Plaza Premium Lounge Istanbul Tickets

Plaza Premium Lounge at Istanbul Airport (IST) offers non-member access to hot meals, showers, Wi-Fi, and rest areas in the international terminal, bookable by the visit regardless of airline class. Find hourly access options, flat-rate entry formats, and priority pass comparison details here.

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Slide 1 of 5, Plaza Premium Lounge entrance at Istanbul Ataturk Airport with reception desk.

Plaza Premium lounge reception at Istanbul Ataturk Airport with guest checking in.

Istanbul Ataturk Airport lounge with seating and view of runway.

Istanbul Ataturk Airport lounge with seating and modern decor.

Lounge seating area at Istanbul Ataturk Airport with modern decor and dining tables.

Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport (SAW) Plaza Premium Lounge Access

3 hrs

Immerse yourself for 3 hours in the luxury of Istanbul airport’s lounges, away from the hustle-bustle of your journey.
How about a fabulous meal before your journey? Treat yourself to an array of Turkish and international cuisines, with vegetarian options too.
Stay connected and entertained with free WiFi, charging stations, and a variety of TV channels or enjoy a quick game in the playroom.
Pick from Plaza Premium Lounge for domestic departures and Marmara Lounge and Bosphorus Lounge for international departures.
Did you know? The Bosphorus Lounge gets its name from the famous Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul.

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Immerse yourself for 3 hours in the luxury of Istanbul airport’s lounges, away from the hustle-bustle of your journey.
How about a fabulous meal before your journey? Treat yourself to an array of Turkish and international cuisines, with vegetarian options too.
Stay connected and entertained with free WiFi, charging stations, and a variety of TV channels or enjoy a quick game in the playroom.
Pick from Plaza Premium Lounge for domestic departures and Marmara Lounge and Bosphorus Lounge for international departures.
Did you know? The Bosphorus Lounge gets its name from the famous Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul.