Paris Orly Airport Lounges
Orly Airport · Paris, France
Paris Orly (ORY) spreads its 10 lounges across the Orly 1–3 halls for Schengen and short-haul flights and Orly 4 for non-Schengen departures. Air France and contract salons anchor the Schengen side, while Orly 4 holds the Primeclass, Le Zénith and pay-in Extime lounges. SkyTeam, Star Alliance, oneworld, DragonPass and Priority Pass each cover part of the field.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at ORY, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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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 Orly Airport 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 23, 2026
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Premium Traveller Lounge
The Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 is the most flexible way in at Orly — it takes DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld, sits airside on the Schengen side near gates A1–A5, and serves a hot and cold spread with a dedicated quiet room. A solid all-rounder if you don't have airline status.
Air France Lounge
The Air France Lounge in Orly 2 is the flagship branded experience at Orly, with refined Parisian styling, showers and a calm atmosphere for SkyTeam Elite Plus and Air France business and first passengers. The most consistent airline lounge on the Schengen side.
Primeclass Lounge
The Primeclass Lounge opened in late 2021 and revived Orly 4's non-Schengen lounge scene, with floor-to-ceiling windows, a wrap-around open-air deck and a hot and cold buffet. Reachable on DragonPass, it's the standout option for long-haul departures.
Extime Lounge
The Extime Lounge, run by Paris airports operator ADP, is a pay-in club open to all passengers leaving from Orly 4 regardless of airline or class. With a hot buffet, full bar and power at the seats, it's the simplest paid route in when you don't hold a card or status.
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Extime Lounge
★4.6The Extime Lounge at Paris Orly, run by airports operator Aéroports de Paris (ADP), is a pay-in club open to all passengers departing from Orly 4 regardless of airline or class of service.…
The Premium Traveller Lounge at Paris Orly sits airside in Orly 1 (Hall 1) near gates A1–A5, for Schengen flights only. It's the most flexible way in on Orly's Schengen side, taking…
The Primeclass Lounge at Paris Orly opened in late 2021 and revived Orly 4's non-Schengen lounge scene. Airside in Zone F after passport control near gate F22, it has a modern design with…
The Royal Air Maroc Le Zénith lounge at Paris Orly opened in late 2022 and is a fresh, luminous and modern salon. It accepts paid entry, so you can pay per visit, and serves a generous…
The Air France Lounge at Paris Orly sits in the Orly 2 boarding area near gates C. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Air France business- and first-class passengers, with a refined,…
Icare Lounge
★4.3The Icare Lounge at Paris Orly sits in the West Terminal, Hall 4, and serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and business- and first-class passengers. It pairs sleek decor with warm lighting,…
Le Zénith Lounge
★2.1Le Zénith Lounge at Paris Orly sits in Terminal 4 (Orly 4) after security, serving oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers. It's a serene, minimalist space with warm…
The Premium Traveller Lounge at Paris Orly Terminal 1 offers a sleek, modern retreat on the ground floor near boarding gates A1–A5. This entry serves Star Alliance Gold members and…
Salon ICARE
★3.6Salon ICARE at Paris Orly is an ICARE-operated lounge on the Orly south side, serving Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers. It offers panoramic runway views through…
The TAP Premium Lounge at Paris Orly sits in Terminal 1B, in the public area before security control. It serves Star Alliance Gold members and business-class passengers, with a calm, serene…
Orly Airport lounges by terminal.
Orly 1, 2 & 3 (Schengen / short-haul)
The Orly 1–3 halls handle Schengen and short-haul France-and-Europe flights, and hold most of Orly's lounges. The Air France Lounge in Orly 2 serves SkyTeam passengers, the Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 covers DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld, and the ICARE-operated salons and TAP Premium Lounge add SkyTeam and Star Alliance options. Some sit airside after security, a couple before the checkpoint.
- —Largest cluster of Orly lounges, mostly for Schengen and short-haul flights
- —Air France Lounge (Orly 2) serves SkyTeam Elite Plus and AF premium cabins
- —Premium Traveller Lounge (Orly 1) takes DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld
- —ICARE salons and TAP Premium add SkyTeam and Star Alliance access
Orly 4 (non-Schengen / international)
Orly 4 handles non-Schengen and long-haul departures, and its lounge scene was reset when the Primeclass Lounge opened in late 2021. Alongside it sit Le Zénith for oneworld passengers, the Royal Air Maroc Le Zénith salon and the pay-in Extime Lounge run by airports operator ADP. The Primeclass and Extime lounges are airside in the non-Schengen zone after passport control.
- —Handles non-Schengen and long-haul departures from Orly
- —Primeclass Lounge (DragonPass) is the airside non-Schengen anchor
- —Le Zénith serves oneworld Sapphire and business-class passengers
- —Extime is a pay-in lounge open to all Orly 4 passengers
How to get into lounges at ORY.
