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Changi is widely recognised as one of the world’s best airports. But if you have a long layover, or a very early (or late) flight, you may still be looking for ways to make the airport experience a little bit more relaxing. That’s where getting airport lounge access can make a world of difference.
If you’re travelling business, you likely have lounge access anyway - but if not, check out this guide to the options for a pay-per-use lounge in Changi to get a little luxury and convenience on your trip.
We'll also introduce the Wise card, a handy travel companion to make seamless card payments when you're overseas.
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Changi Airport offers free "Snooze Lounges" and rest areas with comfortable seating and power points in the transit halls of all four terminals. While these are great for a quick nap, they are public and can get crowded. For a more private, dedicated space to relax or work, a pay-per-use lounge can be worth it.
Changi has a broad range of lounge options which can be used by different customers. Generally if you’re flying Business or First Class, or if you’re a premium level member of an airline frequent flyer program, you’ll find you can get access to one or more lounges as a complimentary benefit.
Some airline lounges also offer paid access, but this may be restricted to frequent flyer members, and based on live availability.
The smart alternative - which doesn’t need to break the bank - is to book a pay-per-use lounge in Changi, which lets you access comfortable seating, free wifi, snacks and drinks, and more, for your wait. This guide walks through some great pay-per-use lounges at Changi for you to consider.
Here’s a head-to-head comparison of some of the best lounges in Singapore airport which offer pay-per-use access:
Lounge | Terminal | Price per person (3 hours) | Showers | Business services | Other features |
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Ambassador Transit Lounge | 2 and 3 | From 55 SGD | Yes | Yes | Nap suites, gym |
Plaza Premium Lounge Singapore | 1 | Around 50 SGD | Yes | No | Nap suites, wheelchair friendly, shower |
Blossom Lounge Changi | 4 | Around 50 SGD | Yes | No | Massage services |
Jewel Changi Lounge | Jewel | From 28 SGD | Yes | Yes | Nap suites, parking discounts |
*Details correct at time of research - 12th August 2025
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There are two Ambassador Transit Lounge locations in Changi, situated in T2¹ and T3², which both offer comprehensive facilities for customers, with packages of 3 hours or more. You can get free-flow food and non-alcoholic beverages, and some packages also include access to the gym (T2 only), or to single rooms for a nap while you wait for your next flight.
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The Plaza Premium Lounge Singapore³ offers a 7,000 square-foot space, with local and international food, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Some additional fees may apply for alcohol or for access to services such as showers. The lounge includes local specialities like laksa and chicken rice, for travellers looking to get a last taste of the dishes before departing.
It is located close to the Changi Airport swimming pool, which is also managed by the same provider. Additional fees apply for access to the swimming pool - but it’s another unique experience to consider when you have time to kill at the airport.
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Blossom Lounge Changi⁴ offers food options including a tapas bar, and non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. You can access showers, and also get a massage from the in-house team - additional fees may apply. Packages are available for a stay of 3 , 5 or 10 hours, depending on your needs.
The costs of entering Blossom Lounge Changi depend on how long you want to stay, but also the time of day, and factors like availability. You may find that booking online gives you a 10% discount on the walk-in price, as well as making sure you’ll get entry on arrival.
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Jewel Changi lounge⁵ is located in the iconic Jewel shopping mall, with light snacks on offer, as well as beverages, depending on the package you choose to buy. The lounge is stylishly fitted and has facilities to sleep, shower, or even host a business meeting if you need to. As with all the lounges we’ve featured, other facilities including Wi-Fi and entertainment are offered as standard. Package prices are very varied depending on how long you want to stay and which facilities you intend to use.
It’s worth noting that Jewel Changi lounge is only open from 6.00AM – 10.00PM, while other lounges we’ve featured have 24 hour access.
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All of the lounges we have featured above can be booked online in advance. This can often mean you get a discount on your entry fee, and you can guarantee you’ll be able to access the lounge when you want to. There are often walk in options for Changi lounges - but access in this case is subject to availability. If the lounge is busy you may be turned away, or your time may be restricted.
Many of these lounges can also be accessed using passes such as Priority Pass, LoungeKey Pass and Dragon Pass. In some cases, lounge access is offered as a complimentary perk through banks and credit card companies, which makes it well worth checking if you have complimentary access options before you book and pay.
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Sources last checked: 22 August 2025
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