The Executive Lounge at Exeter is £27.50 an adult, and that is the cheapest airport lounge we sell anywhere in the United Kingdom. The next cheapest is Aberdeen at £32, then Southend at £33. Checked against live availability on 1 October 2026.
How much is the lounge at Exeter Airport?
£27.50 for one adult, pre-booked. For comparison, the same booking at Manchester is £37.99, at Gatwick £40 and at Heathrow £44. Exeter is a small airport with one lounge, and the price reflects that rather than anything being missing.
What is included at the Exeter Executive Lounge?
Unlimited tea, Green Farm Coffee, which is produced locally in Devon, and unlimited soft drinks. Unlimited free Wi-Fi, newspapers and magazines, comfortable seating and runway views.
Is alcohol included at Exeter, or do you pay?
Included, but capped at two drinks per guest, chosen from a selection of wines, beers and spirits. This is worth knowing before you book, because most UK lounges pour without a limit and Exeter does not. If an unlimited bar is the reason you are buying a lounge, this is not the one.
What food is served, and does it change during the day?
Yes, and it changes more than at most airports. At breakfast there are cereals, fresh fruit, yogurt and pastries. Later in the day that becomes soup with bread, cheeses and cakes. After 10pm it drops to a selection of bar snacks. A late flight out of Exeter gets crisps, not a meal.
What time does the Exeter lounge open and close?
It opens at first check-in each day and closes after the last departure, so the hours follow the flight schedule rather than a fixed clock. Maximum stay is three hours.
Is the Exeter lounge worth it?
At £27.50 it is the easiest yes in the country on price alone, as long as you know what you are buying: a quiet seat, a hot drink, decent Wi-Fi, runway views and two drinks. If you are flying at breakfast you also get a proper breakfast. If you are flying after 10pm you get bar snacks, and the value drops sharply.