No1 Lounge

As of 2026, No1 Lounge is not operating at EDI

Edinburgh Airport’s current lounge line-up for 2024–2026 shows no active No1 Lounge in the main terminal, even though older guides and some apps still list it airside and accessible with Priority Pass or pay-per-use. Treat any “No1 Lounge Edinburgh” listing as outdated, not an option you can actually walk into today.

The main terminal at EDI does have pay-per-use and Priority Pass access, but you’re looking at alternatives instead of No1 Lounge. Current maps and guides mention other branded lounges past security, yet none carry the No1 Lounge name, and none sell access under the No1 Lounges website or product line.

Access products like Priority Pass and LoungeKey still advertise EDI, but on closer check they route you to different partner lounges, not No1. If your card issuer’s PDF or app says “No1 Lounge, Edinburgh – Airside, Main Terminal,” assume that document is a few years out of date.

Some third-party booking sites still take card details for “No1 Lounge – Edinburgh,” often quoting prices in the £30–£40 range for a three-hour stay, but confirmation emails quietly substitute another lounge name at EDI rather than No1. Read the confirmation screen carefully before you hit pay.

Old forum threads from 2020–2022 describe No1-branded service at EDI and mention Priority Pass walk-ups being turned away at peak times, yet newer posts from 2023–2025 on UK/Scotland travel boards only talk about the Escape Lounge and airline-operated spaces. That gap is the tell: regulars flying through Edinburgh now do not mention No1 at all.

If your itinerary depends on lounge access at EDI, build in a backup. Check the current Edinburgh Airport lounge list in the week before your flight, verify which lounges accept Priority Pass that month, and screen-cap the listing or email so you’re not arguing about an old “No1 Lounge” entry at the desk.