Abha Airport Lounges
Abha Airport · Abha, Saudi Arabia
Abha Airport (AHB) in Saudi Arabia's Asir highlands has a single airside lounge, the Hayyak Lounge, in the Main Terminal. You can reach it on DragonPass or Priority Pass, with oneworld Sapphire status or a Business Class ticket, or by buying a walk-in day pass, so most travellers can get in without airline status.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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Last updated June 25, 2026
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Hayyak Lounge
The Hayyak Lounge is the only lounge at Abha, and it's a genuinely comfortable one — an airside Main Terminal space with hot and cold food, fast Wi-Fi, massage chairs, a prayer room and runway views. It accepts DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld, and sells a walk-in day pass, so it works for almost everyone flying out of AHB.
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Hayyak Lounge
★2.6The Hayyak Lounge is the only lounge at Abha Airport, airside in the Main Terminal just past passport control and security. It's a quiet, modern space with floor-to-ceiling windows and…
Abha Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Abha is a single-terminal airport, and its one lounge sits airside in the Main Terminal. The Hayyak Lounge is just past passport control and security, on the left as you enter the departures area. It serves both domestic and international departures and is reachable on DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld, or with a walk-in day pass.
- —Single-terminal airport — the Hayyak Lounge is the only lounge at AHB
- —Airside, just past passport control and security on the left
- —DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld access, plus walk-in day passes
- —Hot and cold food, Wi-Fi, massage chairs, a prayer room and runway views
How to get into lounges at AHB.
Abha has one lounge, the Hayyak Lounge, and it covers several access routes. DragonPass and Priority Pass members both get in, oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class passengers are welcome, and a walk-in day pass is sold for travellers without a membership. The lounge is airside, so clear passport control and security before heading there.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass members can use the Hayyak Lounge in the Main Terminal — present a valid membership card with your boarding pass. It's airside, so clear security first. Check current guest rules on your plan before you travel.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Hayyak Lounge alongside Priority Pass, so either membership opens the door at Abha. Show your DragonPass card and boarding pass at the reception desk to get in.
DragonPassoneworld status & Business Class
oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class passengers on an eligible flight can access the Hayyak Lounge. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier, so bring your boarding pass and status card.
oneworldWalk-in day pass
The Hayyak Lounge sells a walk-in day pass — around US$39 per guest for up to four hours — so you can pay per visit without a membership or status. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
Know before you go.
Finding the lounge
- —The Hayyak Lounge is airside in the Main Terminal — clear passport control and security first.
- —Turn left immediately after security and look for the lounge signage above a glass door.
- —It's a short two-to-three-minute walk from the checkpoint, so it's easy to find once you're through.
Access strategy
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass both work here, so either membership is enough to get in at Abha.
- —No membership or status? A walk-in day pass is sold for around US$39 per guest for up to four hours.
- —oneworld Sapphire status and Business Class tickets also cover entry on eligible flights.
What to expect inside
- —Expect hot and cold food with Middle Eastern dishes, soft drinks and snacks — note there's no alcohol.
- —There are massage chairs, a prayer room, fast Wi-Fi and power outlets, plus a smoking area.
- —Floor-to-ceiling windows give runway views — grab a window seat if you can.
Good to know
- —Access is for departing passengers and limited to a maximum four-hour stay.
- —There are no shower facilities, so plan around that on a long connection.
- —Flight announcements may be muted, so keep an eye on the monitors for your departure.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Abha Airport (AHB) — the Hayyak Lounge, airside in the Main Terminal. Abha is a single-terminal airport, so this lounge serves all departing passengers.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Hayyak Lounge in the Main Terminal. DragonPass is also accepted, so either membership gets you in. The lounge is airside, so present your card and boarding pass after clearing passport control and security.
Yes. The Hayyak Lounge sells a walk-in day pass — around US$39 per guest for up to four hours — so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
The Hayyak Lounge is airside in the Main Terminal. After you clear passport control and security, turn left and look for the lounge signage above a glass door — it's about a two-to-three-minute walk from the checkpoint.
The Hayyak Lounge offers a selection of hot and cold dishes with a Middle Eastern focus, along with snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. Vegetarian and halal options are available. The lounge does not serve alcohol.
No. The Hayyak Lounge does not currently offer shower facilities. It does have massage chairs, a prayer room, fast Wi-Fi, power outlets, a smoking area and runway views, so plan around the lack of showers on a long connection.
Yes. Access to the Hayyak Lounge is for departing passengers and limited to a maximum four-hour stay. A walk-in day pass covers up to four hours per guest.
Yes. The Hayyak Lounge has a dedicated prayer room, along with air conditioning, fast Wi-Fi, power outlets, massage chairs and a smoking area. It's a comfortable, quiet space with runway views from floor-to-ceiling windows.