Oasis Lounge
★3.2(181 reviews)RAK · Terminal 1
Marrakesh's Royal Air Maroc and oneworld lounge — status, business class or a paid day pass.
The Oasis Lounge is the Royal Air Maroc and oneworld lounge at Marrakesh Menara, sitting airside in Terminal 1 after security. It is the main and best-equipped lounge at the airport, and the most flexible to get into: oneworld Sapphire status holders and Royal Air Maroc business-class passengers are welcome, and a paid day pass is sold at the door for travellers without status. Inside you'll find a hot and cold buffet that leans on Moroccan flavours, a bar, fast Wi-Fi, a business centre for getting work done and a prayer room. Air conditioning, flight-information screens and step-free access are all here too. There are no shower facilities, and because the lounge is fairly compact it can fill up around busy departure banks, so arriving with a little time in hand is wise.
Crowding · busy at peak
A solid spot to work before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power outlets at many seats and a dedicated business centre. Fine for email, calls and light work, though it isn't a private workspace.
A hot and cold buffet that leans on Moroccan flavours, served alongside a bar with both alcoholic and soft drinks. The spread is the fullest of any lounge at Marrakesh, though selection can vary with the time of day and how busy the lounge is.
Dietary: Vegetarian options · Halal
After clearing security in Terminal 1, follow the airside lounge signage; the Oasis Lounge is in the departures area near the gates.
- 01Check in for your flight at Terminal 1
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow the airside lounge signage
- 04Arrive at the Oasis Lounge
Landmarks: Terminal 1 airside departures · Departure gates area
ℹ Terminal 1, AfterSecurity
oneworld Sapphire & Emeraldoneworld Sapphire Status or Business Class Ticket
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A paid day pass is sold at the door if you don't hold oneworld status or a business-class ticket — capacity permitting.
This is the Terminal 1 lounge; if you're flying a Star Alliance carrier, use RAMH's Lounge in Terminal 3 instead.
There are no showers here, so plan around that on a long layover.
Arrive with time in hand at peak departure banks, as the lounge is fairly compact.
There's a prayer room and a business centre if you need either before your flight.
Quick answers.
oneworld Sapphire status holders and Royal Air Maroc business-class passengers, plus anyone buying a paid day pass at the door, subject to capacity.
Yes — a paid day pass is sold at the door for travellers without oneworld status or a business-class ticket. Entry depends on how busy the lounge is when you arrive.
No. The lounge has Wi-Fi, a buffet, a bar, a business centre and a prayer room, but it does not have shower facilities.