Bristol Airport Lounges

Welcome to Bristol Airport Premier Lounges

Bristol Airport serves the city of Bristol and its surrounding counties, including Somerset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Herefordshire and more.

Despite its small size, as recently as 2019, Bristol Airport was ranked as the eighth-busiest airport in the UK and sees a lot of domestic and international travel. Popular airlines easyJet and Ryanair have hubs at Bristol Airport, making it an ideal choice to fly to many European destinations.

There is one lounge at Bristol Airport where you can spend some time relaxing before your flight, called the Escape Lounge.

Escape Lounge

Lounge Features

The Escape Lounge at Bristol Airport is available to book for passengers regardless of their flight status, or the airline that they are flying with. There are several facilities included in the Escape Lounge which make it an attractive option to book, ranging from free WiFi, complimentary food and drink offerings, toilets, televisions, newspapers, magazines, and dedicated family and business zones.

The Escape Lounge is located on the Mezzanine Level in the Departure Lounge and is open from 03:30 – 19:30 daily.

Food and Beverage Offerings

The Escape Lounge offers buffet-style food throughout the day, changing its offerings depending on whether it is serving breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

As an example, for breakfast guests can expect traditional full English breakfast items such as bacon, sausages, and eggs alongside more continental offerings such as cereals, pastries, muffins, fresh fruit and yoghurt.

At lunch and dinner service, guests can again choose from either hot or cold buffet options (or a mixture of both). Items available include a range of different soups, salads and sandwiches, as well as hot meals ranging from mac and cheese, seasoned chicken, and barbecue pork, as well as a selection of crisps, cheese and crackers, biscuits, muffins and more.

Another advantage of choosing the Escape Lounge is that there is a selection of vegan dishes available alongside the regular menus at breakfast, lunch and dinner service, making it a suitable option for vegans or those with certain dietary requirements. For instance, vegan sausages and blueberry muffins are available upon request at breakfast time, while vegan curries, soups, salads, and snacks are also available throughout lunch and dinner services.

Work and Relaxation Zones

There is a dedicated business zone in the Escape Lounge, which is popular for those travelling for work purposes. Guests can expect desks with power outlets – the perfect place to set up your laptop and charge it while getting on with some work. You can even connect to the lounge’s exclusive free WiFi, knowing that it is secure so that you are able to get important work done, especially if your work involves dealing with sensitive documents.

For those looking for a more relaxing experience, how about finding one of the sofas to curl up on with a good book, or make the most of the complimentary newspapers and magazines, and take on a crossword in the paper or read about the latest gossip in a magazine to pass the time?

How to Book

Search, compare, and book airport lounges with Enjoy Travel. Guests can book the Escape Lounge at Bristol Airport from £29.99 per person. Infants (which the airport classes as babies and children from 0–35 months) are allowed entry free of charge.

Reservation Options

Passengers can use the lounge for a maximum of 3 hours before the flight departure time. Groups of larger than 6 are not allowed to use the lounge, although there is an authorisation form on Bristol Airport’s website which passengers can submit should they wish to.

Walk-In Availability

Passengers can turn up on the day and walk into the lounge, by paying at the doors. However, due to the lounge’s capacity, it is highly recommended to book beforehand to avoid disappointment, should the lounge be full upon your arrival.