Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport: Complete Guide to Paid Access Lounges 2025

Suvarnabhumi Airport is also known unofficially as Bangkok Airport, and is one of two international airports serving the Bangkok Metropolitan Region, the other one being Don Mueang International Airport (DMK). Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) is one of the biggest international airports in Southeast Asia, and it welcomes more than 60 million passengers annually. It opened in 2006 and expanded with the SAT-1 Satellite terminal in 2023. As the home base of Thai Airways and a destination for dozens of other international airlines, Suvarnabhumi offers one of the widest selections of airport lounges in Asia.

This big guide covers every contract lounge at BKK, including all locations within the Coral and Miracle networks. You'll find detailed information here on each lounge's location, hours, access rules, amenities and tips to help you choose the right one.

Suvarnabhumi Airport is organised around two connected terminal buildings: the main terminal, laid out in an H-shape with Concourses A through G, and the SAT-1 satellite terminal, located to the south.

All passengers check in, clear immigration, and pass through security in the main terminal before proceeding to their departure gates. And those departing from SAT-1 transfer via a fast automated people mover, which links the two terminals in about three minutes.

Bangkok Airways and Thai Airways are the primary operators from Concourses A and B, alongside other national carriers like Thai AirAsia and Thai Vietjet Air. (A small section of the international-focused Concourse D is also used for some domestic departures.)

While Suvarnabhumi handles a significant share of domestic services, several low-cost airlines, including Nok Air, Thai AirAsia, and Thai Lion Air, concentrate their operations at Bangkok’s other airport, Don Mueang (DMK). Since DMK is across the city, travellers switching between airports should allow plenty of buffer time, as traffic and distance make transfers potentially lengthy.

These concourses host the bulk of Suvarnabhumi’s international carriers. Concourse D is especially significant as it contains most of the airport’s flagship lounges including those operated by Thai Airways, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines.

Nevertheless, Concourses C, E, F, and G also host major global carriers such as Air France-KLM, Cathay Pacific, EVA Air, and Oman Air.

SAT-1 is the newest part of Suvarnabhumi, with boarding gates and lounges serving carriers such as Air Canada, British Airways, and Emirates. The terminal features Bangkok’s most modern facilities, including Emirates’ largest lounge outside Dubai.

• All international paid access lounges at Suvarnabhumi Airport are open 24 hours.

• Our top picks are The Coral Executive Lounge in Concourse A for domestic flights, and The Coral Lounges in Concourses C and D plus Miracle First Class Lounge in SAT-1 for international departures.

• Most lounges limit visits to 2 or 3 hours, so plan your timing.

Suvarnabhumi is a large and often crowded airport, so it’s important to allow extra time when connecting between flights. The main terminal is laid out in an H-shape, which means some concourses can be up to 20-minute walk from one another. Moving between the far ends of Concourses A and G can be especially time-consuming.

The SAT-1 satellite terminal is located to the south of the main terminal and is linked by an automated people mover. The journey takes around 3 minutes each way, but you’ll need additional time for the walk to and from the train platforms. Overall, plan for at least 15 minutes to transfer between the main terminal and SAT-1 once you’ve cleared security.

• Domestic-to-international connections: Most domestic flights operate from Concourses A and B, and international departures from Concourses C-G and SAT-1. If you’re connecting between a domestic and an international flight, expect a significant walk and follow the transfer signs.

• International-to-international connections: Allow at least 45 minutes between flights. And if connecting through SAT-1, build in extra time for the automated train.

• Between BKK and DMK airports: There is no direct airside connection between Suvarnabhumi (BKK) and Don Mueang (DMK). If you need to switch airports, plan for at least 3 hours of transfer time, with more during Bangkok’s peak traffic hours.

Location: Domestic departures, Concourse A, Level 2, near luggage checkpoint

Opening Hours: 05:00-22:00 (5am-10pm)

Amenities: Light Thai and international snacks, complimentary 15-minute neck and shoulder massage (subject to availability), alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, seating areas, restrooms, flight monitors, TVs, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • You can purchase access direct from the Coral website. This option requires selecting a specific date and time for your visit and you must purchase your pass a minimum of 12 hours before your planned visit.

  • Lounge Pass sells 3-hour passes for $36 USD. GetYourGuide and Klook also offer various access packages.

• Memberships:

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, or LoungeKey memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly. Walk-in entry is available for about 1,400 THB ($43 USD) for up to 3 hours, subject to capacity.

