Luberon Lounge
MRS · Main Building
Marseille's oneworld lounge — calm, sophisticated and softly Provençal.
The Luberon Lounge is Marseille Provence's oneworld lounge, in the airport's main building. The DB describes a calm and sophisticated atmosphere built for unwinding before a flight: soft, neutral tones with subtle Provençal accents create a warm, inviting space. Large windows let natural light flood the lounge during the day, while soft ambient lighting sets a tranquil mood in the evening. Noise levels are generally low — a gentle hum of conversation and the occasional announcement — and the seating is comfortable and well-spaced, giving a sense of privacy even when the lounge is busy. The overall feel is refined yet relaxed, an ideal spot to escape the airport. If you're flying a oneworld carrier out of Marseille, this is your lounge.
Crowding · generally calm
A calm, low-noise space that works well for light tasks before a flight, with Wi-Fi and comfortable, well-spaced seating. Fine for email and catching up, though it's a relaxation-first lounge rather than a dedicated business space.
A light refreshment offering in keeping with a regional airline lounge — snacks, hot drinks and soft drinks to settle in before your flight, rather than a full hot buffet. A tidy, modest spread for a short pre-flight stay.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
In the main passenger building, follow the lounge signage to the Luberon Lounge; check whether it sits before or after security for your departure.
- 01Check in at the main building
- 02Proceed through the main building departures
- 03Follow lounge signage
- 04Arrive at the Luberon Lounge
Landmarks: Main building departures · Lounge signage
ℹ Main Building, Hall 3, BeforeSecurity
oneworld Sapphire & EmeraldIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soups · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer
oneworld Sapphire Status or Business Class Ticket
Flying from MRS without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at MRSMake the most of it.
Access is via oneworld — you'll need a qualifying premium-cabin ticket or Emerald/Sapphire status.
Flying Star Alliance instead? Use Salon Luberon or Salon Sezanne.
Well-spaced seating keeps it feeling private even when busy.
Confirm whether the lounge is before or after security for your flight.
Arrive early at the summer leisure peak to be sure of a seat.
Quick answers.
Access is via oneworld — premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld Emerald or Sapphire status holders on a qualifying flight. Present your boarding pass and status card.
No — the Luberon Lounge is a oneworld lounge. For DragonPass or Priority Pass at Marseille, use the VIP lounges in Terminal 1.
oneworld. If you're flying Star Alliance, use Salon Luberon or Salon Sezanne (which covers both alliances).
