Lounges at NAIA

Int'l gates 5am to 11pm

A Lounge

Entry comes from Priority Pass, DragonPass or one of about thirty Philippine bank cards, with no airline ties at all. Showers, a bar and hot food. The quiet zone and work desks make it the easier Terminal 1 lounge to get something done in.

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• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Quiet zone
• +2

Int'l gates 24 hours

Mabuhay Lounge

Philippine Airlines' flagship lounge, open to its business class and Mabuhay Miles elites. Showers, a bar with barista coffee, massage chairs and a quiet zone. No pass or card program gets you in here.

Gets you in

Philippine Airlines

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Barista coffee
• +3

Int'l gates

OFW Lounge

Free for departing overseas Filipino workers with an OEC or e-card. Hot meals, massage chairs, a prayer room and secure bag storage. No airline, pass or card gets anyone else in.

• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Prayer room
• Massage chairs
• Flight screens
• +1

Int'l gates

PAGSS Premium Lounge

The widest access at Terminal 1, taking four pass programs and more than forty Philippine bank cards. Business class on EVA Air, China Airlines and Kuwait Airways gets in as well. Showers, a bar and hot food.

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• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Flight screens

Int'l gates

marhaba Lounge

Priority Pass, DragonPass and dozens of Philippine bank cards all work here. Business class on several partner carriers, among them Malaysia Airlines and EVA Air, is welcome too. Showers, a prayer room, a quiet zone and a hot buffet.

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• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Quiet zone
• +2

Domestic gates 12mn to 10/11pm

Mabuhay Lounge Northwing

Philippine Airlines' domestic lounge in Terminal 2's north wing, for its business class passengers and top-tier Mabuhay Miles members. Showers, a bar and hot food. This was the international-side lounge back when PAL still flew international routes out of Terminal 2. It is a smaller, plainer room than the Terminal 1 flagship of the same name.

Gets you in

Philippine Airlines

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar

Domestic gates 12mn to 10/11pm

Mabuhay Lounge Southwing

Philippine Airlines' second Terminal 2 lounge, down one level near Gate 10, for Comfort Class passengers and Mabuhay Miles Elite members. Showers, a bar and hot food.

Gets you in

Philippine Airlines

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar

Int'l gates 24 hours

A Lounge

Priority Pass, DragonPass and about thirty Philippine bank cards all work here, with no airline ties. Showers, a bar, hot food and an accessible restroom. Priority Pass lists it as closing permanently on 1 September 2026.

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Flight screens
• +1

Int'l gates

First Meridian Lounge

The shared premium lounge for eight international carriers, among them Emirates, Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines. Business class or elite status is the only way in, and no pass or card program is accepted. Sleeping pods, showers, a kids area, work desks and a full bar.

Gets you in

8 airlines

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Open bar
• Quiet zone
• +4

Landside

OFW Lounge

Free for departing overseas Filipino workers with an OEC or e-card. It sits before check-in, with its own immigration lane beside it. Showers, hot meals, bag storage and room for 216 people.

• Showers
• Wi-Fi
• Power outlets
• Hot food
• Flight screens
• Bag storage

Int'l gates

PAGSS Premium Lounge

Business class on ANA, Etihad and Asiana, or a paid walk-in. Card and pass access ended in May 2025, so Priority Pass and bank cards no longer work here. Wi-Fi, hot food and a bar, in the smaller room it moved into that year.

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Gets you in

4 airlines

• Wi-Fi
• Hot food
• Open bar