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    Find the best airport lounge deals at Birmingham Airport

    Birmingham Airport runs from a single terminal, with departure gates stretching out along a long pier from the low numbers right up past Gate 47, so it's worth knowing roughly where you're headed before you pick a lounge. There are three bookable lounges here: Aspire Lounge (South), tucked next to Gate 1 after you come through the World Duty Free Shop and turn left; No1 Lounge Birmingham, right by the World Duty Free exit between WHSmith and JD Sports; and Clubrooms Birmingham, further along on the ground floor of the departure pier next to Gate 47. Whichever one matches your gate, your budget and who you're travelling with, compare what's actually included, then book ahead so you've got a seat sorted before you've even cleared security. Birmingham also has additional lounges, including newer premium options and an airline-specific lounge, that aren't currently bookable through Enjoy Travel.

    Lounges at Birmingham BHX

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    Aspire Lounge (south)

    Price from:
    £43.99/per person
    • Open 04:30 - 17:30
    • Air Conditioning
    • Refreshments (Alcoholic)
    • Disabled Access
    • Flight Information Monitor
    • Internet
    • No Smoking
    • Refreshments (Soft Drinks)
    • Television
    • Wi-fi

    Location: Airside - after Security, proceed through the World Duty Free Shop and turn left. Follow signs for Gates 1-20. The lounge is located next to Gate 1.

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    Clubrooms Birmingham

    Price from:
    £48.00/per person
    • Open 04:30 - 20:30
    • Air Conditioning
    • Refreshments (Alcoholic)
    • Disabled Access
    • Flight Information Monitor
    • Internet
    • No Smoking
    • Refreshments (Soft Drinks)
    • Television
    • Wi-fi

    Location: Airside - Ground Floor, Departure Pier, next to Gate 47.

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    No1 Lounge Birmingham

    Price from:
    £46.00/per person
    • Open 04:00 - 21:00
    • Air Conditioning
    • Refreshments (Alcoholic)
    • Disabled Access
    • Flight Information Monitor
    • Internet
    • No Smoking
    • Refreshments (Soft Drinks)
    • Television
    • Wi-fi

    Location: Airside - after Security, proceed through the World Duty Free Shop. After exiting the World Duty Free Shop, the entrance to the lounge is located directly ahead, between 'WHSmith' and 'JD Sports'.

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    Why Book an Airport Lounge at Birmingham Airport?

    Comfort and Convenience
    A single terminal building means everyone funnels through the same shared spaces, and that can get tight fast around peak departures. A booked lounge, whether it's Aspire Lounge (South) near Gate 1 or Clubrooms further along the pier by Gate 47, gets you a guaranteed seat away from the crowd rather than a hopeful lap of the gate area.
    Relax While You Recharge
    Early starts and late finishes both get covered here. Aspire Lounge (South) opens from 04:30 for the first wave out, while No1 Lounge Birmingham runs all the way through to 21:00 if your flight's further down the schedule. Either way, you get somewhere to properly sit down before the tannoy starts.
    Catch Up on Work
    Aspire Lounge (South) has a quiet area with dedicated work stations, useful if you need to finish something before you switch your phone to flight mode. No1 Lounge Birmingham also runs its own quiet area, so neither lounge leaves you balancing a laptop on your knees near the gate.
    Use Your Credit Card or Airline Miles
    Aspire Lounge (South) accepts Priority Pass at no extra charge, while No1 Lounge Birmingham and Clubrooms both accept Priority Pass and DragonPass for a supplementary fee paid directly at the lounge. Worth checking what your card already covers before paying twice.
    Food and Drink
    It varies by lounge, and that's part of the appeal. Aspire Lounge (South) covers alcoholic and soft drink refreshments. No1 Lounge Birmingham runs a self-service buffet, with Champagne available for an extra charge. Clubrooms goes furthest, with dedicated waiter service, a made-to-order dining menu, and a proper range of beers, wines and premium spirits.
    Free WiFi
    Wi-Fi and internet access run across all three of Birmingham's lounges as standard, so whether you're finishing an email in Aspire Lounge (South) or settling in for a longer wait in Clubrooms, you're covered.
    Amenities and Facilities
    Expect air conditioning, disabled access, a flight information monitor, TV and Wi-Fi across all three lounges. No1 Lounge Birmingham adds a small cinema space on top of its quiet area, while Clubrooms leans into its waiter service rather than extra gadgets.
    Family-Friendly
    Aspire Lounge (South) and No1 Lounge Birmingham both welcome children aged 2 to 11 on the family rate, though No1 requires under-12s to be supervised by an adult throughout the visit. Clubrooms is the exception here: children under 12 are not admitted at all, so it's not the pick if you're travelling with young kids.
    Flight Information
    Every lounge here runs a flight information monitor, and with a maximum stay of 3 hours across all three (entry opens 3 hours before your scheduled departure), keeping an eye on the time still matters, even from somewhere comfortable.

    What are the Benefits of Booking with Enjoy Travel?

    When you book your airport lounge with Enjoy Travel, you get more than just a place to sit before your flight. We work with a wide range of lounges at airports around the world so you can compare your options and pick what suits you and your budget, whether that's a quick refresh before a short haul hop or a few relaxed hours before long haul. Booking is quick, secure, and confirmed instantly, so you'll have your access sorted before you even leave the house. Our customer support team is on hand if your plans change or you've got a question about your booking, and with transparent pricing and no hidden extras, you'll always know exactly what you're paying for. It's one less thing to think about on travel day, and one more way to start your trip properly relaxed.

