Beijing, China · Lounge details updated 2026-11-04

PEK Airport Lounges: All 12 Beijing Lounges and How to Get In

Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) in Beijing has 12 open lounges across Terminal 2, Terminal 2, Domestic, Terminal 2, International, Terminal 3, Terminal 3C and Terminal 3E. Of those, 9 take Priority Pass. 6 have showers. The card that opens the most of them is the U.S. Bank Altitude Connect (9 lounges).

Priority PassoneworldSkyTeam

Open lounges

12

In 6 terminals

Priority Pass

9

With showers

6

Open 24 hours

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Every lounge at PEK, by terminal

Times are local. Tap a lounge for its hours, rules and photos.

See which PEK lounges your cards get you into.

12 open lounges

Terminal 22 lounges

Terminal 3E4 lounges

Terminal 3C1 lounge

Terminal 32 lounges

Terminal 2, International1 lounge

Terminal 2, Domestic2 lounges

How to get into PEK lounges

Each network, its lounges here, and how people usually get in.

Priority Pass9 lounges

A Priority Pass membership, which many premium credit cards include for free.

All Priority Pass lounges
oneworld2 lounges

Business or first class on a oneworld airline, or oneworld Sapphire or Emerald status.

All oneworld lounges
SkyTeam3 lounges

Business or first class on a SkyTeam airline, or SkyTeam Elite Plus status.

All SkyTeam lounges

Credit cards that get you into PEK lounges

Ranked by how many open lounges here each card gets you into. Some need a same-day flight on a certain airline.

  1. U.S. Bank Altitude Connect9 of 12
  2. Capital One Venture X9 of 12
  3. Bilt Palladium9 of 12
  4. HSBC Elite9 of 12
  5. Barclays JetBlue Premier9 of 12
  6. Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite9 of 12
  7. Citi Strata Elite9 of 12
  8. Amex Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant9 of 12

PEK lounges: common questions

How many lounges are at PEK airport?

Beijing Capital International Airport has 12 open lounges: Air China Business Class Lounge (Terminal 2), Air China First And Business Class Lounge (Terminal 2), Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge (Terminal 2, Domestic), V2 China Eastern Lounge (Terminal 2, Domestic), BGS Premier Lounge (Terminal 2, International), BGS First and Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3), Cathay Pacific Lounge (Terminal 3), Air China First And Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3C) and 4 more.

Which PEK lounges can I use with Priority Pass?

9 lounges at PEK take Priority Pass: Air China First And Business Class Lounge (Terminal 2), Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge (Terminal 2, Domestic), V2 China Eastern Lounge (Terminal 2, Domestic), BGS Premier Lounge (Terminal 2, International), Air China First And Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3C), Air China Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3E) and 3 more. Many premium credit cards include a Priority Pass membership; check your card's guest rules before you go.

Which credit cards get you into lounges at PEK?

The U.S. Bank Altitude Connect opens 9 lounges (Air China First And Business Class Lounge, Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge, V2 China Eastern Lounge and 6 more). The Capital One Venture X opens 9 lounges (Air China First And Business Class Lounge, Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge, V2 China Eastern Lounge and 6 more). The Bilt Palladium opens 9 lounges (Air China First And Business Class Lounge, Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge, V2 China Eastern Lounge and 6 more). The HSBC Elite opens 9 lounges (Air China First And Business Class Lounge, Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Lounge, V2 China Eastern Lounge and 6 more). Some access needs a same-day flight on a particular airline; see each lounge's rules.

Which lounges at PEK have showers?

Air China Business Class Lounge (Terminal 2), V2 China Eastern Lounge (Terminal 2, Domestic), BGS First and Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3), Air China Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3E), BGS Premier Lounge (Terminal 3E) and Joy Rest Lounge (Terminal 3E).

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Lounges at every airport

Lounge lists come from the networks' own directories (Priority Pass, American Express, Chase, Capital One, Delta and the airline alliances), last refreshed 2026-11-04. Hours and access rules change, and lounges can turn people away when full, so check with the lounge before you go.