naSmiles Lounge
★3.5(83 reviews)JED · Domestic Terminal
The Domestic Terminal's Priority Pass lounge.
The naSmiles Lounge is the Priority Pass option in Jeddah's Domestic Terminal, serving travellers on domestic flights within Saudi Arabia. It offers a comfortable, contemporary space with refreshments, hot and soft drinks, Wi-Fi and seating to relax in before a short-haul departure — a calmer alternative to the busy domestic concourse. Domestic lounge coverage at Jeddah is thinner than international, so for Priority Pass holders flying domestically, the naSmiles Lounge is a useful place to wait.
Crowding · moderate
A serviceable spot for light work, with Wi-Fi and power at many seats. Good for email and a short wait before a domestic flight.
Light refreshments and snacks alongside coffee, tea and soft drinks — a relaxed spread suited to a short wait before a domestic flight rather than a full meal.
Dietary: Halal · Vegetarian options
In the Domestic Terminal; follow the lounge signage in the domestic departures area.
- 01Check in at the Domestic Terminal
- 02Clear domestic security
- 03Follow lounge signage
- 04Arrive at the naSmiles Lounge
Landmarks: Domestic Terminal departures · Domestic concourse
ℹ Jeddah King A Aziz Intl, Domestic Terminal
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks
Priority Pass Membership
Flying from JED without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at JEDMake the most of it.
This is the Priority Pass lounge in Jeddah's Domestic Terminal.
It serves domestic flights within Saudi Arabia, not international departures.
Alcohol isn't served anywhere in Saudi Arabia — expect coffee, tea and soft drinks.
Domestic-to-international connections at Jeddah mean changing terminals — plan the transfer.
The Flynas Lounge is the DragonPass option in the same Domestic Terminal.
Quick answers.
Yes — the naSmiles Lounge accepts Priority Pass; present your card with your boarding pass.
It's in the Domestic Terminal, for flights within Saudi Arabia.
No — alcohol is not served anywhere in Saudi Arabia. Expect coffee, tea and soft drinks.
