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Hayyak Lounge

2.6(222 reviews)

AHB · Main Terminal · airside

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Abha's only lounge — a quiet, modern airside space on DragonPass, Priority Pass, oneworld or a walk-in pass.

About this lounge

The Hayyak Lounge is the single lounge at Abha Airport, sitting airside in the Main Terminal. After you clear passport control and security, it's on the left, a short walk past the checkpoint. It's a modern, minimalist space with floor-to-ceiling windows that give runway views, and it tends to stay quiet and uncrowded even at busier times. Access is unusually flexible for a regional airport: DragonPass and Priority Pass members both get in, oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class passengers are welcome on eligible flights, and a walk-in day pass is sold for travellers without a membership. Inside you'll find hot and cold Middle Eastern dishes, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, plus Wi-Fi, power outlets, massage chairs, a prayer room and a smoking area. The lounge is for departing passengers only and has a four-hour stay limit, and there are no shower facilities.

DragonPass, Priority Pass, oneworld and walk-in accessAirside Main TerminalHot and cold Middle Eastern foodMassage chairs and prayer roomFloor-to-ceiling windows with runway views
Best forBusiness travellersSolo travellersRelaxation seekersNoise: quiet

Crowding · typically uncrowded

Work readinessGOOD
7.0/ 10
Wi-FiFast and stable
PowerAt most seating areas
Desk spaceLimited dedicated surfaces — mostly lap or small side tables
Quiet areasGenerally quiet throughout; limited fully private spaces.

A workable spot before a flight, with reliable Wi-Fi and power at most seats. It's quiet enough for calls, though there are limited dedicated work surfaces and few private spaces for confidential conversations.

Printer available

Food & drink

A focused selection of hot and cold Middle Eastern dishes, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks rather than a full restaurant spread — enough to eat well before a flight. Vegetarian and halal options are available. The lounge does not serve alcohol.

Freshly prepared Arabic mezze
Daily rotating hot dishes
Snacks
Wide selection of non-alcoholic beverages
Arabic coffee and dates

Dietary: Vegetarian · Halal

Must tryTraditional Arabic coffee with dates,A plate of freshly prepared Arabic mezze,A daily rotating hot dish
How to get there
3 min walkAirsideairside

Airside in the Main Terminal: after clearing passport control and the security check, the entrance is on the left, with lounge signage above a glass door.

  1. 01Clear passport control and security check
  2. 02Turn left immediately after security
  3. 03Look for the lounge signage above a glass door
  4. 04Present your access pass at the reception desk

Landmarks: Security checkpoint · Duty-free shops · Prayer room

Airside - After passport control and security check, the entrance to the lounge is located on the left.

Amenities
Wi-Fi
Hot food
Cold food
Soft drinks
Newspapers
Magazines
Flight information
Air conditioning
Accessible facilities
Smoking area
Prayer room
Spa services
Massage chairs
Printing
Power outlets
Hours & entry
Opening hours
Daily · 00:00 – 24:00
Entry
DragonPassPriority Passoneworld Sapphire & Emerald
Max stay
4 h
Location
Main Terminal · airside

Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks

Facts checked by LoungeDeal on Jul 17, 2026

$38.95/ guest · up to 4 h

Airside members pay $31 — save $7.95Join Airside

Free cancellation up to 24 h before
Instant QR pass by email
Food, drinks & Wi-Fi included

As shown on the traveller's boarding pass

Secure checkout by Stripe · card saved for next time

Access options
DragonPassPriority Passoneworld

Instant confirmation · No hidden fees · USD

Insider tips

Make the most of it.

01

Arrive early to secure a window seat with the best runway views.

02

A walk-in day pass is sold for around US$39 per guest for up to four hours — book ahead for the best price.

03

DragonPass and Priority Pass both work here, so either membership is enough to get in.

04

Flight announcements may be muted, so keep an eye on the monitors for your departure.

05

There are no showers, so plan around that on a long connection.

FAQ

Quick answers.

No — the Hayyak Lounge is only accessible to departing passengers.

Yes — access is limited to a maximum four-hour stay, and a walk-in day pass covers up to four hours per guest.

No — the lounge does not currently offer shower facilities.

Yes — both Priority Pass and DragonPass are accepted at the Hayyak Lounge. Present your card and boarding pass at reception after clearing security.

Yes — a walk-in day pass is sold for around US$39 per guest for up to four hours. Booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying at the door.