Last updated on March 28th, 2026 at 07:20 pm
Looking for the best Priority Pass lounges at Gatwick Airport?
This guide lists every lounge you can use with Priority Pass at Gatwick, split by North Terminal vs South Terminal, plus exactly where they are and what each lounge is like — so you can pick the best one fast.
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Priority Pass Lounges Gatwick – Quick Answers
Table of Contents
How many Priority Pass lounges are at Gatwick?
There are 8 Priority Pass lounges at Gatwick Airport — 4 in North Terminal and 4 in South Terminal.
North Terminal Priority Pass lounges: No1 Lounge, Clubrooms, Plaza Premium, My Lounge
South Terminal Priority Pass lounges: Club Aspire, Clubrooms, No1 Lounge, My Lounge
Gatwick Airport Terminals Explained
Gatwick Airport is divided into two terminals — North and South — connected by a regular shuttle that runs between the two terminals.
If you aren’t sure which terminal your flight departs from, check the Gatwick Airport Which Terminal page.
Priority Pass Lounges at Gatwick: What’s Available?
There are 8 airport lounges at Gatwick Airport which are available to Priority Pass members.
Quick Picks
If you want a fast decision:
- Quietest option (North): Plaza Premium (generally a little quieter than No1)
- Treat / special occasion: Clubrooms (extra fee, premium feel)
- Cosy café vibe: My Lounge
- Most popular all-rounder: No1 Lounge
Compare Lounges at a Glance
Best Priority Pass lounge at Gatwick for…
| Best for | North Terminal | South Terminal |
|---|---|---|
| Early flights | No1 Lounge (opens 4am) / Plaza Premium (4am) / My Lounge (4am) | No1 Lounge (4am) |
| Quiet / calmer | Plaza Premium | Club Aspire (often feels calmer than No1) |
| Families | Plaza Premium (children’s area) | No1 Lounge / Club Aspire |
| Work | No1 Lounge (work areas) | No1 Lounge (workspaces + meeting rooms) |
| Treat / VIP | Clubrooms (extra fee + premium security) | Clubrooms (extra fee + premium security) |
| Fun vibe | My Lounge (games, pour your own pint) | My Lounge (terrace + games + cocktails) |
Priority Pass Gatwick North Terminal
Priority Pass has 4 airport lounges to choose from at Gatwick North Terminal:
- No1 Lounge
- Clubrooms
- Plaza Premium
- My Lounge
Location of Priority Pass Lounges at the North Terminal
All the Priority Pass lounges are located in the lounge pavilion.
Once you have entered the main area of the airport (after walking through duty-free), head left.
It is signed for gates 45-55 and gates 110-113.
You will pass lots of shops. At the end of the main terminal building, you will come to an escalator which is beside WHSmith.
Keep right of the escalator and you will see the doorway to the lounge pavilion ahead on your right-hand side.
Photo Credit: No1 Lounge
No 1 Lounge (Gatwick North)
When you reach the lounge pavilion you will see the entrance to the No1 Lounge at the far end of the corridor on the ground floor.
Open from 4 am to 9 pm Daily
The No. 1 Lounge is probably one of the most popular lounges at Gatwick Airport. Whilst you should have no problem using this lounge with Priority Pass membership at quieter times, it is worth considering pre-booking this lounge to guarantee entry.
No 1 Lounge Services and Facilities
- Airport runway views
- Entertainment area with large-screen TV
- Toilets within the lounge
- Hot and cold buffet running throughout the day
- All beers wines and spirits are included apart from Champagne
- There is a variety of seating available including some areas suitable for working, restaurant style and lounge seating
Photo Credit: Plaza Premium
Plaza Premium Lounge (Gatwick North)
When you reach the lounge pavilion take the lift or the stairs up to the 1st floor.
The Plaza Premium lounge is to the left when you exit the lift.
Open 4 am to 8 pm daily
The Plaza Premium is a welcoming and bright lounge, with a modern feel.
Plaza Premium Services and Facilities
- Airport Apron views
- Variety of seating including restaurant style and relaxed
- Large screen TV
- Children’s area
- Hot and cold buffet running throughout the day
Photo Credit: My Lounge
My Lounge (Gatwick North)
When you enter the lounge pavilion, My Lounge is the first lounge on the left hand side.
Open 4 am to 8 pm daily – although in winter opening depends on demand.
The Gateway feels more like a cosy and welcoming cafe/restaurant. There is a mix of seating, everything from sofas to cafe-style tables.
