At Heathrow Terminal 3, four lounges accept Priority Pass: No1 Lounge Heathrow, My Lounge, Clubrooms Heathrow (extra fee applies even with membership) and Plaza Premium Lounge (limited hours, 06:00-14:00). Across all four Heathrow terminals, ten lounges in total are on the Priority Pass network, including No.1 Lounge and Plaza Premium at Terminal 2, Club Aspire and Plaza Premium at Terminal 5, and Blush Lounge and Plaza Premium at Terminal 4. Several require pre-booking. Checked 2026.
Which Heathrow lounges accept Priority Pass?
This is distinct from simply paying for lounge access on the day, since Priority Pass membership gives entry (often with a visit allowance or a per-visit member fee) at a specific network of participating lounges, and not every lounge at Heathrow is part of that network. As of the current listing, participating lounges by terminal are as follows.
Terminal 3 (the full list)
- No1 Lounge Heathrow (05:00-22:00, pre-booking available)
- My Lounge (05:00-22:00, pre-booking available)
- Clubrooms Heathrow (05:00-21:00, pre-booking available, additional fee applies even with Priority Pass)
- Plaza Premium Lounge (06:00-14:00, limited hours)
Terminal 3 currently has more Priority Pass lounges on the network than any other Heathrow terminal, which is why it's worth checking opening hours and fees carefully rather than assuming all four work the same way: only one of the four (Clubrooms) charges extra on top of membership, and only one (Plaza Premium) runs a short daytime-only window.
Terminal 2
- No.1 Lounge (05:00-21:00, pre-booking available)
- Plaza Premium Lounge (05:00-21:30)
Terminal 4
- Blush Lounge by Plaza Premium Group (07:00-10:30, limited morning hours)
- Plaza Premium Lounge (05:00-22:00)
Terminal 5
- Club Aspire Lounge (05:00-21:00, pre-booking available)
- Plaza Premium Lounge (05:30-21:30)
If you are heading to a lounge with limited time before boarding, our guide to Heathrow fast track security covers how to clear security quickly enough to make the most of a short lounge visit.
Why pre-booking matters
Several of these lounges, including No.1 Lounge at Terminal 2, No1 Lounge and My Lounge at Terminal 3, Clubrooms at Terminal 3, and Club Aspire at Terminal 5, allow or require pre-booking. Priority Pass lounges can refuse entry at busy times if capacity is full, particularly during peak morning and early evening departure banks, so pre-booking through the Priority Pass app where it is offered removes that risk. Lounges without pre-booking, such as the Terminal 4 options, operate on a first-come basis.
Watch for lounges with an additional fee
Clubrooms Heathrow at Terminal 3 is listed as charging an additional fee on top of standard Priority Pass membership, which is worth knowing before you plan your visit, since not every participating lounge is included at no extra cost simply by showing your membership card. Always check the current fee status for your specific membership tier before travelling, since Priority Pass terms can change lounge by lounge.
Limited opening hours to watch for
Not every lounge runs full-day hours. Plaza Premium Lounge at Terminal 3 currently operates a short window, 06:00 to 14:00, and Blush Lounge at Terminal 4 runs an even shorter morning slot, 07:00 to 10:30, so both are only useful for early departures rather than afternoon or evening flights. If your flight is later in the day, check which Terminal 3 or 4 lounges are actually open before you plan on Priority Pass access as your lounge option.
Passengers connecting between terminals should also check how long that transfer takes before allowing time for a lounge visit; see our guide to transferring between Heathrow terminals.
Not the same as a British Airways lounge
If your boarding pass is for a British Airways flight and you're hoping Priority Pass gets you into one of BA's own Galleries or Concorde Room lounges, it won't: BA lounges don't accept Priority Pass, DragonPass or LoungeKey under any circumstances, access is by ticket class or status only. See British Airways lounges at Heathrow if that's the lounge you're trying to reach instead.
Priority Pass vs paying per visit
If you do not hold Priority Pass membership, most of these lounges (and others not on the Priority Pass network) can usually still be booked and paid for directly on a pay-per-visit basis, which is covered in our separate guide to the best-value pay-per-visit lounges at Heathrow by terminal. That guide is the one to check if you are comparing direct lounge pricing rather than membership access.
FAQs
Which Priority Pass lounges are at Heathrow Terminal 3?
Four: No1 Lounge Heathrow, My Lounge, Clubrooms Heathrow (extra fee applies even with membership) and Plaza Premium Lounge (limited 06:00-14:00 hours). Terminal 3 has more Priority Pass options than any other Heathrow terminal.
How many lounges at Heathrow accept Priority Pass?
Around ten lounges across the four terminals currently participate, though the exact list and hours can change, so it is worth checking the Priority Pass app before you travel.
Does Priority Pass guarantee entry at Heathrow lounges?
No. Lounges can reach capacity at busy times, which is why several Heathrow lounges on the network offer or require pre-booking through the Priority Pass app.
Are any Heathrow Priority Pass lounges not actually free with membership?
Yes. Clubrooms Heathrow at Terminal 3 charges an additional fee even for Priority Pass members, so check current terms before visiting.
Can I use Priority Pass in a British Airways lounge at Heathrow?
No. British Airways lounges, including the Concorde Room and Galleries lounges, don't accept Priority Pass, DragonPass or LoungeKey at any terminal.
What is the difference between Priority Pass and paying per visit at Heathrow?
Priority Pass is a membership giving access across a fixed network of lounges, sometimes with a per-visit fee depending on your plan, while pay-per-visit means booking and paying directly for a single lounge visit without membership.