Al-Baha Airport Lounges
Al-Aqiq Airport · Al-Baha, Saudi Arabia
Al-Aqiq Airport (ABT) is the regional gateway for Al-Baha in southwestern Saudi Arabia, and it has a single lounge: the Hayyak Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. It sits airside near gates 1 and 3, opens 07:00–22:30, and you get in on DragonPass, Priority Pass or a paid day pass.
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 Al-Aqiq Airport, so it's the default choice for every traveller. It sits airside in the Domestic Terminal near gates 1 and 3, with snacks, soft drinks, air conditioning and massage chairs, and opens daily from 07:00 to 22:30.
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Hayyak Lounge
★2.9The Hayyak Lounge is the only lounge at Al-Aqiq Airport, serving Al-Baha in southwestern Saudi Arabia. It sits airside in the Domestic Terminal near gates 1 and 3, open daily 07:00–22:30.…
Al-Aqiq Airport lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Al-Aqiq is a single-terminal regional airport, and its one lounge — the Hayyak Lounge — is here in the Domestic Terminal. It's airside, past passport control and the security check, close to gates 1 and 3. Access is on DragonPass, Priority Pass or a paid day pass, and the lounge runs 07:00–22:30.
- —The Hayyak Lounge is the airport's only lounge, airside near gates 1 and 3
- —Open daily 07:00–22:30, with a maximum stay of four hours
- —Entry on DragonPass, Priority Pass or a paid walk-in day pass
- —Snacks, soft drinks, air conditioning, massage chairs and step-free access
How to get into lounges at ABT.
Getting into Al-Baha's single lounge is simple: the Hayyak Lounge takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, and it also sells a paid day pass at the door, so you don't need airline status to use it. Clear passport control and security first, as the lounge is airside near gates 1 and 3.
DragonPass
DragonPass members can enter the Hayyak Lounge — present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass. It's one of two memberships accepted here, so a single DragonPass covers the whole airport.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Hayyak Lounge. Show your Priority Pass card with your boarding pass at the door. Check your plan for guest allowances, as guests are usually charged per the lounge's own rate.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
If you don't hold DragonPass or Priority Pass, the Hayyak Lounge sells a paid day pass — the published rate is around US$39 per guest for a stay of up to four hours. Pay at the door, subject to capacity.
Step-free access
The Hayyak Lounge has disabled access and air conditioning, so it's usable for travellers with reduced mobility once you've cleared the airside checkpoint near gates 1 and 3.
Know before you go.
One lounge, plan around it
- —Al-Aqiq has a single lounge, the Hayyak Lounge — there's no second option, so check its hours before you rely on it.
- —It's open 07:00–22:30 daily; very early or late departures may fall outside lounge hours.
- —The maximum stay is four hours, which comfortably covers a normal pre-flight wait at a regional airport.
Access without status
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass both get you in — a single membership covers the whole airport here.
- —No membership? The lounge sells a paid day pass at the door (around US$39 per guest), so you can still pay per visit.
- —Entry is per the lounge's own rules; guests are typically charged at the walk-in rate.
Find it airside
- —The lounge is airside — clear passport control and the security check before you look for it.
- —It's near gates 1 and 3, so it's a short walk from the main domestic gates.
- —Al-Aqiq is a compact single-terminal airport, so you won't have far to go once you're through security.
What to expect inside
- —Food and drink is light: complimentary snacks and soft drinks rather than a hot buffet or bar.
- —There are massage chairs and comfortable armchairs, plus large windows with mountain views — a calm spot to unwind.
- —There's no Wi-Fi listed and no alcohol, in line with a domestic Saudi regional lounge, so plan to use mobile data if you need to get online.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Al-Aqiq Airport (ABT): the Hayyak Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. It sits airside near gates 1 and 3 and is open daily from 07:00 to 22:30.
Yes. The Hayyak Lounge at Al-Aqiq Airport accepts Priority Pass. Present your Priority Pass card with your boarding pass at the door; guest entry is usually charged at the lounge's own rate.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Hayyak Lounge, the airport's only lounge. A single DragonPass membership therefore covers the whole airport at Al-Aqiq.
Yes. The Hayyak Lounge sells a paid walk-in day pass — the published rate is around US$39 per guest for up to four hours — so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status.
The Hayyak Lounge is open daily from 07:00 to 22:30. The maximum stay is four hours, so very early-morning or late-night flights may fall outside lounge hours.
The Hayyak Lounge is airside in the Domestic Terminal, after passport control and the security check, located near gates 1 and 3.
Yes, though it's light: the Hayyak Lounge serves complimentary snacks and soft drinks. There's no hot buffet or bar — it's a domestic Saudi lounge, so no alcohol is served.
The Hayyak Lounge offers comfortable seating, massage chairs, air conditioning, magazines, snacks and soft drinks, plus step-free disabled access. It has panoramic windows with views of the surrounding mountains.