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Narita Airport NRT is also known as Tokyo Airport and Japan International Airport. 42 million passengers pass through its gates each year. It has fairly awful Priority Pass Airport lounges, and we explore your best lounge options below.
Narita Airport has three terminals. SkyTeam airlines fly out of Terminal 1’s North Wing, Star Alliance airlines use Terminal 1’s South Wing, and Oneworld airlines fly out of Terminal 2.
Free Airport Lounge Access
If you have not paid for Business Class or First Class, you can access airport lounges for a fee or for free if you have a Priority Pass or an Amex Platinum card. To get extra bonus referral points and advice on the Platinum American Express and other free-lounge-access credit cards, have a read of our best credit cards for luxury travel.
1. KAL Lounge, T1
The KAL Lounge is the best Priority Pass lounge at Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT), located in Terminal 1 after security. The look is nice if a little Ikea and the view is out over the planes. There are snacks and soft and alcoholic drinks. You can access this lounge for free if you have a Priority Pass.
2. IASS Executive Lounge, T1 & T2
the IASS Executive and T.E.I. lounges are all located landside, before security. This means that once you leave the lounge, you will have to then pass through security before making your way to the gate. This is a pain as you don’t know how long security will take.
The good news is that you will have free entry to the IASS lounges if you have an unlimited Priority Pass, whatever class you travel. The bad news is that these lounges are both horrible. These lounges are ugly with lines of seats. The coffee machine is a highlight. Next door to the coffee machine is a soda fountain and a water cooler machine. That’s it. Guests are entitled to one free drink, which is offered upon entry. You can choose from an Asahi beer, a whiskey, and soda, or a whiskey and water.
This lounge is not somewhere I can imagine any frequent flyer wants to hang out.
3. T.E.I. Lounge T1 & T2
The T.E.I. lounges are also landside before security, so once you leave the lounge, you will have to pass through security before going to your gate, which is a pain as you don’t know how long security will take.
Once again, you will have free entry to the T.E.I. lounges if you have an unlimited Priority Pass whatever class you travel. The bad news is that these lounges are also both horrible with ugly, with uncomfortable seats. There’s a coffee machine, tea bags, a soda fountain, and a water cooler machine. That’s it. There are no complimentary alcoholic beverages and no snacks. These lounges feel very sad.
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