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Altitude Reserve lounges at HGH

The Altitude Reserve (discontinued, closed to new applicants) has recorded access routes to 6 lounges at HGH, across 2 terminals, through Priority Pass.

Details checked as recently as September 2026.

lounges
6
terminals
2
network
1
annual fee
$400

By terminal

Terminal 3

Terminal 4

Quick answers

Does the Altitude Reserve (discontinued, closed to new applicants) get me into a lounge at HGH?

At Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, Lounge Frog records these potential access options: First Class Lounge No. 9 (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year), VIP Lounge No. 16 (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year), VIP Lounge No. 25 (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year), VIP Lounge No. 26 (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year), VIP Lounge No. 6 (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year) and VIP Lounge (T3 Landside) (via Priority Pass; limited visits per year). Entry depends on enrollment, flight, tier, guest and capacity rules; holding a card or membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which HGH terminals have a lounge the Altitude Reserve (discontinued, closed to new applicants) opens?

Terminal 3: First Class Lounge No. 9, VIP Lounge (T3 Landside) and VIP Lounge No. 6. Terminal 4: VIP Lounge No. 16, VIP Lounge No. 25 and VIP Lounge No. 26.

Are there conditions or guest limits?

First Class Lounge No. 9: limited visits per year. VIP Lounge No. 16: limited visits per year. VIP Lounge No. 25: limited visits per year. VIP Lounge No. 26: limited visits per year. VIP Lounge No. 6: limited visits per year. VIP Lounge (T3 Landside): limited visits per year.

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