.
The No. 1 First Class Lounge sits airside in the main terminal at Chifeng Yulong Airport, opposite Gate 29. As one of just two lounges at this small Inner Mongolia airport, it's the most accessible way in: DragonPass members are admitted on their membership, and anyone can buy a walk-in day pass at a modest rate for a stay of around two hours. Inside it's a compact, air-conditioned space with comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, power outlets and flight-information screens. The food and drink offering is deliberately light — complimentary snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet or bar — so it works best as a quiet spot to settle before boarding. Lounge access opens about 90 minutes before your flight departs.
Crowding · rarely crowded
A workable spot for light tasks before a flight, with reliable Wi-Fi and power at most seats. Desk space is limited to small tables, so it suits email and reading rather than a full work session.
The food and drink offering is light and complimentary — a selection of snacks alongside soft drinks. There's no hot buffet, bar or alcohol service, so think of it as a place to grab a quick bite and a cold drink before boarding rather than a full meal.
After clearing security in the main terminal, follow the lounge signage towards Gate 29; the No. 1 First Class Lounge is airside, directly opposite Gate 29.
- 01Check in at the main terminal
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow airside lounge signage towards Gate 29
- 04The lounge is opposite Gate 29
Landmarks: Gate 29 · Airside departures area
ℹ Airside, First Class Lounge 1 opposite Gate 29
DragonPassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 2 enter free
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Make the most of it.
Lounge access opens about 90 minutes before your flight, so there's little point arriving much earlier.
If you don't hold DragonPass, you can still buy a walk-in day pass at a modest rate.
DragonPass members typically pay a lower entry rate than the standard walk-in price.
Expect light snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot meal or bar.
Bring a plug adapter if your devices need a specific plug type.
Quick answers.
Yes — a walk-in day pass is sold at a modest rate, covering a stay of around two hours, so you can pay per visit without a DragonPass.
Access is granted from about 90 minutes before your flight, and the day pass covers a stay of roughly two hours.
No — the lounge does not have shower facilities.
No — the offering is light, with complimentary snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet or bar.