    How to Book a Birmingham Airport Lounge

    It's easy!

    1. Search your airport and travel date
      Search Birmingham and your travel date to bring up every lounge available that day.
    2. Compare your lounge options
      Compare Aspire Lounge (South), No1 Lounge Birmingham and Clubrooms Birmingham on location, price and what's included.
    3. Pick the lounge that suits you
      Pick the lounge that suits your gate, your budget, and who you're travelling with, especially if young children are part of the trip.
    4. Enter your details and pay
      Enter your details and pay securely online.
    5. Get instant confirmation
      Get instant confirmation by email, then show it with your boarding pass at the lounge.

    How to Make the Most of Your Birmingham Airport Lounge Experience

    A few things worth knowing before you book at Birmingham:

    • Mind the 3 hour cap All three lounges limit your stay to 3 hours, with access from 3 hours before departure, so time your arrival rather than turning up too early and eating into your visit.
    • Check the gate before you book Aspire Lounge (South) sits near Gate 1, while Clubrooms is next to Gate 47, more or less opposite ends of the pier. Factor that walk into your timing.
    • Travelling with a child under 12? Skip Clubrooms It doesn't admit children under 12 under any circumstances. Aspire Lounge (South) and No1 Lounge Birmingham both take kids aged 2 to 11 instead.

    What are the Rules and Restrictions of Birmingham Airport Lounges?

    Smart casual applies across all three lounges. Aspire Lounge (South) is explicit about it too, football shirts aren't allowed, so keep matchday kit for after you land.
    Aspire Lounge (South) and No1 Lounge Birmingham both admit children aged 2 to 11, though No1 requires an adult to supervise under-12s throughout the visit. Clubrooms is genuinely different from the other two: children under 12 are not admitted there at all, regardless of supervision, so plan around that if you're travelling as a family. Alcohol service at Aspire Lounge (South) is restricted to guests aged 18 and over.
    Where alcohol is served, it's there to be enjoyed sensibly rather than treated as an open bar, and Aspire Lounge (South) specifically limits alcohol service to over-18s. Champagne is available at both No1 Lounge Birmingham and Clubrooms, but it's charged separately rather than included in entry. Staff can stop serving anyone at their discretion, and you'll still need to be fit to board once you leave.
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    How to Stay Safe and Healthy in Birmingham Airport Lounges

    Adhere to Health and Safety Measures
    Check any posted guidance at the lounge entrance when you check in, and remember all three lounges are for ticketed passengers only, so keep your boarding pass to hand throughout your visit.

    Keep Your Belongings Secure and Organised
    Even in a booked lounge, keep bags and valuables with you rather than left at a table while you're up getting food or drink, particularly in the busier self-service areas.

    Avoid Allergens and Contaminants
    No1 Lounge Birmingham's self-service buffet means checking labelling or asking staff directly if you have allergies. Clubrooms' made-to-order menu actually makes this easier, since you can flag dietary needs straight to your server, and it's worth doing the same at Aspire Lounge (South) if you're unsure what's in the refreshments on offer.

    How to Enhance Your Birmingham Airport Lounge Experience

    Use Enjoy Travel App and Website to Find and Book Lounges
    Compare Birmingham's three lounges side by side, location, price and what's included, before you commit to one.

    Bring Your Own Travel Essentials and Accessories
    A book, decent headphones or your own snacks for the flight all help fill the time, especially useful if your flight ends up delayed and your visit runs long.

    Interact With Other Guests and Staff
    Birmingham's lounges see a proper mix of leisure passengers and business travellers passing through, so staff can usually point you toward whatever's not obvious from the booking page, from quiet corners to what's actually on the menu that day.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Birmingham Airport Lounges

    Three through us: Aspire Lounge (South) near Gate 1, No1 Lounge Birmingham near the World Duty Free exit, and Clubrooms Birmingham next to Gate 47. Birmingham also has other lounges, including newer premium options and an airline-specific lounge, that aren't part of what we book.

    Aspire Lounge (South) and No1 Lounge Birmingham both accept children aged 2 to 11, with No1 requiring an adult to supervise under-12s. Clubrooms doesn't admit children under 12 at all, so it's not the right pick for a family with younger kids.

    Aspire Lounge (South) accepts Priority Pass with no extra charge. No1 Lounge Birmingham and Clubrooms both accept Priority Pass and DragonPass, but for a supplementary fee paid directly at the lounge rather than free entry.

    Aspire Lounge (South) starts from £43.99 per person, No1 Lounge Birmingham from £46.00, and Clubrooms from £48.00. Prices are per person and can shift, so check the current rate when you book.

    All three cap your visit at 3 hours, with check-in opening 3 hours before your scheduled departure.

    No. All three are open to ticketed passengers regardless of airline, there's no airline-specific restriction on any of them.

    Smart casual is the general rule at all three. Aspire Lounge (South) specifically rules out football shirts, so keep that in mind if you're travelling in matchday colours.

    Aspire Lounge (South) includes alcoholic refreshments, but only for guests aged 18 and over. No1 Lounge Birmingham and Clubrooms both offer Champagne, though it's charged separately rather than included in your entry price.

    Aspire Lounge (South) sits next to Gate 1, reached by turning left after the World Duty Free Shop and following signs for Gates 1 to 20. No1 Lounge Birmingham is directly ahead as you exit the World Duty Free Shop, between WHSmith and JD Sports. Clubrooms is on the ground floor of the departure pier, next to Gate 47.

    Often yes, though availability isn't guaranteed, particularly at busier times. Booking ahead is the safer option if you want to be sure of a spot in your chosen lounge.

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