5 bookable lounges · Birmingham
- Our rating
- 4.2★★★★☆No1 Lounges editorial score
- Best for
- Deciding what the three Aspire tiers actually buy you
- Pay on the day vs card access
- £40–£62 booked ahead · 3 of 5 take Priority Pass
- Cheapest here
- No1 Lounge at £40 · all Birmingham lounges
Priority Pass covers 43 of the UK lounges on this site, across 19 airports — one membership instead of paying each time. The advance prices we’ve verified average £39 a visit.
See Priority Pass membership pricesEvery lounge side by side
Sorted by price. Three of the five are Aspire-operated tiers of the same product — Aspire, Luxe and Suite — so compare what each adds rather than treating them as separate rooms. Book goes to our booking partner where they sell it.
| Lounge | Where | Advance price | Opening hours | Ways in | Families | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
No1 LoungeNo1 Lounges |
Main Terminal |
££ Mid£40 |
04:00–21:00 daily |
Pay on the day Priority Pass |
Children 2+ |
|
Aspire LoungeAspire Lounges |
Main Terminal |
££ Mid£42 |
03:30–18:00, 06:00 start some months |
Pay on the day Priority Pass DragonPass |
Children welcome |
|
ClubroomsNo1 Lounges |
Main Terminal |
£££ Premium£46 |
04:00–20:30 daily |
Pay on the day Priority Pass |
No under-12s |
|
Luxe by AspireAspire Lounges |
Main Terminal |
£££ Premium£52 |
03:30–20:30 daily |
Pay on the day |
Check policy |
|
Suite by AspireAspire Lounges |
Main Terminal |
£££ Premium£62 |
03:30–20:30 daily |
Pay on the day |
Check policy |
Our picks at Birmingham
Reasoned from published prices, opening hours and age policies — not from visits, and never from a paid placement.
No1 Lounge
The cheapest of the five and £2 under the entry-level Aspire, with a published child rate of £25 and a library area the others don’t have. If you are not specifically buying a premium tier, this is the one.
Clubrooms
Which?’s 2025 undercover testing rated Clubrooms at Birmingham among the two best lounges in Britain, and at £46 it undercuts both upper Aspire tiers. Hosted table service rather than a buffet. No guests under 12, and Priority Pass members pay an extra fee from £10.
Aspire Lounge
The only one of the five with both a published child rate and no age bar — £32.99 for a child. Clubrooms excludes under-12s outright, and neither Luxe nor Suite publishes a child price or an age policy — Aspire’s equivalent tiers at Newcastle are adults-only, so confirm before booking either for a family.
Been to a lounge at Birmingham? We’d like to publish real visitor experiences alongside these picks — email kieran@clubairside.co.uk and tell us what it was actually like.
Choosing at Birmingham
Three of the five are the same operator
Aspire runs the Aspire Lounge at £42, Luxe by Aspire at £52 and Suite by Aspire at £62. They are tiers of one product, not three independent rooms: Luxe adds a quieter space, Suite adds table service instead of a buffet. Whether that is worth £20 is the only real decision at this airport.
The cheapest is not an Aspire
No1 Lounge at £40 undercuts the entry Aspire by £2 and Clubrooms by £6. It is also the only one here that publishes both a library area and a child rate, which is an odd combination but a useful one.
Clubrooms is the value surprise
At £46 it sits below Luxe and Suite while being the room Which? rated joint-best in the country. The catch is the age bar — 12 and over only — and that Priority Pass members are charged an additional fee from £10 a head rather than walking in free.
Opening hours split the field
The Aspire rooms open at 03:30, earlier than anything else here, but the Aspire Lounge itself closes at 18:00 and starts at 06:00 in some months. No1 runs 04:00–21:00 and Clubrooms 04:00–20:30. On an evening departure that narrows the list faster than price does.
Frequently asked
How many lounges does Birmingham Airport have?
Five that you can book, all in the single terminal: No1 Lounge, Clubrooms, the Aspire Lounge, Luxe by Aspire and Suite by Aspire.
Which Birmingham lounge is cheapest?
No1 Lounge, from £40 per adult booked ahead. The entry-level Aspire Lounge is £42 and Clubrooms £46.
What is the difference between Aspire, Luxe and Suite at Birmingham?
They are three tiers from the same operator in the same terminal. Aspire is £42 with a buffet, Luxe is £52 for a quieter room, and Suite is £62 with table service rather than self-service.
Can children go into Birmingham lounges?
Into some. The Aspire Lounge publishes a child rate of £32.99 and No1 Lounge £25. Clubrooms does not admit under-12s at all, and neither Luxe nor Suite publishes a child price.
Do Birmingham lounges take Priority Pass?
Three of the five do — No1, Clubrooms and the Aspire Lounge. At Clubrooms, Priority Pass members are charged an additional fee from £10 per person rather than entering free.