London Luton Airport (LTN) Lounge Guide

London Luton Airport (LTN) has 2 departure lounges: No1 Lounge and My Lounge. Both are after security in the airport’s single terminal, and both offer food, drinks, and Wi-Fi to travelers flying in any cabin class.

Luton is a major base for low-cost airlines. You do not need a business-class ticket to use its lounges: you can buy a pass or enter through an eligible lounge membership.

The main choice is between No1’s more traditional lounge setting and My Lounge’s casual layout with family and games areas. This guide compares them before covering each lounge’s location, opening hours, amenities, and access options.

Luton has 1 passenger terminal, so there are no terminal transfers to make. No1 Lounge is next to Gate 17; My Lounge’s entrance is beside Accessorize in the main departure hall.

Airside means after security. Both lounges are in the departures area, so you need a departing flight and a boarding pass to reach them.

Allow time to walk from your lounge to your assigned gate, and follow the flight displays rather than relying on boarding announcements.

Both lounges cover the essentials: a hot and cold buffet, a staffed bar, Wi-Fi, and charging points. The differences that matter most are the setting, family facilities, closing time, and how you book.

Choose No1 if you prefer a traditional lounge setting or value the included Prosecco. Choose My Lounge if you are traveling with children, want a games area, or need a lounge that stays open until 21:00 (9pm). Its lower LoungePair price also makes it worth checking first if cost is your priority.

For working, either lounge provides Wi-Fi and charging. Neither should be treated as a guaranteed quiet workspace: crowding and noise depend on the day.

Booking certainty also matters. LoungePair’s No1 pass reserves a date and time, whereas its My Lounge pass is flexible (subject to capacity). A flexible pass is useful when plans change, but it does not reserve a seat for a specific arrival time.

No1 Lounge is the more traditional of Luton’s 2 lounge options, with a staffed bar, buffet, and separate TV area.

It suits travelers who want a meal and a drink before departure without needing family entertainment facilities.

Airside, on the ground floor of the main terminal, next to Gate 17. Follow the signs for Gate 17 and No1 Lounge after security.

04:00-20:00 (4am-8pm) daily

Holiday hours may differ; Priority Pass lists the lounge as closed on 25 December (Christmas Day).

• Hot and cold buffet, including breakfast dishes and snacks

• Staffed bar serving beer, wine, spirits, and mixers; Champagne costs extra

• Tea, coffee, and soft drinks

• Wi-Fi and charging points

• Separate TV area

• Wheelchair access

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options: Book through No1 Lounges or the airport’s booking service. The operator advertises adult prices from £38 (US$51).

• Memberships: LoungeKey and Priority Pass

• Walk-Up Access: Available at the lounge desk (subject to capacity).

Children under 2 years are admitted free of charge.

• LoungePair lists Prosecco as complimentary at No1; Champagne is an extra-cost option. Ask the bar which drinks are included before ordering.

• Check the operator’s dress code before visiting. No1’s published restrictions include sports shirts, beach flip-flops, and themed or fancy-dress outfits.

• Standard access is within 3 hours of your flight's scheduled departure. Follow the terms of your pass or membership; extra time and delay cover depend on the booking channel.

My Lounge offers a casual alternative, with café-style tables, armchairs, a family room, and a games area. These facilities make it a stronger choice for travelers with children.

It also closes 1 hour later than No1, although you should consider how much lounge time you will actually have before boarding.

Airside, after security and the duty-free stores, beside Accessorize. Check in at the entrance before proceeding upstairs to the main lounge.

04:00-21:00 (4am-9pm) daily

Check the current listing before traveling, particularly around holidays.

• Hot and cold buffet with breakfast options and a pancake station

• Staffed bar serving beer, wine, spirits, and mixers; sparkling wine and Champagne cost extra

• Tea, coffee, and soft drinks

• Family room

• Games area

• Wi-Fi and charging points

• Wheelchair access

• Flexible Day Pass:

• Other Advance Purchase Options: Book through No1 Lounges or the airport’s booking service. The operator advertises adult prices from £38 (US$51).

• Memberships: Dragonpass, LoungeKey, and Priority Pass

• Walk-Up Access: Available at the lounge desk (subject to capacity).

Children under 2 years are admitted free of charge.

• If you need a quieter seat, check the seating area toward the back of the lounge. A recent traveler review identifies this as a calmer part of the lounge.

• Be prepared to pay extra for sparkling wine or Champagne; the standard included drinks selection does not cover them.

• Entry is normally within 3 hours before your flight's scheduled departure.

Luton’s 2 lounges are accessible without a business-class ticket and offer the core preflight essentials in the same terminal.

No1 is a good fit for a traditional lounge setting, while My Lounge has the advantage of family facilities and later opening hours.