There are many lounges under the Miracle brand at BKK. The Miracle Lounge in Concourse D offers a no-frills but functional option for domestic travellers.

Location: Domestic departures, Concourse D, Level 2, airside near Gate D1

Opening Hours: 05:30-22:00 (5:30am-10pm)

Amenities: Thai and international snacks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, seating areas, restrooms, flight monitors, newspapers and magazines, TVs, power outlets.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options: Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access to the Miracle Lounge for ~ THB 999.00 (~$31 USD).

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Concourse A hosts two Miracle lounges, both operated by the same company and offering similar experiences:

• Miracle First & Business Class Lounge A (near Gates A2-A4)

• Miracle First & Business Class Lounge A1 (near Gates A7-A9)

While they both provide comfortable seating, buffet dining, and bar service around the clock, the A facility (near Gates A2-A4) has slightly better reviews.

Location: Concourse A, Airside - International Departures. Level 3, Block 2 (East side). Opposite the large glass wall before Gates A2‑A4.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Amenities: TVs, food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, internet terminals, flight monitors, Wi-Fi.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access to this Miracle First & Business Class Lounge for ~ THB 1500.00 (~$46 USD).

  • Lounge Pass provides 3-5 hour stay packages starting from $46 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Location: Concourse A, International Departures. Level 3, Block 2 (East Side).

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, TVs, flight monitors, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access to this Miracle First & Business Class Lounge A1 for ~ THB 1500.00 (~$46 USD).

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Although it was refurbished in mid-2025, the Miracle First Class Lounge in Concourse C still lags behind the two Coral Lounges nearby. This lounge is functional rather than luxurious, providing some comfort and basic amenities for short stays.

Location: Airside - International Departures. Level 3 (East Side). Near the entrance to Concourse C.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Hot and cold Thai and international dishes, alcoholic and soft drinks, coffee and tea, Wi-Fi, seating areas, restrooms, flight monitors, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Lounge Pass and Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for $46 USD and 1,500 THB ($46 USD), respectively.

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $40 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

These lounges are two of the most premium contract lounges at Suvarnabhumi, located side by side in Concourse C and designed for international departures. Both offer elevated food and beverage service, modern interiors, and a broader range of amenities than typical paid access lounges.

While the two lounges are similar in most respects, Cosmo is more focused on open seating, whereas Cocoon leans toward privacy and relaxation with quiet zones and a cinema.

Location: Airside - International Departures. Post Security Hold Area, 3rd Floor. The lounge is located near Gate C2.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Premium food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, power outlets, TVs, showers facilities, built-in gym, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • You can purchase access direct from the Coral website. This option requires selecting a specific date and time for your visit and you must purchase your pass a minimum of 12 hours before your planned visit.

  • Lounge Pass sell 2 hour passes for $69 USD per person.

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for $45 USD.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Location: Airside - International Departures, 3rd Floor, near Gate C1.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, flight monitors, charging ports, shower facilities, newspapers and magazines, quiet areas, cinema, complimentary 15 minute massage, prayer room.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Lounge Pass sell 2 hour passes for $69 USD per person.

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for $45 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

The Concourse D Miracle lounges are among the busiest contract lounges at Suvarnabhumi. Both lounges offer a 24-hour buffet and comfortable seating.

The First Class lounge is slightly more upscale, with more enclosed seating and a quieter atmosphere. The Business Class lounge has a more open plan and tends to be livelier, making it well suited to short layovers or travellers wanting a quick meal before departure.

Location: Airside - International Departures. Level 3, opposite Gate D5.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, shower facilities, flight monitors, power outlets, TVs, internet terminals, printers and copiers, terrace seating area.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access for ~THB 1500.00 (~$46 USD).

  • Lounge Pass provides 2 hour stay access starting from $33 USD per person.

  • GetYourGuide offers a 2-hour pass for $32 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Location: Airside - International Departures. Level 3, opposite Gate D6.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, Wi-Fi, flight monitors, TVs, internet terminals, fax (upon request), shower facilities, telephones, prayer room, power outlets.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access for ~THB 1500.00 (~$46 USD).

  • Lounge Pass provides 2 hour stay access starting from $33 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

The two Coral lounges in Concourse D offer some of the most premium contract-lounge experiences at BKK. If you’re flying internationally and don’t have airline lounge access, this is one of your best bets: elegant décor, an elevated food and drink selection, and wellness touches.

