Meet Loungeaway: Know Which Lounges You Can Actually Use
Most of us have had this happen. You walk ten minutes to a lounge, hand over your card, and get told no. Wrong time of day. Wrong terminal. Lounge is full. Your card doesn't cover guests anymore. The rules exist, they're just spread over a dozen websites and small-print PDFs. We built Loungeaway to put them in one place, on your phone, before you start walking.
Start With the Cards You Already Have
Add your cards and passes once: Amex Platinum, Sapphire Reserve, Venture X, Priority Pass, airline status, and many more. Loungeaway then shows only the lounges you can get into, at every airport. No more scrolling past Centurion Lounges you can't enter or wondering whether your Priority Pass works at the Air France lounge.


The Small Print, Up Front
This is the part that goes wrong at the door, so it's the part we spent the most time on. For each lounge and each card, Loungeaway spells out the conditions in plain words:
- Hours your card is accepted. The Air France lounge in Boston takes Priority Pass from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM only. Lufthansa at JFK, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only. It's all there.
- Guest rules and fees. Free guests, how many, and what each extra one costs.
- Capacity warnings. When a lounge is often full and may turn Priority Pass members away.
- Ticket rules. Same-day boarding pass, which airline you have to be flying, how early you can arrive.
We take these rules from the lounges' and card issuers' own pages, and from Priority Pass's listings, not from marketing copy. We wrote a whole article on why this matters: Priority Pass Is Getting Worse.
Directions You Can Actually Follow
Every lounge page has opening hours, how busy it tends to get, the number of seats, and directions that tell you the floor, the nearest gate and which elevator to take. Spin the globe or search an airport to start.


Your Trips, Your Lounges
Add a flight by its number and Loungeaway shows the lounges at the airports on your trip. When you have a connection, it tells you how many lounges at the connecting airport your cards get you into, and which ones. It's the easiest way to see in advance whether a layover comes with somewhere comfortable to wait.

Wait Times and Honest Reviews
Travelers who are at the lounge right now can report how long the line is and how crowded it is inside. Reviews rate the things that matter: food and drink, cleanliness, service, amenities, crowding and wait. We'd rather hear that the showers were broken than read another review praising the "curated ambiance."

Where It Covers
Loungeaway has 626 lounges at 246 airports across the US and Europe, and 367 of them take Priority Pass. We keep adding more, and we check each one rather than copying a directory. It's free and there are no ads. Create a free account to open the full details for every lounge.
Try it before your next trip
Add your cards, add your next flight, and see which lounges are waiting for you. It takes about a minute.
Get Loungeaway on the App Store →Free for iPhone. Also tracking points and card benefits? Points Vault is our other app.