By Bali Airport Guide Editorial Team · Updated July 2026
Quick answer: Ngurah Rai has two separate lounge worlds, and your boarding pass decides which one you get. In the International Terminal you have two lounges you can pay to enter: the Concordia Lounge on the 3rd floor (roughly US$33–45 booked ahead, about US$55 as a walk-up pass) and the Tujuwan Lounge, the former Premier Lounge on the mezzanine above immigration, sold as a walk-in for around 600,000 IDR (about US$33) and the only international option with showers. The Domestic Terminal has two more (Blue Sky Premier and Concordia Domestic) at around US$11–19. You cannot walk between the terminals after security, so the cheaper domestic lounges are not an option on an international flight. Every paid lounge here caps you at three hours.
At a glance: lounges at Bali airport in 2026
| Lounge | Where & when | Who gets in |
|---|---|---|
| Concordia Lounge (International) | International Departures, 3rd floor, left-hand side. 06:00–02:00 daily. Max 3 hours. | Paid entry; Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, Dreamfolks |
| Garuda Indonesia Lounge (International) | International Departures, near Gate 2 | Premium cabin and eligible SkyTeam elite status only. No paid entry. |
| Tujuwan Lounge (International, ex–Premier Lounge) | International Departures, mezzanine above immigration, near Gate 2. Max 3 hours. | Airline/status guests plus paid walk-in, about 600,000 IDR (~US$33). Showers; spa at extra cost |
| Blue Sky Premier Lounge (Domestic) | Domestic Departures, 2nd floor near Gate 6. 05:30–21:30. Max 3 hours. | Paid entry; Priority Pass, LoungeKey, Mastercard Travel Pass |
| Concordia Lounge (Domestic) | Domestic Departures, 2nd floor near Gate 6. 05:00–22:00. Max 3 hours. | Paid entry; Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, Dreamfolks |
| Flight Club DPS (International) | International Departures. 05:00–01:00. | Not a lounge: a restaurant that accepts a Priority Pass dining credit |
Which lounge can I actually use at DPS?
This is the part that catches people out at Ngurah Rai. The domestic and international halves of the airport are separate secure areas. Once you clear security for an international flight, you are in the international zone and you stay there. The two cheaper lounges sit in the domestic terminal, and no boarding pass, membership card or amount of money moves you across.
So the honest version is short. If you are flying home to Australia, Singapore, Japan or Europe, you have two realistic paid options: the Concordia Lounge and the Tujuwan Lounge (the renovated former Premier Lounge). If you are hopping to Jakarta, Lombok or Labuan Bajo, the two domestic lounges cost roughly a third as much.
One international lounge is genuinely closed to purchase: the Garuda Indonesia lounge admits premium cabin passengers and travellers with qualifying SkyTeam status only. Tujuwan primarily serves airline and status guests too, but unlike Garuda it also sells walk-in entry at the door — around 600,000 IDR — so flying economy without status does not shut you out of it.
What does a Bali airport lounge cost?
Prices depend on where you buy, not just where you sit. Rates published by lounge booking platforms in July 2026 looked like this:
- Concordia International: about US$33–45 when booked in advance, and around US$55 for a single walk-up pass bought through DragonPass.
- Tujuwan (International): around 600,000 IDR (~US$33) for a walk-in at the lounge itself. Watch the resellers: agencies bundle the same lounge with fast-track and charge from 1,250,000 IDR — roughly double for extras you may not need.
- Concordia Domestic: roughly US$11–19 depending on the platform.
- Blue Sky Premier (Domestic): about US$14 pre-booked.
Two practical notes. First, booking before you fly is consistently cheaper than paying at the desk, and it also protects you when the lounge is full, which happens on the international side in the evening peak. Second, walk-up payment is taken in rupiah at the day’s rate, so the dollar figures above are a guide rather than a fixed price list. Rates and hours change; confirm on the day.
The gap is the thing worth noticing. A three-hour visit on the international side can cost two to four times the same three hours downstairs in domestic. The two international lounges at least keep each other honest at around the US$33 mark when booked sensibly — the premium you cannot avoid is the international side itself.
Which Bali airport lounges accept Priority Pass?
