Casablanca Mohammed V Airport Lounges
Mohammed V International Airport · Casablanca, Morocco
Mohammed V International (CMN) is Morocco's busiest gateway, and its six lounges split across Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Access is organised by alliance: SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld each have a dedicated lounge, while the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 is the broadest option, opening on both DragonPass and Priority Pass.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Last updated June 23, 2026
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Casablanca Aspire Lounge
The Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 has the widest access of any CMN lounge — both DragonPass and Priority Pass get you in — and it sits airside near gates A7-A8 with a hot and cold buffet, Champagne and a family room. The most flexible option for travellers without alliance status.
Pearl Lounge
The Pearl Lounge in Terminal 2 serves SkyTeam Elite Plus and business-class passengers near gate A9, with a quiet area, business centre, kids' room and a full bar. A solid SkyTeam choice on the Terminal 2 side.
Le Zénith I Lounge
Le Zénith I in Terminal 1 is the oneworld lounge at Casablanca, open to Sapphire and Emerald status holders and business-class passengers on any oneworld carrier. A spacious, 24-hour space with a hot buffet, showers, runway views and a prayer room.
Aspire Lounge
The Aspire Lounge in Terminal 1 is the Star Alliance Gold and business-class option, airside after security with a hot and cold buffet, Champagne, showers and tarmac views. The natural pick for Star Alliance flyers departing Terminal 1.
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Aspire Lounge
★2.7The Aspire Lounge sits airside in Terminal 1 at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, next to La Table du Marché after security. It serves Star Alliance Gold status holders and…
The Casablanca Aspire Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Mohammed V International Airport, near gates A7-A8 after security. It's the broadest-access lounge at CMN, opening on both…
Atlas VIP Lounge
★4.8The Atlas VIP Lounge sits on the first floor of Terminal 2 at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, after customs to the left. It serves Star Alliance Gold status holders and…
Le Zénith I is the oneworld lounge in Terminal 1 at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, airside after security and operated as Royal Air Maroc's flagship lounge. It welcomes…
The Pearl Lounge sits in Terminal 2 at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, near gate A9 downstairs. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class…
Zenith Lounge
★2.1The Zenith Lounge is the SkyTeam lounge in Terminal 1 at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, open 24 hours to SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class…
Mohammed V International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 holds the airline-aligned lounges on the Star Alliance and oneworld side, plus a SkyTeam option. Le Zénith I is the oneworld lounge, the Aspire Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold and business-class passengers, and the Zenith Lounge covers SkyTeam Elite Plus. All sit airside after security.
- —Le Zénith I is the oneworld lounge — Sapphire/Emerald and business class
- —The Aspire Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold and business-class flyers
- —The Zenith Lounge covers SkyTeam Elite Plus and premium cabins
- —All Terminal 1 lounges are airside, after security
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 has the most flexible access at Casablanca. The Casablanca Aspire Lounge opens on both DragonPass and Priority Pass near gates A7-A8, the Pearl Lounge serves SkyTeam near gate A9, and the ATLAS VIP Lounge on the first floor covers Star Alliance Gold and business class. A good terminal for membership-based and alliance access alike.
- —Casablanca Aspire takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass — the widest access at CMN
- —The Pearl Lounge is the SkyTeam option, near gate A9
- —The ATLAS VIP Lounge covers Star Alliance Gold and business class
- —Most lounges sit airside, near the A-gate area
How to get into lounges at CMN.
Access at Casablanca is organised mostly by airline alliance: SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld each have a dedicated lounge, so the right one depends on which carrier and cabin you're flying. The exception is the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2, which opens on both DragonPass and Priority Pass — the broadest single route in. Check whether your lounge is in Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 before you clear security.
Airline & alliance lounges
Each major alliance has a lounge at CMN: SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers use the Pearl and Zenith lounges, Star Alliance Gold the Aspire (Terminal 1) and ATLAS VIP (Terminal 2) lounges, and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald the Le Zénith I lounge. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworldDragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 (airside, near gates A7-A8). It's the most useful membership at CMN, opening the lounge with the widest non-alliance access.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also works at the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2. If you carry Priority Pass, this is your route in — note that the other Casablanca lounges are alliance-based rather than Priority Pass partners.
Priority PassBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on your carrier (or an alliance partner) gets you into that alliance's Casablanca lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of CMN, with no membership needed.
SkyTeamStar AllianceoneworldKnow before you go.
Match the lounge to your alliance
- —Casablanca's lounges are mostly alliance-based, so the right one depends on your carrier: SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld each have their own.
- —If you don't have alliance status, the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 is the one to aim for — it takes DragonPass and Priority Pass.
- —Royal Air Maroc, the home carrier, is a oneworld member — its premium passengers use Le Zénith I in Terminal 1.
Mind the terminal
- —Check whether your lounge is in Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 before clearing security.
- —Terminal 1 holds Le Zénith I (oneworld), the Aspire Lounge (Star Alliance) and the Zenith Lounge (SkyTeam).
- —Terminal 2 holds the Casablanca Aspire (DragonPass/Priority Pass), the Pearl Lounge (SkyTeam) and the ATLAS VIP Lounge (Star Alliance).
What to expect inside
- —Most CMN lounges lean into Moroccan-styled decor with warm tones and a calm atmosphere.
- —Several offer showers — handy on long-haul connections — including Le Zénith I, the Zenith Lounge and the Terminal 1 Aspire Lounge.
- —Halal options and a prayer room are available at the larger lounges, reflecting the local market.
Timing & connections
- —Many CMN lounges run 24 hours, but a few keep set hours — the Terminal 1 Aspire Lounge runs roughly 04:00-22:00, so check before a late departure.
- —Casablanca is a major connecting hub for Africa and Europe, so lounges can fill around the main banks; arrive with time to spare.
- —The Casablanca Aspire Lounge caps stays at around three hours, which is fine for most connections.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track six lounges at Mohammed V International (CMN), split across Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 1 holds Le Zénith I, the Aspire Lounge and the Zenith Lounge; Terminal 2 holds the Casablanca Aspire Lounge, the Pearl Lounge and the ATLAS VIP Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2, airside near gates A7-A8. The other Casablanca lounges are alliance-based rather than Priority Pass partners, so this is the lounge to head for if you carry Priority Pass.
Yes — the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 opens on both DragonPass and Priority Pass, so a lounge membership gets you in without airline status. The remaining lounges are tied to SkyTeam, Star Alliance or oneworld access.
Terminal 1 has Le Zénith I (the oneworld lounge), the Aspire Lounge (Star Alliance Gold and business class) and the Zenith Lounge (SkyTeam Elite Plus). All three are airside after security.
Terminal 2 has the Casablanca Aspire Lounge (DragonPass and Priority Pass), the Pearl Lounge (SkyTeam, near gate A9) and the ATLAS VIP Lounge (Star Alliance, on the first floor).
Yes. Le Zénith I in Terminal 1 is the oneworld lounge at Casablanca, open to oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status holders and business-class passengers travelling on any oneworld member airline, including home carrier Royal Air Maroc.
Several do. Le Zénith I in Terminal 1, the Zenith Lounge and the Terminal 1 Aspire Lounge all list shower facilities — useful if you're connecting on a long-haul itinerary through Casablanca.
It depends on your access. For the widest entry without alliance status, the Casablanca Aspire Lounge in Terminal 2 takes DragonPass and Priority Pass. Otherwise, match the lounge to your alliance: Le Zénith I for oneworld, the Aspire or ATLAS VIP lounges for Star Alliance, and the Pearl or Zenith lounges for SkyTeam.