Lounge One
★3.9(57 reviews)ABV · Domestic Terminal · airside
Airside domestic lounge at Abuja — DragonPass, Priority Pass or pay-in, opposite the boarding gate.
Lounge One is an airside contract lounge in Abuja's Domestic Terminal (Terminal B), positioned opposite the boarding gate once you've cleared security — handy for keeping an eye on your departure. It accepts members of the Priority Pass and DragonPass programs and also welcomes all passengers for a fee regardless of class of service, so it's an easy pay-per-visit option on the domestic side. The lounge covers the essentials: snacks, hot and cold non-alcoholic drinks, chargeable alcoholic drinks, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and flight monitors with boarding announcements, plus chargeable printing if you need it. It runs daytime hours, roughly 06:00 to 20:00, with a two-hour maximum stay — a comfortable spot for a short wait before a domestic flight.
Crowding · moderate
Fine for a quick check of email before a domestic flight, with Wi-Fi, air conditioning and chargeable printing, but it isn't a dedicated work space.
Snacks with hot and cold non-alcoholic drinks included, and alcoholic drinks available for an extra charge. A light offering for a short pre-flight wait on the domestic side.
After security in the Domestic Terminal (Terminal B), the lounge is opposite the boarding gate.
- 01Check in for your domestic flight
- 02Clear Domestic Terminal security
- 03Look opposite the boarding gate
- 04Find Lounge One
Landmarks: Domestic Terminal boarding gate
ℹ Airside - After passport control and security check, the lounge is located on the right near the departure gates.
DragonPass
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026
- —Children under 4 enter free
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Make the most of it.
Open roughly 06:00–20:00 — confirm hours for an early or late domestic flight.
Open to all passengers for a fee, so you don't need a membership.
Maximum stay is two hours — built for a short pre-flight wait.
Printing is available but charged separately.
This is a Domestic Terminal lounge — pick an International Terminal lounge if flying abroad.
Quick answers.
Yes — Lounge One accepts Priority Pass and DragonPass, and also welcomes all passengers for a fee.
The lounge is open roughly 06:00–20:00, with a two-hour maximum stay.
Yes — it accepts all passengers for a fee regardless of class; booking ahead online is usually cheaper.