Orly is split between airline-aligned lounges and independent contract salons. SkyTeam status reaches the Air France and ICARE lounges, oneworld opens Le Zénith and the Premium Traveller Lounge, and Star Alliance covers the TAP Premium and a second Premium Traveller salon. DragonPass and Priority Pass are the most useful memberships for travellers without status, and a couple of lounges sell walk-in entry. Always check whether your lounge is on the Schengen (Orly 1–3) or non-Schengen (Orly 4) side before clearing security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the broadest membership at Orly — it opens the Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 and the Primeclass Lounge in Orly 4. If you carry one lounge membership here, DragonPass reaches the airside contract lounges on both the Schengen and non-Schengen sides.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 on the Schengen side. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass, so confirm your specific lounge and hall before you travel.
Priority PassAirline & alliance lounges
Air France runs its SkyTeam lounge in Orly 2 and the ICARE salons add further SkyTeam and Star Alliance coverage; TAP Air Portugal serves Star Alliance Gold passengers, while Le Zénith and the Premium Traveller Lounge admit oneworld Sapphire travellers. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworldBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on Air France, TAP, Royal Air Maroc or another carrier with an Orly lounge gets you into that airline's salon directly — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of Orly, with no membership needed.
Air FranceTAP Air PortugalRoyal Air MarocWalk-in day pass
A couple of Orly lounges sell entry at the door. The Extime Lounge in Orly 4, run by airports operator ADP, is a pay-in club open to all passengers regardless of airline or class, and the Royal Air Maroc Le Zénith salon also takes paid entry. Showers at Extime carry a small extra charge.
Know before you go.
Schengen vs non-Schengen
- —Orly's lounges split between the Orly 1–3 halls (Schengen and short-haul) and Orly 4 (non-Schengen and long-haul) — match your lounge to your flight.
- —The Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 is Schengen-only, so it won't help if you're departing from Orly 4.
- —If you're connecting between halls, allow time, as you may pass back through passport control.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass covers both the Premium Traveller (Orly 1) and Primeclass (Orly 4) lounges — the single most useful membership at Orly.
- —Priority Pass is narrower here, reaching the Premium Traveller Lounge on the Schengen side.
- —Many Orly lounges are independent contract salons, so the membership matters more than your airline.
Pay-per-visit options
- —The Extime Lounge in Orly 4 is a pay-in club open to all passengers — a reliable walk-in option when you don't hold a card or status.
- —Booking a lounge slot online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
- —Note that Extime charges a small extra fee for showers, even for business-class guests.
Timing & comfort
- —Orly's early-morning short-haul banks fill the Schengen lounges fast — arrive early if you want a quiet seat.
- —The Primeclass Lounge's open-air deck in Orly 4 is a rare outdoor option worth seeking out in good weather.
- —Several salons keep a low-key, quiet atmosphere with dedicated quiet rooms — good for resting before a flight.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 10 lounges at Paris Orly (ORY). Most sit in the Orly 1–3 halls for Schengen and short-haul flights, including the Air France Lounge and the Premium Traveller Lounge, while Orly 4 holds the Primeclass, Le Zénith, Royal Air Maroc and pay-in Extime lounges for non-Schengen departures.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1, on the Schengen side after security. DragonPass covers a wider set at Orly, opening both the Premium Traveller Lounge and the Primeclass Lounge in Orly 4, so if you hold both, DragonPass reaches more lounges.
Yes. The Extime Lounge in Orly 4, run by airports operator ADP, is a pay-in club open to all passengers regardless of airline or class of service, and the Royal Air Maroc Le Zénith salon also accepts paid entry. So you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status.
The Orly 1–3 halls hold the Air France Lounge (Orly 2), the Premium Traveller Lounge (Orly 1), the ICARE and Salon ICARE salons, the TAP Premium Lounge and a second Premium Traveller salon. These serve Schengen and short-haul France-and-Europe departures.
Orly 4 handles non-Schengen and long-haul flights and holds the Primeclass Lounge, Le Zénith Lounge, the Royal Air Maroc Le Zénith salon and the pay-in Extime Lounge. The Primeclass and Extime lounges are airside in the non-Schengen zone after passport control.
Yes. The Air France Lounge is in Orly 2 and serves SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Air France business- and first-class passengers. It has a calm, Parisian-styled interior with shower facilities and a cold buffet.
For the widest access on the Schengen side, the Premium Traveller Lounge in Orly 1 works on DragonPass, Priority Pass and oneworld. In Orly 4, the Primeclass Lounge is the standout non-Schengen option, with floor-to-ceiling windows and an open-air deck, reachable on DragonPass.
Most Orly lounges are airside, so you'll pass security and, on the non-Schengen Orly 4 side, passport control first. A few options, such as the TAP Premium Lounge, sit in the public area before the checkpoint — handy if you arrive early and want to settle before security.