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14 Aug 2025
Korean Air unveils newly renovated lounges at Incheon Airport
On August 18, Korean Air reopened its fully redesigned Miler Club and Prestige East Lounge while introducing two new Prestige Garden Lounges at Incheon Airport. The upgraded spaces feature hotel-style interiors blending Korean elegance with modern luxury, offering distinct zones for relaxation, work, and wellness.
1. Live Stations: Gourmet cuisine crafted on-site
The lounges now feature open kitchens where chefs prepare dishes live, including hand-tossed pizzas, steak, and signature Korean items like premium gimbap. Guests can also enjoy a full bar, a barista station, and diversified spaces that include wellness zones with massage chairs and private shower suites.
2. Design inspired by Korean elegance
The interiors blend traditional Korean architecture (Hanok elements) with modern luxury materials like gold and marble. Designed by a renowned global firm, the new layout replaces the traditional cafeteria style with distinct zones for dining, working, and resting, all illuminated by warm ambient lighting.
3. Two new lounges with Incheon’s Phase 4 expansion
Two new "Prestige Garden" lounges have opened to offer a quieter retreat. The East Lounge overlooks a traditional Korean garden, while the West Lounge offers views of a modern Western-style garden, both serving refined food and beverages.
4. Full renovations to finish in 2026
The remaining renovations, including the First Class Lounge, will be completed by 2026. This project will expand the total lounge space from 5,105 to 12,270 square meters and nearly double the seating capacity to support the upcoming integration with Asiana Airlines.
1. Live Stations: Gourmet cuisine crafted on-site
The lounges now feature open kitchens where chefs prepare dishes live, including hand-tossed pizzas, steak, and signature Korean items like premium gimbap. Guests can also enjoy a full bar, a barista station, and diversified spaces that include wellness zones with massage chairs and private shower suites.
2. Design inspired by Korean elegance
The interiors blend traditional Korean architecture (Hanok elements) with modern luxury materials like gold and marble. Designed by a renowned global firm, the new layout replaces the traditional cafeteria style with distinct zones for dining, working, and resting, all illuminated by warm ambient lighting.
3. Two new lounges with Incheon’s Phase 4 expansion
Two new "Prestige Garden" lounges have opened to offer a quieter retreat. The East Lounge overlooks a traditional Korean garden, while the West Lounge offers views of a modern Western-style garden, both serving refined food and beverages.
4. Full renovations to finish in 2026
The remaining renovations, including the First Class Lounge, will be completed by 2026. This project will expand the total lounge space from 5,105 to 12,270 square meters and nearly double the seating capacity to support the upcoming integration with Asiana Airlines.
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