Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport Lounges
Adnan Menderes Airport · Izmir, Turkey
Izmir Adnan Menderes (ADB) keeps its lounge scene simple, with three lounges split between its two terminals. The International Terminal holds the airside Primeclass Lounge and a second Primeclass listing reachable on Priority Pass and pay-in, while the Domestic Terminal has the Turkish Airlines Lounge for Star Alliance passengers.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Primeclass Lounge
The airside Primeclass Lounge in the International Terminal has the widest access at ADB — DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld all get you in, and pay-in entry is sold too. With runway views, a kids' zone and a hot and cold spread, it's the default pick for most international departures.
Turkish Airlines Lounge
The Turkish Airlines Lounge sits inside security in the Domestic Terminal and serves Star Alliance passengers. It's the most consistent branded experience at Izmir, with showers, workstations and a quiet, modern Turkish design — the natural choice if you're flying domestically with Turkish Airlines or a Star Alliance partner.
Primeclass Comfort Lounge
The Primeclass Comfort Lounge in the International Terminal, near gates 229-230, welcomes Priority Pass members and pay-in guests, so you can get in without airline status. A straightforward walk-in option when you want lounge comfort before an international flight from Izmir.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
The Primeclass Comfort Lounge at Izmir Adnan Menderes is a TAV Primeclass option in the International Terminal, near gates 229-230. It welcomes Priority Pass members and pay-in guests, so…
The Primeclass Lounge at Izmir Adnan Menderes sits airside in the International Terminal, on the second floor after the second security control. It has the widest access of any ADB lounge —…
The Turkish Airlines Lounge at Izmir Adnan Menderes is the airline-branded option in the Domestic Terminal, inside security on the departure level. It serves Star Alliance Gold members and…
Adnan Menderes Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal
Izmir's International Terminal holds two lounges, both run by Primeclass. The main Primeclass Lounge sits airside on the second floor after the second security control and takes the widest range of access — DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld, plus pay-in. A second Primeclass listing near gates 229-230 welcomes Priority Pass and walk-in guests.
- —Two Primeclass lounges, both in the International Terminal
- —Main Primeclass Lounge is airside, second floor after the 2nd security control
- —Widest access at ADB: DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld
- —Priority Pass and pay-in entry both work here
Domestic Terminal
The Domestic Terminal has a single lounge, the Turkish Airlines Lounge, located inside security on the departure level. It serves Star Alliance passengers and is the airline-branded option at Izmir, with showers, workstations and conference space alongside the food and drink offering.
- —Home to the Turkish Airlines Lounge for Star Alliance passengers
- —Inside security on the departure level
- —Showers, workstations and conference rooms available
- —Open from early morning until just after midnight
How to get into lounges at ADB.
Izmir is a compact, easy airport for lounge access. The two International Terminal Primeclass lounges cover the widest range of routes — DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld status, plus walk-in pay-in entry. On the domestic side, the Turkish Airlines Lounge is reached through Star Alliance status or a Turkish Airlines premium ticket. Check whether you're flying international or domestic before you settle on a lounge, as they sit in different terminals.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at both International Terminal Primeclass lounges — the airside Primeclass Lounge and the Primeclass listing near gates 229-230. It's the most useful single membership to carry at ADB.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens the airside Primeclass Lounge in the International Terminal. If you carry DragonPass, head for the main Primeclass Lounge on the second floor after the second security control.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
Star Alliance status reaches the Turkish Airlines Lounge in the Domestic Terminal and the airside Primeclass Lounge, which also takes oneworld. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Star Alliance
oneworldWalk-in day pass
Both International Terminal Primeclass lounges sell pay-in entry, so you can get in without a membership or airline status. The Primeclass listing near gates 229-230 is set up for Priority Pass and walk-in guests.
Business class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on Turkish Airlines or a Star Alliance partner gets you into the airline's Izmir lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying business out of ADB, with no membership needed.
Star AllianceKnow before you go.
International vs domestic
- —Izmir's lounges are split by terminal — the two Primeclass lounges are international, the Turkish Airlines Lounge is domestic.
- —Decide whether you're flying international or domestic before choosing a lounge, as you can't move between terminals airside.
- —Both Primeclass lounges sit in the International Terminal, so international travellers have the most choice.
Lead with Priority Pass
- —Priority Pass covers both International Terminal Primeclass lounges — the single most useful membership at ADB.
- —DragonPass also opens the airside Primeclass Lounge if that's the card you carry.
- —If you have neither, both Primeclass lounges sell pay-in entry at the door.
Finding the airside Primeclass
- —The main Primeclass Lounge is on the second floor, on the left after the second security control in the International Terminal.
- —There's a maximum three-hour stay at the airside Primeclass Lounge, so time your arrival to your departure.
- —Large windows give runway views — a calm spot to wait, with a dedicated kids' zone for families.
Domestic departures
- —The Turkish Airlines Lounge is inside security on the Domestic Terminal departure level.
- —It offers showers and workstations, handy if you're connecting or want to freshen up before a domestic flight.
- —Opening hours run from early morning to just after midnight, covering most of the domestic schedule.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Izmir Adnan Menderes (ADB). Two are in the International Terminal — both run by Primeclass — and one is the Turkish Airlines Lounge in the Domestic Terminal.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at both Primeclass lounges in the International Terminal — the airside Primeclass Lounge and the Primeclass listing near gates 229-230. The Turkish Airlines Lounge in the Domestic Terminal is not part of the Priority Pass network.
Yes. Both International Terminal Primeclass lounges sell pay-in entry, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status. The Primeclass listing near gates 229-230 is set up for Priority Pass members and walk-in guests.
The International Terminal has two Primeclass lounges. The main Primeclass Lounge sits airside on the second floor after the second security control and takes DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld; a second Primeclass listing near gates 229-230 welcomes Priority Pass and pay-in guests.
Yes. The Turkish Airlines Lounge is in the Domestic Terminal, inside security on the departure level. It serves Star Alliance passengers and offers showers, workstations and conference space, opening from early morning until just after midnight.
For the widest access, the airside Primeclass Lounge in the International Terminal works on DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance and oneworld, plus pay-in. If you're flying domestically with a Star Alliance carrier, the Turkish Airlines Lounge is the branded option.
Yes. DragonPass opens the airside Primeclass Lounge in the International Terminal, located on the second floor after the second security control. Priority Pass covers both International Terminal Primeclass lounges.
The airside Primeclass Lounge in the International Terminal has a maximum three-hour stay. Time your arrival to your departure so you don't run short before boarding.