Lounge directory · DPS · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Bali Ngurah Rai Lounges DPS: every lounge and how to get in
Bali's lounges split across two terminals that do not connect airside, so the right lounge is the one in your departure building. The international side carries the choice. Here is the full map and how to get in.
- Lounge verdict
- Solid for a resort airport. The International Terminal carries the choice, with the Concordia Lounge and the Flight Club DPS restaurant both on Priority Pass and the Premier Lounge selling entry at the door. The Domestic Terminal has its own Concordia Lounge on Priority Pass. Garuda Indonesia runs lounges for its premium passengers in each building.
- Best access play
- Priority Pass opens the Concordia Lounge in both terminals and a set menu at Flight Club DPS. Without a card, Concordia and Premier sell walk in entry, and Flight Club runs around 35 dollars at the door. There is no Amex Centurion lounge here.
- The one thing to know
- The two terminals do not connect airside, so a lounge is only reachable from inside its own building. Pick the lounge in the terminal you fly from, not the one a landside walk away.
Orientation
How the Bali lounge map works
The terminal decides everything at DPS. International and domestic flights use separate buildings with no airside corridor between them, so you can only use a lounge inside the area you depart from. Plan around your departure gate, not the lounge in the other building.
The International Terminal is the busier lounge scene. The Concordia Lounge is the dependable Priority Pass room airside in departures, and Flight Club DPS, on level 2 opposite Gate 2, is a Priority Pass restaurant rather than a traditional lounge, where the card buys a set menu. The Premier Lounge near Gates 1 and 2 sells walk in entry to anyone, though its Priority Pass participation has come and gone, so confirm card acceptance at the door. Garuda Indonesia keeps a lounge near Gate 2 for business class and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers. Hours and walk up prices shift with the schedule, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounges
Every DPS lounge by terminal
| Lounge | Terminal and location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concordia Lounge (International) | International, airside departures | Priority Pass, DragonPass, Diners Club, pay in | Pay in to be confirmed | The reliable Priority Pass room, roughly 05:00 to 22:00 |
| Flight Club DPS | International, level 2 opposite Gate 2 | Priority Pass set menu, pay in | About 35 dollars | A restaurant not a lounge, open roughly 05:00 to 01:00 |
| Premier Lounge (International) | International, near Gates 1 and 2 | Pay in; Priority Pass participation has varied | Walk in at the door | Open to anyone who pays; confirm card acceptance first |
| Garuda Indonesia Lounge (International) | International, near Gate 2 | Garuda Business, SkyTeam Elite Plus | Not purchasable | Opens around the Garuda departure schedule |
| Concordia Lounge (Domestic) | Domestic, airside departures | Priority Pass, DragonPass, pay in | Pay in to be confirmed | The domestic Priority Pass option, daytime hours |
| Garuda Indonesia Lounge (Domestic) | Domestic, airside departures | Garuda Business and premium passengers | Not purchasable | For Garuda premium flyers on domestic routes |
Two things to note from the table. The Flight Club entry is a restaurant rather than a lounge in the usual sense, so a Priority Pass visit buys you a set menu rather than a buffet and seating, and a walk in pays around 35 dollars. And the Premier Lounge has moved in and out of the Priority Pass network over the years, so if your plan rests on using a card there, confirm it is accepting Priority Pass on the day rather than counting on it.
Access decoder
What actually opens these doors
Priority Pass reliably covers the Concordia Lounge in both the International and Domestic terminals, plus a set menu at the Flight Club DPS restaurant in International. The Premier Lounge has participated on and off, so treat it as pay in and confirm card acceptance at the door.
Paying at the door works at Concordia and Premier in the International Terminal and at Concordia on the domestic side, subject to space. Flight Club sells walk in entry at around 35 dollars. Prices move with the season, so confirm at booking.
Status and class of travel cover the Garuda Indonesia lounges in each terminal for Garuda business class and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers, opening around the Garuda schedule. There is no Amex Centurion lounge and no Plaza Premium lounge at DPS, so card holders rely on the Priority Pass rooms or pay in.
Because the two terminals do not connect airside, the single most useful rule is to choose the lounge in your departure building. Confirm the door and hours on the day, since lounge hours track the flight schedule and the international rooms keep longer hours than the domestic ones.
What to expect inside
How the rooms actually feel
The Concordia Lounge in the International Terminal is the room most travelers end up in, and it earns its place. Expect a hot and cold buffet that leans Indonesian with Western options, a decent bar, and enough seating to find a quiet corner outside the evening departure bank. It is comfortable rather than luxurious, which is the right level for a connection. The domestic Concordia is a smaller version of the same idea, busier per square meter during the morning rush when half the archipelago seems to fly at once.
Flight Club DPS is the one to understand before you commit a Priority Pass visit to it. It is a sit down restaurant rather than a lounge, so instead of a buffet you order from a set menu, and the room is built around tables rather than soft seating. For a proper meal that is a plus, and the Asian and Western menus are reasonable, but if you wanted a sofa and a long graze it is not that. A walk in costs around 35 dollars, so the card is the better value if you hold one.
The Premier Lounge sits near Gates 1 and 2 and trades on selling entry to anyone who pays, which makes it useful when the others are full or when you do not hold a card. Its place in the Priority Pass network has come and gone, so the safe assumption is that you are paying at the door. None of the DPS lounges is somewhere to sleep, and the airside areas track the flight schedule, so for genuine rest the capsule hotel in the sleeping guide does the job the lounges cannot.
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FAQ
Bali lounge questions
Which DPS lounges take Priority Pass?
The Concordia Lounge in both the International and Domestic terminals, and a set menu at the Flight Club DPS restaurant in International. The Premier Lounge has participated in Priority Pass on and off, so treat it as pay in and confirm card acceptance at the door. The Garuda Indonesia lounges are for premium passengers only.
Can I pay to get into a Bali lounge without status?
Yes. The Concordia and Premier lounges in the International Terminal sell walk in entry, subject to space, and the Concordia Lounge on the domestic side does the same. Flight Club DPS sells walk in entry at around 35 dollars. Treat prices as verify at booking.
Is there a lounge in the domestic terminal at Bali airport?
Yes. The Domestic Terminal has its own Concordia Lounge airside, which takes Priority Pass and sells pay in entry on daytime hours, plus a Garuda Indonesia lounge for the airline's premium passengers. The two terminals do not connect airside, so use the domestic lounge only if you fly domestic.
Do the Bali airport lounges have showers?
Shower availability at DPS is limited and changes with renovations, so it is best confirmed at the door rather than assumed. If a shower and a lie down is the goal, the PassGo capsule hotel on level 2 of the International Terminal is the more reliable option than any lounge. See the sleeping guide for that.
Can I use a lounge in the other terminal at DPS?
No. The International and Domestic terminals have no airside link, so a lounge is only reachable from inside the building you depart from. Crossing between terminals means exiting landside, walking about 10 minutes or taking the shuttle, and clearing security again, so plan your lounge around your departure gate.
Is there an Amex Centurion lounge at Bali airport?
No. DPS has no Amex Centurion lounge and no Plaza Premium lounge. Amex and other premium card holders use the Priority Pass rooms if their card carries Priority Pass, or pay in at the Concordia or Premier lounges.
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