TasHeel First Class Lounge
★4.4(32,236 reviews)JED
A premium SkyTeam first-class lounge at Jeddah.
The TasHeel First Class Lounge offers a premium escape from the busy terminal at Jeddah King Abdulaziz, with a contemporary design and comfortable seating geared to a quieter, more refined wait. It serves SkyTeam passengers and provides the usual lounge comforts at a step up — refreshments, hot and soft drinks, Wi-Fi and a calm seating environment away from the concourse. For SkyTeam travellers wanting a more premium feel before their flight, it's a comfortable option at Jeddah.
Crowding · quiet to moderate
A comfortable, quiet spot for light work, with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and premium seating usable for a laptop. Good for email and a calm wait.
A buffet with hot and cold dishes and snacks alongside Arabic coffee, tea and soft drinks, presented in a more premium first-class setting and refreshed through the day.
Dietary: Halal · Vegetarian options
Follow the lounge signage in the departures area at Jeddah King Abdulaziz to reach the TasHeel First Class Lounge.
- 01Check in for your flight
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow lounge signage in departures
- 04Arrive at the TasHeel First Class Lounge
Landmarks: Departures concourse · Lounge area
ℹ North Terminal
SkyTeam Elite PlusIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary cold buffet · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks
SkyTeam Elite Plus Status or Business/First Class Ticket
Flying from JED without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at JEDMake the most of it.
This first-class lounge serves SkyTeam passengers — bring your status card and boarding pass.
It's a quieter, more premium space than the standard contract lounges.
Alcohol isn't served anywhere in Saudi Arabia — expect Arabic coffee, tea and soft drinks.
Check the terminal your flight departs from at Jeddah before clearing security.
Arrive early at the evening international peak to be sure of a seat.
Quick answers.
SkyTeam status passengers on eligible flights; present your status card and boarding pass.
No — alcohol is not served anywhere in Saudi Arabia. Expect Arabic coffee, tea and soft drinks.
A calm, premium first-class lounge designed as a refined escape from the busy terminal.
