As London Heathrow continues to enhance passenger comfort in 2025, its lounges have become true havens for travellers — offering calm, privacy, and exceptional dining before takeoff.
Whether you’re flying business class, using a Priority Pass, or simply paying for comfort, Heathrow provides a wide range of premium lounges across Terminals 2, 3, 4, and 5 — each with unique facilities, access types, and price points.
This guide breaks down how to access Heathrow’s lounges, what they cost in 2025, and which ones are worth booking for your next trip.
Types of Lounge Access at Heathrow
Before choosing a lounge, it’s important to understand how access works:
- Airline Lounges: Exclusive to business or first-class passengers, or elite frequent flyers. Examples include British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Singapore Airlines lounges.
- Independent Paid Lounges: Open to any traveller for a fee, typically between £36–£60. Brands like Plaza Premium, No1 Lounges, and Club Aspire welcome all passengers, regardless of airline or cabin class.
- Membership Lounges: Accessible via Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or American Express Platinum cards.
- Credit Card & VIP Access: Premium credit cards and travel memberships often include entry to select lounges.
Terminal 2 – The Queen’s Terminal
No1 Lounge (Opened 2025)
A stylish new space featuring à la carte dining, quiet zones, a family area, and an open bar serving prosecco and cocktails.
- Price: From £38 pre-booked, or free with Priority Pass.
?Terminal 3
?No1 Lounge (Refreshed 2025)
One of Heathrow’s most popular lounges, offering runway views, à la carte dining, and a full bar.
- Price: £36–£42 depending on time of day and booking method.
- Best For: Travellers wanting premium dining and style without airline status.
- Price: From £34, Priority Pass accepted.
- Best For: Value-conscious travellers and digital nomads.
- Access: Airline ticket required (no paid entry).
- Best For: Virgin and Delta premium customers.
- Price: Around £48 for a three-hour stay, pre-bookable online.
- Best For: Independent travellers and Star Alliance flyers seeking comfort without airline exclusivity.
Club Aspire Lounge ? My Lounge (from mid-2025)
A relaxed, social environment with fast Wi-Fi, bar snacks, and comfortable seating.
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse
Exclusively for Virgin Upper Class and Delta One passengers — famous for crafted cocktails, à la carte meals, and spa treatments.
Terminal 4
Plaza Premium Lounge
Spacious, contemporary design with buffet dining, showers, and runway views. Known for family-friendly service.
- Price: About £44, or free with select Amex cards.
- Price: Around £48.
- Best For: Travellers connecting to Middle Eastern or Asian flights looking for calm luxury.
Terminal 5
Plaza Premium Lounge
Located near Gate A7, this independent lounge offers clean, modern comfort with self-service buffets, Wi-Fi, and complimentary drinks.
- Price: £45–£50 for three hours.
British Airways Lounges
- Galleries Club & Galleries First: Available to British Airways Executive Club Silver and Gold members.
- The Concorde Room: Heathrow’s most exclusive lounge, open only to BA First Class ticket holders. Features private dining, champagne, a terrace, and full waiter service.
Best For: Oneworld and British Airways passengers looking for consistent quality or top-tier exclusivity.
Lounge Prices at a Glance (2025 Updated)
Lounge Name | Terminal | Access Type | 2025 Price (Approx.) | Review Summary |
No1 Lounge | T2, T3 | Paid / Priority Pass | £36–£42 | Trendy design, good food, popular choice |
Plaza Premium Lounge | T2, T4, T5 | Paid / Priority Pass | £44–£50 | Excellent service, showers, quiet |
Club Aspire Lounge | T3, T5 | Paid / Priority Pass | £34–£38 | Relaxed, good snacks, affordable |
Blush Lounge | T4 | Paid / Amex | £48 | Boutique, champagne, quiet |
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse | T3 | Airline Only | £0 (with ticket) | Exceptional cocktails, à la carte dining |
British Airways Concorde Room | T5 | Airline Only | £0 (with ticket) | Exclusive, high-end, full service |
Exclusive Offers & Discounts for 2025
- Early Bird Savings: Save up to 12% when pre-booking via Holiday Extras or LoungeBuddy.
- Priority Pass Promotions: Annual memberships discounted by 30% until December 2025.
- Smart Traveller Members: Get 20% off Plaza Premium bookings made directly through the official site.
Pro Tips for Lounge Access
- Pre-book online to guarantee entry and secure lower prices — walk-ins often cost £5–£10 more.
- Avoid peak hours (7–10 a.m. and 6–9 p.m.) for quieter experiences.
- Families and couples tend to prefer No1 and Aspire lounges for flexibility and open spaces.
- Travellers with long layovers should opt for Plaza Premium Lounges — they offer showers, hot meals, and full comfort amenities.
Final Word
Heathrow’s lounges in 2025 reflect the airport’s reputation for excellence. From the champagne luxury of the Concorde Room to the accessible calm of Plaza Premium and No1 Lounges, every traveller can find a quiet space to relax before departure.
Booking early, using memberships like Priority Pass or Amex Platinum, and timing your visit to avoid peak hours can make your Heathrow layover feel like a first-class experience — no matter which terminal you fly from.
For more Heathrow insights, check our related guides:
- Heathrow Parking Guide 2025
- Heathrow Pick-Up Rules 2025
- Heathrow Terminal Transfer Guide 2025
- Heathrow Lost Property Guide 2025
Club Aspire Lounge
Ideal for Priority Pass members and pay-per-use guests, offering light snacks, comfortable seating, and a quiet space before boarding.
Blush Lounge (New 2025)
A boutique lounge created by Plaza Premium featuring champagne service, refined interiors, and limited capacity for extra peace and quiet.
? - Best For: Solo travellers, families, and business flyers seeking space and service in one place.
Plaza Premium Lounge
Bright and modern with comfortable seating, champagne options, and buffet dining.