The First Class Lounge emphasises exclusivity and quiet, is priced very high, and is not accessible to those holding lounge memberships (pictured below).

The Business Class Lounge on the other hand balances upscale comfort with broader access and a more social environment, and is accessible to those with lounge memberships (pictured below).

Location: Concourse D, International Departures, Level 3, near Gate D1. The two lounges are adjacent.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Amenities: Hot and cold Thai and international dishes, complimentary 15-minute shoulder massage, alcoholic and soft drinks, coffee and tea, Wi-Fi, seating areas, restrooms, flight monitors, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options for the Coral First Class Lounge:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Book direct via Coral. This method requires you to book a time and date a minimum of 12 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access for $150 USD per person.

  • GetYourGuide offers access for $68 USD, and Klook for $77 USD. All bookings via these outlets require a fixed time and date at least 24 hours before your visit.

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.
  

Access Options for the Coral Finest Business Class Lounge:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Book direct via Coral. This method requires you to book a time and date a minimum of 12 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium offers 3 hours lounge access for ~$100 USD.

  • Lounge Pass provides 2 hour stay access starting from $72 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Reopened in early November 2025 after refurbishment, the Miracle Business Class Lounge (Concourse F) now features refreshed décor and lighting, and an updated layout. 

It was previously criticised for cramped space, dated furnishings, limited food, and mixed service, so the lounge’s overhaul should be an upgrade. There is still limited space however, so keep expectations in check.

Location: International departures, Concourse F, Level 3, West Side.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, flight monitors, TVs, Wi-Fi, power outlets, internet terminals.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $32 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium normally offers access to this lounge, but as of currently (November 2025) services cannot be booked online.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge (it appears to be labelled under Miracle First Class Lounge here), for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Concourse G hosts multiple Miracle-branded lounges: two First Class lounges (one on Level 3 and one on Level 4) and one Business Class lounge on Level 3.

Based on traveller reports, the best of the three lounges is the First Class lounge on Level 4.

Note that this lounge is currently undergoing refurbishment and is closed from 8 November 2025.

Location: Concourse G. Proceed down to Level 3, the lounge is located near the entrance to Concourse G.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, flight monitors, TVs, Wi-Fi, power outlets.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $40 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for THB 1500.00 ($46 USD) per person.

  • Lounge Pass provides 3-5 hour stay packages starting from $46 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Location: Concourse G. Airside - Level 4, opposite Gate G2.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, flight monitors, TVs, Wi-Fi, power outlets, shower facilities, internet terminals.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $40 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for THB 1500.00 ($46 USD) per person.

  • Lounge Pass provides 3-5 hour stay packages starting from $46 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Location: Airside - Level 3, opposite Gate G2.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily.

Amenities: Food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, flight monitors, TVs, Wi-Fi, power outlets, shower facilities (charges apply), internet terminals, printers and copiers.

Access Options:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $32 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for THB 1500.00 ($46 USD) per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

SAT-1, Suvarnabhumi’s new satellite terminal, features both a Miracle First Class Lounge and a Miracle Business Class Lounge.

The First Class lounge, located on Level 4 (near Gate S113) is generally considered the better option thanks to its quieter atmosphere, slightly upgraded seating, and more space to unwind (pictured below).

The Business lounge is more accessible and open, making it a practical choice for short layovers or when the First Class lounge is full (pictured below).

Location: International departures, SAT-1 Satellite Terminal, Level 4, near Gate S113. The two lounges are adjacent.

Opening Hours: 24 hours daily

Amenities: Hot and cold Thai and international dishes, alcoholic and soft drinks, showers, coffee and tea, Wi-Fi, seating areas, restrooms, flight information screens, newspapers and magazines.

Access Options for the Miracle Business Class Lounge:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for THB 1500.00 ($46 USD) per person.

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $32 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

Access Options for the Miracle First Class Lounge:

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options:

  • Plaza Premium sell 3-hour passes for THB 1500.00 ($46 USD) per person.

  • GetYourGuide sells a 2-hour pass for $40 USD with fixed time/date bookings at least 24 hours in advance.

  • Lounge Pass provides 3 hour stay passes starting from $32 USD per person.

• Memberships:

  • A Dragonpass membership plan will get you entry into this lounge, for a maximum 2 hour stay. You can also purchase a one-off walk-up pass for $55 USD, without a membership.

  • Priority Pass and Dreamfolks members can access this lounge as per their membership benefits.