Three of the paid lounges take Priority Pass: Concordia International, Concordia Domestic and Blue Sky Premier. LoungeKey works at all three as well. DragonPass and Dreamfolks are accepted at the two Concordia lounges, and Mastercard Travel Pass at Blue Sky Premier.
Tujuwan is the exception: it does not appear in the Priority Pass network, so a membership card will not open that door — entry is via airline eligibility or the paid walk-in at the desk. If your plan is “use my card”, that means Concordia; if your plan is “pay for the nicest option with a shower”, that means Tujuwan.
There is also a non-lounge option that is easy to miss. Flight Club DPS in the international terminal is a restaurant that accepts a Priority Pass dining credit instead of a lounge visit. If the lounge is at capacity, or you would rather have a proper meal than a buffet, that credit still gets used.
Membership cards do not override the three-hour rule, and they do not guarantee a seat. Entry at Ngurah Rai is subject to space, and the international lounge is small relative to the number of evening departures.
What if my flight leaves between 02:00 and 06:00?
Then count on nothing being open. Concordia International closes at 02:00 and does not reopen until 06:00, Flight Club stops at 01:00, and Tujuwan’s published hours vary by source but also leave the small hours uncovered. Bali sends a lot of long-haul traffic out in exactly that window, so this is not a rare edge case.
If your departure falls in the gap, plan around it rather than turning up hopeful:
- Sleep before the airport, not in it. The Novotel inside the airport complex sells day rooms, which for a very early flight often costs less than a lounge pass and gives you a bed rather than an armchair.
- Use the landside cafes before security, then clear passport control closer to departure.
- Check your airline. If you hold a premium cabin ticket, the Garuda lounge runs to the last flight, which can cover part of the gap.
Is the international lounge worth it?
It depends on one thing: whether you are paying cash or using a card membership you already own.
With Priority Pass or an equivalent, it is straightforward. You get an air-conditioned seat, food, a drink and reliable Wi-Fi for three hours in a terminal that gets crowded and warm, at no extra cost to you.
Paying cash is a different calculation. A US$55 Concordia walk-up costs more than a night in a decent Bali guesthouse; for a couple that is over US$100 for three hours. If you are paying at the door anyway, Tujuwan at around 600,000 IDR is the better-value ticket — similar money to a pre-booked Concordia visit, with showers included. And if you simply want somewhere to sit and eat, the international terminal has restaurants and cafes, and the money buys a lot more meal outside any lounge.
Where it does earn its price: a long check-in-to-boarding stretch after checking out of your villa at midday, travelling with children who need space, or arriving at the airport early because you did not trust the traffic on the way in. In those cases the three-hour cap matches what you actually need.
Frequently asked questions
Does Bali airport have a lounge in the international terminal?
Yes, two you can pay for. The Concordia Lounge is on the 3rd floor of International Departures, open 06:00–02:00 daily with a three-hour limit. The Tujuwan Lounge (the former Premier Lounge, mezzanine above immigration) serves airline and status guests but also sells walk-in entry at around 600,000 IDR. The Garuda Indonesia lounge admits only premium cabin and eligible SkyTeam status passengers.
How much is the lounge at Bali airport?
In July 2026, Concordia International was roughly US$33–45 booked in advance and about US$55 as a single walk-up pass. The domestic lounges are far cheaper at about US$11–19. Walk-up payment is charged in rupiah at the day’s rate, so treat the dollar figures as a guide.
Can I use the cheaper domestic lounge before an international flight?
No. Domestic and international departures at Ngurah Rai are separate secure areas, and you cannot cross between them after security. Your ticket decides which lounges are reachable.
Is there a lounge open overnight at DPS?
No. The last paid lounge closes at 02:00 and the first reopens at 05:00 in domestic and 06:00 in international. For a departure between those hours, a day room at the airport hotel or the landside cafes are the practical alternatives.
How long can I stay in a lounge at Bali airport?
Three hours in all three paid lounges. That limit applies whether you pay cash or use Priority Pass, so a long layover is not fully covered by one visit.
Do the lounges have showers?
Yes, on both sides. On the international side the Tujuwan Lounge has shower rooms (and spa treatments at extra cost), which is a large part of what the ~600,000 IDR entry buys after a last beach day. In the domestic terminal, showers are listed at the Blue Sky Premier Lounge. Concordia does not advertise showers, so if a shower is the point, pick your lounge accordingly.
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