You don't need a business-class ticket or a membership to relax in a lounge at London Heathrow. Below is every Heathrow lounge you can book with HZPR, terminal by terminal: where to find it, when it's open, what's included and what costs extra.
| Terminal | Lounge | Where | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| T2 | Plaza Premium Lounge | Airside, Level 4, Departures | 05:00–21:30 |
| T2 | No1 Lounge Heathrow | Airside, lower ground level by Gate A18 | 05:00–21:00 |
| T3 | No1 Lounge Heathrow | Airside, "Lounge F", one floor up | 05:00–22:00 |
| T3 | My Lounge | Airside, "Lounge D", towards Gate 9 | 05:00–22:00 |
| T3 | Plaza Premium Lounge (Arrivals) | Landside, Arrivals Hall | 06:00–14:00 |
| T4 | Plaza Premium Lounge | Airside, 2nd floor, opposite Gates A10/B10 | 05:00–22:00 |
| T4 | Blush Lounge by Plaza Premium Group | Airside, Level 2, near Gate 2 | Varies by day |
| T5 | Plaza Premium Lounge | Airside, next to Gate A7 | 05:30–21:30 |
Every lounge on this page is US$34.99 per guest through HZPR. Opening hours are set by each lounge and can change.
Where: after security, Level 4 in Departures, next to the Terminal Transfer area. For international and transit flights.
Open: 05:00–21:30 daily.
Good to know: premium drinks, showers, the nap room and day beds cost extra, paid at the lounge. It can get busy at peak times.
Where: after security and duty free, take the lifts next to Gate A18 down to the lower ground level.
Open: 05:00–21:00 daily.
Good to know: smart-casual dress code. Champagne costs extra. Children under 12 may be asked to use the family areas.
Where: after security, take the walkway to the left of World Duty Free and follow signs for "Lounge F" and Gates 13–22. It's one floor up (lifts or stairs).
Open: 05:00–22:00 daily.
Good to know: smart-casual dress code. Champagne costs extra. Children under 12 may be asked to use the family areas.
Where: after security, follow signs for Gates 1–42 and "All Airline Lounges", then Gates 1–22 and "Airline Lounges B–J" towards Gate 9. It's signposted as "Lounge D", on the right.
Open: 05:00–22:00 daily.
Good to know: smart-casual dress code. Champagne and sparkling wine cost extra.
Where: landside, ground floor of the Terminal 3 Arrivals Hall, near the taxi ranks.
Open: 06:00–14:00 daily.
Good to know: a good place to freshen up before or after a long flight. You must show a boarding pass for same-day travel. Showers are an extra charge, paid at the lounge.
Where: after security, 2nd floor, opposite Gates A10 and B10. For international and transit flights.
Open: 05:00–22:00 daily.
Good to know: premium drinks and showers cost extra, paid at the lounge. It can get busy at peak times.
Where: after security, Level 2, near Gate 2. For international and transit flights.
Open: Mon–Thu 07:00–10:30 · Fri 07:00–22:00 · Sat 07:00–17:30 · Sun 07:00–10:30 & 15:30–17:30. Check your day before booking.
Good to know: kosher à la carte meals cost extra. It can get busy at peak times.
Where: after security, next to Gate A7.
Open: 05:30–21:30 daily.
Good to know: premium drinks and showers cost extra, paid at the lounge. It can get busy at peak times.
Yes. A lounge pass from HZPR works with any airline and any ticket class. You don't need a membership, an airline status card or a business-class ticket.
US$34.99 per guest at every lounge on this page, with no booking fee. Children under 2 enter free.
The Plaza Premium lounges in Terminals 2, 4 and 5, and the Plaza Premium arrivals lounge in Terminal 3. Showers are an extra charge, paid directly at the lounge.
Each lounge sets its own rules on entry times and how long you can stay, and those rules apply on the day. Most lounges let you in from a few hours before your flight.
The No1 Lounges and My Lounge ask for smart-casual dress. For the other lounges, smart-casual is a safe choice.
Yes. Cancel free of charge up to 12 hours before your lounge visit time for a full refund. If the lounge can't let you in when you arrive, we'll find you another lounge or refund you.
8 lounges · any airline · US$34.99 per guest, all-in
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