Lounges at BER Airport

Every passenger can purchase access to the BER lounges. In addition, there are access authorisations for members of various partner programmes. You can find the access conditions for the BER Lounge Tempelhof and BER Lounge Tegel here. 

Yes, access to our two lounges at BER can be purchased, either directly at the airport or directly via our website. Please note that the maximum length of stay is 3 hours according to the general terms of use and that access is possible at the earliest 3.5 hours before the scheduled departure time. 

The Tempelhof Lounge is located at Gate A20, the Tegel Lounge at Gate B17, and the Lufthansa Lounge at Gate B20. All lounges are located in the departure area after the security check and can be reached via both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

The BER lounges offer comfortable seating areas, free Wi-Fi, snacks and drinks (including alcoholic beverages), digital newspapers and magazines, work areas as well as showers and quiet areas. There is also a separate smoking area in the BER Lounge Tegel. Behind our BER Lounge Tempelhof you will find a separate border control.

Opening hours vary depending on the lounge. Many lounges are open early in the morning to accommodate the first flights and close late in the evening. It is advisable to check the exact opening hours (Lounge Tegel and Lounge Tempelhof) on the BER website or with the respective airline, as they can be adjusted seasonally and based on the number of passengers.

Yes, the lounges are located in Terminal 1, but you can also use them if your flight departs from Terminal 2. Please allow sufficient time to move between the terminals.

Yes, children up to their third birthday have free access to our BER Lounges Tegel and Tempelhof. The regular prices apply for older children.

Both BER lounges offer shower facilities, but no sleeping cabins. There is comfortable seating and rest areas, but dedicated sleeping facilities are limited. A shower kit can be booked for €15 and includes a towel and, if available, slippers on loan.

The BER Lounges offer a buffet with a selection of hot and cold food and drinks, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. There is also a range of vegan dishes and kosher food on request. Catering varies depending on the lounge.

Yes, both the Tempelhof and Tegel lounges have conference rooms that can be used for €119.00 per hour (incl. VAT). A request for availability can be made in the online shop.

Yes, the BER lounges are equipped with comfortable seating areas and special workstations to enable both relaxing and productive stays. 

The lounge co-operates with several providers, but the access conditions must be requested from the respective partner (e.g. Priority Pass).

Yes, if you are staying in the transit area and have a connecting flight, you can continue to use the lounge as long as you have access and observe the opening hours.

The BER Lounge Tempelhof has spacious lounge areas with large panoramic windows that offer an impressive view of the airport apron and the southern runway.

Yes, there is an exclusive passport control lane (fast track) for BER Lounge Tempelhof guests, which allows passengers faster access to passport control.