My Lounge Services and Facilities
- Hot and cold ‘grazing’ snacks served throughout the day
- Pancake station
- Pour your own pint
- Self-service drinks including wine and spirits
- Toilets in the lounge
- Games room
- Newspapers and magazines
- TVs located in the lounge
Photo Credit: Clubrooms
Clubrooms (Gatwick North)
When you enter the lounge pavilion you need to take a lift or stairs down one floor to reach the Clubrooms.
6 am to 6 pm daily.
Clubrooms is a premium lounge service. There is an additional fee to enter Clubrooms with Priority Pass. You can book and pay this online and it guarantees your entry.
Clubroom Facilities and Services
- Table service for all meals and drinks which includes hot meals freshly prepared with a great choice
- Cocktails and premium drinks included
- Toilets in the lounge
- There is a range of seating from chairs and tables to individual seats, all in a ‘luxe’ style
- Newspapers and magazines
Priority Pass Lounges Gatwick North – Summary
- The Plaza Premium Lounge is generally a little quieter than the No1 Lounge.
- Clubrooms are ideal if you want a special airport lounge experience – perhaps as a treat or for a special occasion.
- You might find my North Terminal hub helpful if you would like more lounge details, including food menus:
Priority Pass Gatwick South Terminal
Priority Pass has 4 airport lounges to choose from at Gatwick South Terminal:
- Club Aspire Lounge
- Clubrooms
- No1 Lounge
- My Lounge
Location of Priority Pass lounges at Gatwick South Terminal
All the Priority Pass lounges are located on the upper level in the departures lounge.
Once you exit security go up the stairs or escalator, following the signs for lounges.
Photo Credit: Aspire Lounge
Club Aspire Lounge (Gatwick South)
Open 6 am to 8 pm daily
Club Aspire feels like a cosy, welcoming space. They describe the design as ‘loft style’.
Club Aspire services and facilities
- Mix of seating from cafe-style tables and chairs to lounge areas
- Airport runway views
- Buffet with hot and cold food available all-day
- Full-service bar for drinks
- Work stations – these are little work booths
- Newspapers and magazines
Photo Credit: My Lounge
My Lounge (Gatwick South)
Open 7 am to 2 pm each day
My Lounge Facilities and Services
- Outdoor terrace (smoking permitted) – the only outdoor terrace in Gatwick Airport!
- Hot and cold self-serve snacks are served throughout the day
- Games Room
- Mix Your Own Cocktails
- Runway views
- Newspapers and magazines
- Toilets in the lounge
Photo Credit: No1 Lounge
No 1 Lounge (Gatwick South)
Open 4 am to 9 pm Daily
The No. 1 Lounge is very popular. It has a warm and welcoming feel with plenty of space and light.
No1 Lounge Services and Facilities
- Runway views
- TV Lounge
- Full-service bar
- Hot and cold meals served throughout the day
- Workspaces
- Meeting rooms
- Toilets in the lounge
- Newspapers and magazines
Photo Credit: Clubrooms
Clubrooms (Gatwick South)
Premium Security is included with a clubroom booking. The extra fee for Priority Pass members to book this lounge is around £15 per person.
Clubroom Facilities and Services
- Comfortable seating including lounge areas, seats and tables for one
- Hosted table service for all meals and drinks
- Runway views
- Toilets in the lounge
- Extensive hot and cold food menu with food freshly prepared
Priority Pass Lounges Gatwick South – Summary
- Clubrooms offer a VIP lounge experience with premium security included in the booking fee. There is a premium of around £15 per person to pay when booking through Priority Pass.
- My Lounge offers a cosy, cafe-style space.
❓ FAQs– Priority Pass at Gatwick Airport
Can I Use Priority Pass in both terminals?
Yes you can but you cannot travel between terminals once you have gone through security for your flight, so you can only access the lounges in the terminal your flight departs from.
Can I bring guests?
You can bring guests with Priority Pass membership. Each guest is charged at an additional £24 no matter what membership level you have. If you plan on bringing more than 1 guest I would recommend pre-booking or checking the rules around guest numbers as each lounge is different.
Do lounges ever refuse entry?
Yes they do. Thankfully for 7 out of the 8 airport lounges at Gatwick you can reserve your space with Priority Pass (for a small extra fee) to guarantee entry
🏁 Final Thoughts – Using Lounges at Gatwick Airport
Flying through Gatwick doesn’t have to mean queuing, noise, and expensive food.
With Priority Pass, you can:
✔ Eat properly
✔ Sit comfortably
✔ Work quietly
✔ Start your trip relaxed
Use this page as your starting point, then click through to the terminal guides and full reviews to choose the best lounge for you.
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