Every lounge at Bali Airport — who gets in and how (2026)

Updated November 2026. Bali is on my bucket list. I have lots of friends who seem to shuttle back and forth on a regular basis, and the question always comes up: which lounge gets you in? If, like me, you’re overweight in Priority Pass or Qantas Gold status, this guide is for you.

The short answer on Bali airport lounges: the international terminal at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS, often just called Denpasar) has two lounges most Australians will care about. The Tujuwan Lounge is where Qantas, Jetstar Business Max and most full-service airlines send their eligible passengers. The Concordia Lounge is the one for Priority Pass. Virgin Australia has no lounge in Bali at all.

Arriving rather than leaving? The e-VOA, arrival card and tourist levy are in my Bali arrival checklist, and if you want a local number for Gojek and Grab, see my Bali eSIM guide. Just need data? Here’s my pick of the best eSIMs for Australians.

One thing to know before anything else: Bali’s domestic and international terminals don’t connect once you’re through security. You can only use the lounges in the building you’re flying out of.

Every Bali Airport lounge at a glance

This table comes straight from the same database that powers my free Lounge Finder, so when entry rules change, it updates here too. Flight Club DPS, the Priority Pass restaurant on level 2, is covered further down.

Which airline, status or card gets you in?

Flying Qantas. There’s no Qantas-branded lounge in Bali. Qantas uses the Tujuwan Lounge instead. You get in with Gold, Platinum or Platinum One status (plus one guest on the same flight), or a full Qantas Club membership. Qantas Club Flexible doesn’t count. You need to be on a Qantas flight number.

Flying Jetstar. Only Jetstar Business Max passengers get into the Tujuwan Lounge. Qantas status and Qantas Club don’t help on a Jetstar boarding pass, and travellers report a sign at the door saying exactly that.

Flying Virgin Australia. Virgin has no lounge in Bali and no agreement with any third-party lounge, so Velocity status and business class don’t get you in anywhere. Your options are Priority Pass or paying at the door.

Flying Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar or Cathay Pacific. These airlines also use the Tujuwan Lounge for their eligible passengers.

Holding a card with Priority Pass or DragonPass. The Concordia Lounge in the international terminal is your lounge, and it takes DragonPass as well as Priority Pass. That’s the program behind the lounge passes on Australian Mastercards like the Bankwest World Mastercard (10 passes a year) and the CommBank World Debit Mastercard, and the CommBank Ultimate Awards card. The Tujuwan Lounge doesn’t take Priority Pass. Not sure what your wallet unlocks? Tick your cards in the Lounge Finder, or read my guide to which Australian credit cards include lounge access.

International terminal lounges

Tujuwan Lounge

This used to be the Premier Lounge. The operator, JAS, rebranded it in December 2023 and reopened it after a renovation in January 2025, with 257 seats across two levels. Some airline pages still call it the Premier Lounge. After immigration, follow the duty-free area and take the lift or stairs up to the mezzanine. Cathay Pacific lists its hours as 7am to 2am daily.

Inside there’s a central bar with beer, wine, spirits, cocktails and barista coffee, hot and cold buffets, showers, a smoking room and a small work corner. The consistent complaint is crowds. It’s the default lounge for most full-service airlines, and the evening departure wave to Australia fills it fast. Regulars say the downstairs room is cooler and quieter.

Getting in cheapest: through Qantas status, Qantas Club or a partner airline ticket. Otherwise IDR 600,000 at the door (around A$50, depending on the exchange rate) for up to 3 hours.

Concordia Lounge (international)

The Priority Pass lounge for international departures. It’s on the 3rd floor of the departure hall, after passport control, reached by stairs or lift. Priority Pass lists it as open 6am to 2am every day. It also takes DragonPass and walk-in guests. Expect a simpler food spread than the Tujuwan Lounge, but it’s a seat away from the gate crowds.

Getting in cheapest: a Priority Pass or DragonPass membership, including one that comes with your credit card.

Flight Club DPS

This is a sit-down restaurant on level 2, not a lounge. Priority Pass members get a set menu, and the discount applies to guests too. Priority Pass lists it as open 5am to 1am. It’s a decent fallback if the Concordia Lounge is full.

Garuda Indonesia Executive Lounge

For Garuda business class passengers and SkyTeam Elite Plus members. You can’t buy entry. If you’re flying Garuda in economy without SkyTeam status, look at the Concordia Lounge instead.

Also listed: Amex’s lounge finder shows a T/G Lounge in the international terminal as temporarily closed.

Domestic terminal lounges

If you’re flying on to Lombok, Labuan Bajo or Java, you’ll leave from the domestic terminal. Priority Pass covers two lounges here: the Blue Sky Premier Lounge (listed as 5:30am to 9:30pm) and the domestic Concordia Lounge. Garuda also has a domestic lounge for its premium passengers.

Paying your way in: is it worth it?

At around A$50 for 3 hours, the Tujuwan Lounge makes sense if you’ve checked out of your villa at midday and the flight home doesn’t leave until after midnight. A free bar, a shower and a quieter seat for the red-eye beats another overpriced airport beer. For a short wait, or if your flight boards within the hour, save your money.

No lounge? Where else to wait

If no lounge door opens for you, you’re not stuck at the gate. Revolver Espresso, the Seminyak café Australians queue for, has an outlet airside in the international terminal, so you can get a proper flat white before the flight home. The Flight Club DPS restaurant on level 2 is another sit-down option.

For a really long wait, look at the Novotel Bali Ngurah Rai Airport hotel, which sits right next to the terminal and connects to it directly. Qantas once trialled a pre-flight lounge there for its passengers. A room for a few hours can beat stretching lounge time too far.

Still planning the trip? My Bali arrival checklist covers the e-VOA, arrival card and tourist levy to sort before you fly.

Connecting somewhere on the way? I’ve got lounge guides for Singapore Changi, Hong Kong, London Heathrow and Zurich, plus home: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

Bali Airport lounge FAQs

Is there a Qantas lounge at Bali Airport?

Not a Qantas-branded one. Qantas uses the Tujuwan Lounge in the international terminal. Qantas Gold, Platinum and Platinum One members (plus one guest) and full Qantas Club members get in when flying on a Qantas flight number.

What happened to the Premier Lounge at Bali Airport?

It’s the same lounge with a new name. The operator, JAS, rebranded the Premier Lounge as the Tujuwan Lounge and reopened it after a renovation in January 2025. It’s on the mezzanine in the international terminal.

Can Qantas Club members use a lounge in Bali when flying Jetstar?

No. On Jetstar, only Business Max passengers get into the Tujuwan Lounge. Qantas status and Qantas Club membership don’t apply on a Jetstar boarding pass.

Does Virgin Australia have a lounge in Bali?

No. Virgin Australia has no lounge in Bali and no agreement with any third-party lounge there. Use Priority Pass if you have it, or pay at the door.

Which Bali Airport lounge takes Priority Pass?

In the international terminal, the Concordia Lounge on the 3rd floor, plus a set menu at the Flight Club DPS restaurant. In the domestic terminal, the Blue Sky Premier Lounge and the domestic Concordia Lounge. The Tujuwan Lounge doesn’t accept Priority Pass.

How much is a lounge pass at Bali Airport?

The Tujuwan Lounge charges IDR 600,000 at the door, around A$50 depending on the exchange rate, for up to 3 hours. The Concordia Lounge also sells entry at the desk.

Can I use an international lounge if I’m flying domestic from Bali?

No. The domestic and international terminals don’t connect airside, so you can only use the lounges in the terminal you’re departing from.