Heathrow has more lounges you can simply buy your way into than any other UK airport, thirteen across four terminals. It also has the widest price spread, from £44 to £76, and the most brutal terminal trap: no airside route between terminals, so the ticket has to match your departure gate.

Everything below is per person from live inventory on 10 August 2026.

What lounges are at Heathrow Terminal 2?

  • No1 Lounge Heathrow — £48 an adult, £25 a child.
  • Plaza Premium Lounge — £49, children also £49.
  • Plaza Premium, three to six hour stay — £76.

What lounges are at Heathrow Terminal 3?

  • My Lounge — £44 an adult, £25 a child. The cheapest lounge at Heathrow.
  • No1 Lounge Heathrow — £50 an adult, £25 a child.
  • Clubrooms — £52. The premium room in this terminal.

What lounges are at Heathrow Terminal 4?

  • Plaza Premium Lounge — £49, children also £49.
  • Blush Lounge by Plaza Premium — £49, children also £49.
  • Both also sell a three to six hour version at £75.

Terminal 4 is the one to watch as a family. Every option here charges children the full adult rate, so there is no cheaper way in with kids.

What lounges are at Heathrow Terminal 5?

  • Plaza Premium Lounge — £49, children also £49.
  • Club Aspire Lounge — £50 an adult, £25 a child.
  • Plaza Premium, three to six hour stay — £75.

Which is the cheapest lounge at Heathrow?

My Lounge in Terminal 3 at £44 an adult. Nothing at Heathrow goes lower. If you are departing from another terminal it is not an option, because you cannot cross airside.

Which Heathrow lounge is cheapest for a family?

My Lounge in Terminal 3 again, at £44 an adult and £25 a child, so two adults and two children is £138.

The same family in a Terminal 4 Plaza Premium lounge is £196, because children pay the full £49 there. The adult headline rates are only £5 apart, £44 against £49, which hides a £58 gap for a family of four. Choosing a Heathrow lounge on the adult price alone is how families overpay here.

In Terminal 5, Club Aspire at £25 a child works out cheaper for a family than Plaza Premium next door at £49 a child, despite costing a pound more per adult.

Can I use a lounge in a different Heathrow terminal?

No. Heathrow’s terminals have no airside connection, and the inter-terminal transfers are landside or for connecting passengers only. Book the lounge that matches the terminal on your boarding pass.

Is a Heathrow lounge worth it?

At £44 to £50 Heathrow sits at the top of the UK range, so the case rests on how long you have. With two to three hours airside, a seat and a meal in Europe’s busiest airport is straightforwardly worth it. With ninety minutes it is not.

The three-to-six hour tickets are a separate decision. Paying £75 instead of £49 buys you an extra window, which only pays off on a long connection or a delay you already know about.

Do Heathrow lounges have showers?

Some do, and it is usually the premium rooms and the longer-stay tickets that include them rather than the standard entry. If a shower is the reason you are booking, check the individual lounge before you pay, since it is not a universal feature at this price level.

Should I book a Heathrow lounge in advance?

Yes, and not for the price, since there is no early-booking discount. Heathrow’s lounges are the most likely in the country to be at capacity, and a walk-up is refused when they are full. Booking holds the seat.