Kepler Club, Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport, International Terminal
A rest space you can use with Priority Pass. Open 24 hours daily. Stay up to 3 hours.
3.0 on Priority Pass (236 reviews)
From Priority Pass's page for this rest space, read 10 October 2026. The rating is Priority Pass members'.
Where to find it
Departures
Facilities
- Air conditioning · complimentary
- Digital card accepted · complimentary
- Disabled access · complimentary
- Flight information · complimentary
- Newspapers / magazines · complimentary
- Showers · complimentary
- Televisions · complimentary
- Wi-Fi · complimentary
Rules and notices
- Maximum stay: 3 hours
- Unlimited guests per cardholder
- No smoking (including vaping)
- No dress code
- Children under 7 years admitted free
- Each resting unit is designed to create an ambience of tranquillity and equipped with a 220cm x 140cm ergonomic bed (maximum 1 person per resting unit), SmartTV with Netflix and YouTube, rotating worktable, universal charging station, speaker that emits relaxing ocean wave sounds and a personal tablet computer for flight information and shopping
- Special requests sent by personal tablet computers are delivered to the resting units through Kepler Club’s autonomous delivery robot - Separate men and women resting units, smart toilets, showers (complimentary slippers, shampoo, body wash and towels) and locker rooms
- A large modern terrace seating area with complimentary coffee, tea, water and high-speed Wi-Fi
- Cardholders can benefit from special discounts at Food & Beverage partners, including Simit Sarayi (30%), Subway (30%), Starbucks (20%) and Big Chefs Restaurant (10%). Please ask staff for more details - Cardholder is responsible for all additional charges incurred
- Passengers can use their visit entitlement with free use of personal resting units (subject to availability).
Which Priority Pass plan pays for itself?
A year's cost by lounge visits (you alone), from Priority Pass's UK prices: Standard £69 plus £24 a visit, Standard Plus £229 with 10 free visits, then £24 each and Prestige £419 with every visit free (read 10 October 2026).
| Visits a year | Standard | Standard Plus | Prestige |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | £117 | £229 | £419 |
| 4 | £165 | £229 | £419 |
| 6 | £213 | £229 | £419 |
| 8 | £261 | £229 | £419 |
| 10 | £309 | £229 | £419 |
| 15 | £429 | £349 | £419 |
| 20 | £549 | £469 | £419 |
US prices differ: Standard $99, Standard Plus $329 and Prestige $469 a year, visits $35 (read 9 October 2026). Access is subject to space; some lounges charge members extra. AirConnect may earn a commission if you join through our link.
FAQ
Can I use Priority Pass at Kepler Club?+
Yes. Kepler Club at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport, International Terminal takes Priority Pass. Entry is subject to space. It serves international passengers. (prioritypass.com, 10 October 2026)
What are the Kepler Club opening hours?+
Open 24 hours (Priority Pass, 10 October 2026). Hours can change; check before you fly.
Where is Kepler Club?+
Departures (Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport, International Terminal).
How long can you stay in Kepler Club?+
Priority Pass lists a maximum stay of 3 hours.
Can I bring guests to Kepler Club?+
Priority Pass lists: Unlimited guests per cardholder. Guest visits are charged by plan (UK: £24 a guest, 10 October 2026).
How much does it cost to use Kepler Club?+
With Priority Pass, a visit is included on Prestige (£419 a year) and on Standard Plus for the first 10 visits (£229); on Standard (£69 a year) each visit costs £24. UK prices, 10 October 2026.