Hobart Airport Lounges
Hobart Hobart International Airport (HBA) · Hobart, Australia
Hobart Airport (HBA) is Tasmania's main gateway and runs a single lounge: the Qantas Club, sitting airside in the domestic terminal. It's an airline lounge rather than a pay-in independent, so access comes through Qantas Club membership, an eligible Qantas or oneworld fare, or oneworld Sapphire status. There is no Priority Pass or walk-in lounge at HBA.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Hobart Hobart International Airport (HBA) lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 25, 2026
The only lounge here — the verdict.
The Qantas Club
The Qantas Club is the only lounge at Hobart, so it's the default choice for anyone with access. It sits airside in the domestic terminal with complimentary snacks, soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits, plus Wi-Fi and a business area to work before your flight.
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The Qantas Club
★3.1The Qantas Club is the only lounge at Hobart Airport, sitting airside in the domestic terminal between check-in and arrivals. It's an airline lounge rather than a pay-in independent, so…
Hobart Hobart International Airport (HBA) lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Hobart runs a single passenger terminal handling domestic flights to the Australian mainland on Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Rex. The only lounge is the Qantas Club, sitting airside after security between check-in and arrivals. There are no independent pay-in, Priority Pass or DragonPass lounges at HBA.
- —Single terminal — the Qantas Club is the only lounge at Hobart
- —Airside, after security, between check-in and arrivals
- —Access via Qantas Club membership, eligible Qantas fare or oneworld Sapphire status
- —No Priority Pass, DragonPass or walk-in day-pass lounge at HBA
How to get into lounges at HBA.
Hobart's only lounge is an airline lounge, the Qantas Club, so access is membership- and fare-based rather than pay-per-visit. There is no Priority Pass, DragonPass or walk-in day pass at HBA. The main routes in are a Qantas Club membership, an eligible Qantas or Jetstar premium fare, or oneworld Sapphire status flying a oneworld carrier.
Qantas Club membership
A Qantas Club membership is the most direct way into the lounge at Hobart, letting members in regardless of fare class on an eligible same-day flight. Membership is the route most often used by frequent domestic flyers who don't hold top-tier status.
Qantas Cluboneworld Sapphire status
oneworld Sapphire status holders flying a oneworld member airline can use the Qantas Club at Hobart. This is the alliance route in, separate from buying a membership or a premium fare.
oneworldQantas Frequent FlyerEligible business-class fare
Passengers on an eligible business-class or premium Qantas fare can access the Qantas Club as part of the ticket. It's the simplest route if you're already booked in a premium cabin out of Hobart.
QantasoneworldFrequent flyer tier access
Eligible Qantas Frequent Flyer tiers carrying lounge access can enter the Qantas Club at Hobart on a qualifying flight. Check your tier benefits and any guest allowance before you travel.
Qantas Frequent FlyerKnow before you go.
Know the access rules
- —Hobart's only lounge is the Qantas Club, an airline lounge — there's no pay-in, Priority Pass or walk-in option at HBA.
- —If you don't hold Qantas Club membership, oneworld Sapphire status, or an eligible premium fare, you won't be able to use it.
- —oneworld Sapphire status is recognised here, so partner-airline status holders should bring proof of tier.
Single terminal, airside
- —Hobart runs one terminal, so there's no terminal-matching to worry about — clear security and the Qantas Club is airside.
- —The lounge sits between check-in and arrivals on the airside concourse, an easy walk from the gates.
- —Because it's airside, head through security before planning your lounge time.
What to expect inside
- —Expect complimentary snacks plus soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits rather than a large hot buffet.
- —There's Wi-Fi and a business area, so it's a workable spot for email or a call before boarding.
- —It's a regional airline lounge, so it's a calmer, smaller space than a major-hub Qantas Club.
Plan around your flight
- —Hobart's flights are mostly mainland services to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and beyond — time your lounge visit to your boarding call.
- —At busy morning and evening peaks the single lounge can fill, so don't count on a long stay.
- —If you're without lounge access, Hobart's terminal has cafés and seating landside and airside as alternatives.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Hobart Airport (HBA): the Qantas Club, located airside in the domestic terminal. Hobart has no independent pay-in, Priority Pass or DragonPass lounges.
Yes. Hobart has a single lounge, the Qantas Club, sitting airside after security in the domestic terminal. It's an airline lounge, so access depends on Qantas Club membership, an eligible fare or oneworld status.
No. There is no Priority Pass lounge at Hobart. The only lounge is the Qantas Club, which is an airline lounge accessed through Qantas Club membership, an eligible Qantas fare or oneworld Sapphire status — not Priority Pass or DragonPass.
No. The Qantas Club at Hobart does not sell walk-in day passes. Access is limited to Qantas Club members, eligible premium-fare passengers and oneworld Sapphire status holders, so there's no pay-per-visit route at HBA.
You can enter with a Qantas Club membership, an eligible Qantas business-class or premium fare, or oneworld Sapphire status while flying a oneworld member airline. Bring your membership card or status proof along with your boarding pass.
The Qantas Club is airside in Hobart's single domestic terminal, between check-in and arrivals after security. Clear the security checkpoint and follow the signage to the lounge on the airside concourse.
The Qantas Club at Hobart offers complimentary snacks alongside soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits. It's a regional lounge, so the focus is light bites and drinks rather than a large hot buffet.
Yes. The Qantas Club at Hobart has Wi-Fi and a business area, making it a workable spot for email, browsing or a quick call before your flight, in a quieter setting than the main terminal.