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    3. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN)
    4. Vietnam Airlines Lotus Lounge (Domestic Terminal 3)

    Vietnam Airlines Lotus Lounge (Domestic Terminal 3)

    3.2/5
    ·SGN·Terminal 3·Updated Oct 2026

    Lounge Ratings

    Comfort & Ambiance7.2

    The open-plan lounge has natural light, dining tables, varied armchairs and partially screened pod seating. A separate seating section may be closed when demand is low.

    Food & Beverage7.0

    The buffet includes hot dishes, pho, bread, fruit and desserts, with coffee, tea, canned drinks and beer. The selection covers both Vietnamese and international breakfast items.

    Amenities & Facilities7.2

    Showers, Wi-Fi, work areas and a small meeting room are available. Charging outlets and luggage storage add utility, while massage seating is limited.

    Cleanliness7.3

    The buffet area was kept stocked and tidy, and restrooms were clean on documented morning visits. Conditions at peak periods are less certain.

    Editorial Review

    Vietnam Airlines' Lotus Lounge serves eligible domestic departures from Terminal 3, including business-class passengers and qualifying Lotusmiles members. It sits airside on level four opposite Gate 10; the separate Lotus Premier Lounge near Gate 13 has different admission rules, including certain lounge-program access. Check the entitlement on the boarding pass before heading upstairs.

    The room uses an open layout with daylight, dining tables and several styles of lounge chair. Some high-backed pod seats offer partial visual and acoustic separation. A separate section can remain closed at quieter times. Windows admit light, but the outlook is mainly toward the terminal rather than a clear runway panorama. A small meeting room is present.

    A buffet supplies Vietnamese and international choices, including pho, hot dishes, bread and fruit. The serving area has been stocked and replenished during documented morning use. Coffee, tea and beer are available. The setup is self-service rather than a restaurant-style dining program.

    Private showers, Wi-Fi, workspaces and a relaxation area are available. Charging points and luggage storage are also listed, with massage seating available on a limited basis. The restrooms and food area have been clean during documented morning use; conditions at busy departures have less coverage.

    This is a practical option for eligible travelers wanting a meal, workspace or shower before a domestic flight. Its strongest features are the range of seating and the buffet; passengers seeking a dedicated runway view or extensive wellness facilities will find fewer options here.

    Amenities

    ShowersMeeting Rooms