  • Complimentary guest entitlements will depend on how you have obtained your membership with any of these programs.

• Cardholders:

  • Access is available with cards offering Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Dragonpass memberships. Examples include:

    • Priority Pass‑linked cards like American Express Platinum and Diners Club

    • LoungeKey via eligible Mastercards.

    • Dragonpass via Visa Airport Companion (Visa Platinum/Infinite/Signature)

    • Mastercard Travel Pass

• Walk Up Access: You can purchase a pass at the reception desk directly.

The Emirates Lounge is one of the largest airline lounges at Suvarnabhumi Airport; in fact, it’s the largest outstation lounge in Emirates’ network (outside of its Dubai hub).

Economy class passengers on Emirates can pay to access it, enjoying an experience that includes hot meals, Champagne, shower suites, quiet seating areas, and Wi-Fi.

This is a practical upgrade for travellers wanting to relax before departure without needing elite status or a business class ticket. But its steep price will likely keep some passengers away.

Location: International departures, SAT-1 Satellite Terminal, near the Emirates boarding gates

Opening Hours:

• 05:55-09:35 (5:55-9:35am)

• 10:05-13:45 (10:05am-13:45pm)

• 14:10-03:20 (2:10pm-3:20am)

Amenities: Hot and cold buffet (Thai and international cuisine), premium alcoholic and soft drinks, Champagne and barista coffee, shower suites, quiet seating zones, workstations, newspapers and magazines, restrooms, power outlets, flight information screens, and Wi-Fi.

Access Options:

• Advance Purchase: Economy class passengers on Emirates can pre-purchase access for 3 hours for $134 USD for Emirates Skywards members (join for free) or $166 USD for non-members, respectively. No complimentary guests (even children) are included. Walk-in access is not available; you must purchase access through the online Manage your booking function or by calling the Emirates contact centre.

Bangkok Airways offers two types of airport lounges:

• Blue Ribbon Club Lounges: Premium lounge with hot food, drinks and showers; open to business class and FlyerBonus Premier members; economy class passengers can pay to access.

• Boutique Lounges: Basic lounge with snacks and drinks; free for all passengers, including those in economy class.

These two premium Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Club Lounges cater to Bangkok Airways’ business class passengers and elite FlyerBonus members. Offering more space, a wider food selection, and additional comforts, the lounge is designed for those who want an upgraded pre-flight experience.

The domestic lounge was refurbished in June 2025, with refreshed interiors, upgraded seating, and an expanded buffet area.

Location:

• Domestic: Concourse A, domestic departures, near Gate A3

• International: Concourse D, international departures, near Gate D7

Opening Hours:

• Domestic: 04:30-19:30 (4:30am-7:30pm)

• International: 05:30-18:00 (5:30am-6pm)

Amenities: Hot and cold dishes, alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, coffee and tea, Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, complimentary showers (domestic lounge only), massage chairs, dedicated service staff.

Access Options:

• Airline Status or Travel Class: If you’re flying Business Class with Bangkok Airways with a same-day departure, or you’re a FlyerBonus Premier member, you’ll have access to the Blue Ribbon Club Lounge area. FlyerBonus members can also redeem 4,000 points for access to the Blue Ribbon Lounge.

• Upgrade Options from Boutique Lounge: All other passengers on Bangkok Airways can purchase a lounge upgrade to the Blue Ribbon Lounge at the special rate THB 950 (~$30 USD) per person through various channels as:

  • Call center 1771 (08:00-20:00 every day)

  • Within booking flow or through 'Manage Booking' on bangkokair.com

  • Check-in counter

  • Blue Ribbon Club Lounge

These lounges are Bangkok Airways’ standard facilities for all passengers. They aren’t designed to be luxurious, with simple and modest food, but they provide a space to enjoy Thai desserts, snacks, coffee, tea, and soft drinks before boarding.

Location:

• Domestic: Concourse A, domestic departures, near Gate A3

• International: Concourse D, international departures, near Gate D7

Opening Hours:

• Domestic: 04:30-19:30 (4:30am-7:30pm)

• International: 05:30-18:00 (5:30am-6pm)

Amenities: Light snacks, soft drinks, coffee and tea, Wi-Fi, seating, newspapers and magazines, flight monitors, Wi-Fi.

Access Options:

• All Bangkok Airways Passengers: All guests travelling with Bangkok Airways who cannot otherwise access the Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Lounge can access the more basic Boutique Lounge area for free. This includes those travelling in economy. You do not need to buy a lounge pass or use a lounge membership.

