The Pearl Lounge
★4.2(187 reviews)CAI
Terminal 2's contemporary lounge after immigration — SkyTeam and oneworld access.
The Pearl Lounge is an airside lounge in Cairo's Terminal 2, on the 2nd floor after immigration. It's a contemporary space with comfortable seating areas for relaxing before a flight, open to SkyTeam and oneworld passengers leaving from the airport's main international terminal. The lounge keeps things straightforward — comfortable seating, light refreshments, Wi-Fi and flight information — rather than the fuller facilities of the larger airline lounges. It's a useful place to settle once you've cleared immigration and security in Terminal 2, especially if your access runs through a SkyTeam or oneworld carrier.
Crowding · varies
Fine for light work before a flight, with Wi-Fi and seating you can use for a laptop. A simple lounge rather than a business-focused one, so manage expectations on desk space.
Light refreshments and snacks with coffee, tea and soft drinks — enough for a bite and a drink before boarding rather than a full meal. A simple spread to tide you over in Terminal 2.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
In Terminal 2, airside after immigration, on the 2nd floor. Follow signs for the lounge.
- 01Check in at Terminal 2
- 02Clear immigration
- 03Pass the security check
- 04Head to the 2nd floor and follow lounge signage
Landmarks: Terminal 2, 2nd floor · Airside departures
ℹ Terminal 2 After Immigration, 2nd Floor
SkyTeam Elite Plus
oneworld Sapphire & EmeraldIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
SkyTeam Elite Plus Status or Business/First Class Ticket
Flying from CAI without status? These lounges sell day passes:
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It's on the 2nd floor of Terminal 2, airside after immigration.
Access runs through SkyTeam and oneworld — check your status or cabin qualifies.
This is a simpler lounge, so don't expect showers or a dedicated rest zone.
Clear immigration and security before heading up.
EgyptAir and Star Alliance flights use Terminal 3, not Terminal 2.
Quick answers.
It's open to eligible SkyTeam and oneworld passengers, by status or premium cabin on a qualifying flight.
Terminal 2, airside on the 2nd floor after immigration.
No — it's a simpler lounge focused on comfortable seating and light refreshments rather than showers or a rest zone.
