Salon Service Plus - Club Market
★2.3(3 reviews)DLA
A compact, no-frills Star Alliance lounge at Douala — calm and quiet.
Salon Service Plus - Club Market at Douala International is a modest, compact lounge for Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class passengers. It's a simple, functional space with muted tones and soft lighting, and the seating is arranged in clusters that give a little privacy despite the limited footprint. Noise levels are generally low, making it a quiet place to relax, and while its compact size means it can feel crowded during peak times, it remains a peaceful escape compared with the main terminal. This is a no-frills, essentials-only lounge — the kind of place that earns its keep as a calm spot to sit out of the bustle before a flight rather than for a standout food or drink offering. If your Star Alliance status or Business Class ticket points you here, it does the basics well.
Crowding · busy at peak
A quiet space that suits a short wait or quick email, with Wi-Fi for guests, but the compact size and simple seating make it less suited to longer work sessions than the MTN Business Lounge.
A modest, essentials-level refreshment offering rather than a full buffet or bar — in keeping with the lounge's compact, no-frills character. Check on arrival for what's available on the day, and eat beforehand if you'll want a proper meal.
The lounge is within the main terminal at Douala International. Follow lounge signage and present your Star Alliance Gold or Business Class credentials.
- 01Arrive at the Douala International main terminal
- 02Follow signage to Salon Service Plus - Club Market
- 03Present Star Alliance Gold status or a Business Class boarding pass
- 04Settle in at the lounge
Landmarks: Douala International main terminal
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Star Alliance GoldStar Alliance Gold Status or Business Class Ticket
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Access is Star Alliance Gold or Business Class — bring your status card or boarding pass.
It's compact, so it can fill at peak times; arrive earlier for a seat.
Set expectations for a calm, simple space rather than a food-and-drink destination.
Refreshments are limited — check on arrival and eat beforehand if you'll want a meal.
For more polish, the Air France or MTN Business lounges are a step up at DLA.
Quick answers.
Salon Service Plus - Club Market admits Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class passengers on eligible flights.
No — it's compact and can feel crowded at peak times, though it stays calm and quiet compared with the main terminal.
The offering is modest — light refreshments rather than a full buffet or bar. Check on arrival for what's available that day.