These airline lounges at Suvarnabhumi Airport are generally accessible to premium cabin passengers and elite status holders of the respective airlines and their partner carriers. However, the Bangkok Airways Boutique Lounge is accessible to all Bangkok Airways passengers, regardless of cabin class, while Emirates economy class passengers can purchase access to the Emirates Lounge.

• Air France Lounge: Concourse F (International)

• Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Lounges: Concourses A (Domestic) and D (International)

• Bangkok Airways Boutique Lounges: Concourses A (Domestic) and D (International)

• Cathay Pacific Lounge: Concourse G (International)

• China Airlines Dynasty Lounge: Concourse D (International)

• Emirates Lounge: SAT-1 (International)

• EVA Air Lounge: Concourse F (International)

• Japan Airlines JAL Sakura Lounge: Concourse D (International)

• Oman Air Lounge: Concourse E (International)

• Qatar Airways Premium Lounge: Concourse D (International)

• Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge: Concourse D (International)

• THAI Royal Orchid Prestige Lounge: Concourse D (International)

• THAI Royal Orchid Tea Room: Concourse D (International); formerly the THAI Royal Orchid Spa

• THAI Royal Silk Lounges: Concourses A (Domestic), D (International), and E (International)

• Turkish Airlines Lounge: Concourse D (International)

On 1 April 2025, Airports of Thailand introduced new rules that removed airline lounges at Suvarnabhumi Airport from lounge membership programs like Priority Pass and Dragonpass. This change ended public access to several previously popular options, including the Air France Lounge, Bangkok Airways Boutique Lounge, Bangkok Airways Blue Ribbon Lounge, Oman Air Lounge, THAI Royal Silk Lounge, and Turkish Airlines Lounge.

Access to these spaces is now reserved for premium cabin passengers and eligible elite status holders. For travellers relying on membership programs or walk-up entry, access at BKK is now concentrated under the two contract lounge operators: Miracle Lounge and The Coral Executive Lounge.

Suvarnabhumi offers basic but usable amenities for families, though it lacks dedicated play zones or full-fledged family rooms found in some other major airports.

There are baby-changing tables in women’s restrooms. A few children’s play spots can be found, such as near the start of Concourse C, but they are informal and small. There are no official family rooms, stroller rental services, or quiet zones dedicated to families.

If your children need space to move around or unwind, bringing your own supplies (snacks, entertainment) is advisable. The airport has shower-equipped lounges, but these require membership or paid access, so families planning longer stays should book in advance.

Spending the night at BKK is possible, but comfort depends on whether you use lounges, capsule hotels, or book a nearby hotel. The terminal itself is open 24 hours, but most seating is hard, lighting stays on overnight, and noise can be constant.

Free rest options include quiet corners on Floor 3, the Observation Deck (Floor 7), and near Basement doors 7-10. These fill quickly late at night.

It’s best to bring entertainment, a sleep mask and earplugs if you plan to sleep in the terminal.

• Miracle Transit Hotel (Concourse A International): Private day rooms from $140 USD with beds, linens, and showers, ideal for long layovers without passing through immigration. Rooms are available in 4- to 12-hour blocks, with flexible check-in.

All landside hotels require exiting the secure area and clearing immigration, even though they are physically attached to or close to the terminal.

• Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport: A luxury hotel directly linked to the terminal by a short underground walkway (about 5 minutes). Rooms start at $150 USD and are spacious with premium amenities including a pool, gym, and spa.

• Boxtel@Suvarnabhumi Airport: Compact sleeping rooms from $40 USD with beds, charging outlets, and a door for privacy.

• Avagard Capsule Hotel: Capsule-style pods located in the airport basement near the Airport Rail Link. Features clean, enclosed sleeping spaces from $60 USD with charging ports and lockers.

• Prime Sleep by Miracle: Simple, hourly-rate rooms from $70 USD with beds, air conditioning, and access to basic amenities. Designed for short naps or brief overnight stays.

Suvarnabhumi Airport has extensive facilities across its main and satellite terminals, and a large variety of lounges to choose from. For the most comfortable layovers, the Coral Lounges in Concourse D and the Miracle Lounges in SAT-1 stand out as the best pay-per-use options. Choose the right space to rest and recharge, and even a long connection at Suvarnabhumi becomes a chance to unwind.