Réunion Roland Garros Airport Lounges
Roland Garros Airport · St-Denis, France
Roland Garros Airport (RUN) is the main gateway to Réunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean. Its two airside lounges sit beyond security in the single passenger terminal: Air Austral's Club Austral, the home carrier's lounge, and Le Guetali. Both are reachable on a paid day pass, so you don't need airline status to get in.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Air Austral Club Austral
Club Austral is the home-carrier lounge run by Air Austral, Réunion's main airline. It serves the airline's premium passengers and also sells paid entry, with complimentary snacks, soft drinks, wine, beer and spirits. The most established lounge at RUN and a comfortable place to wait airside.
Le Guetali
Le Guetali takes pay-in guests, so you can buy your way in without airline status. It sits airside after security with complimentary soft drinks, wine, beer and spirits — a straightforward paid-entry option before your flight out of Réunion.
Le Guetali
Le Guetali leans towards a relaxed drinks lounge, with a complimentary bar covering soft drinks, house wine, beer and spirits. If you mainly want a calm spot for a glass and a bite before boarding, it's an easy paid-entry choice at RUN.
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Club Austral is Air Austral's own lounge at Roland Garros Airport, Réunion's main gateway in the Indian Ocean. As the home carrier's lounge it serves Air Austral's premium-cabin passengers,…
Le Guetali
★3.8Le Guetali is a paid-entry lounge at Roland Garros Airport, Réunion's main gateway in the Indian Ocean. It welcomes pay-in guests, so you can buy your way in without airline status or a…
Roland Garros Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Roland Garros has a single passenger terminal, and both of its lounges sit airside after security. Club Austral is Air Austral's branded lounge for the home carrier's premium passengers, while Le Guetali is a paid-entry lounge. Both also sell day passes, so travellers without airline status can pay to get in.
- —Single terminal — both lounges are airside, after security
- —Club Austral is Air Austral's home-carrier lounge
- —Le Guetali is a paid-entry lounge open to pay-in guests
- —Both lounges sell a day pass, so no airline status is required
How to get into lounges at RUN.
Roland Garros is a pay-per-visit airport — both of its lounges sell paid entry, so you can buy a day pass without airline status or a lounge membership. Air Austral's premium-cabin passengers use Club Austral as part of their ticket, but the door is open to pay-in guests as well. Both lounges are airside, so clear security first.
Walk-in / paid entry
Both Roland Garros lounges — Club Austral and Le Guetali — accept paid entry, so you can pay per visit without airline status or a membership. This is the most reliable way into a lounge at RUN.
Air Austral premium passenger
Club Austral is Air Austral's own lounge. Passengers travelling in the airline's premium cabin use it as part of their ticket — the simplest route in if you're flying premium with Réunion's home carrier.
Business class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on Air Austral gets you into Club Austral directly, with no membership needed. If you're not flying premium, a paid day pass is the way in at either lounge.
Know before you go.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Both Roland Garros lounges sell paid entry, so you can pay per visit without any airline status or membership.
- —If you're not flying Air Austral in a premium cabin, a paid day pass is the simplest way into a lounge at RUN.
Clear security first
- —Both lounges are airside, beyond the security checkpoint — pass through security before you head for either one.
- —Roland Garros has a single passenger terminal, so you won't need to change buildings to reach a lounge.
Know the lounges
- —Club Austral is Air Austral's home-carrier lounge — the more established of the two and a comfortable airside wait.
- —Le Guetali is a paid-entry lounge; it's a useful alternative if Club Austral is busy or you simply prefer to pay in.
Long-haul timing
- —Many departures from Réunion are long-haul flights to mainland France, which often leave in the evening — handy lounge time before a night flight.
- —Regional hops to Mauritius, Madagascar and Mayotte are shorter, so plan your lounge stay around your boarding time.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Réunion's Roland Garros Airport (RUN), both airside in the single passenger terminal: Air Austral's Club Austral and Le Guetali. Both accept paid entry.
Yes. Both lounges at RUN — Club Austral and Le Guetali — sell paid entry, so you can pay per visit without airline status or a lounge membership.
Yes. Club Austral is Air Austral's own lounge at Roland Garros. Réunion is the airline's home base, and its premium-cabin passengers use the lounge as part of their ticket. It also accepts paid entry.
Both lounges sit airside, after security, in the airport's single passenger terminal. Clear the security checkpoint first, then follow the signage to Club Austral or Le Guetali.
Le Guetali is a paid-entry lounge airside at Roland Garros Airport. It welcomes pay-in guests and offers complimentary soft drinks, wine, beer and spirits before your flight.
Yes. Both Club Austral and Le Guetali are airside, beyond the security checkpoint, so you'll pass through security before reaching either lounge.
Club Austral, Air Austral's home-carrier lounge, is the most established option at RUN and a comfortable airside wait. Le Guetali is a solid paid-entry alternative if you'd rather pay in or Club Austral is busy.
No. Roland Garros Airport (RUN) is Réunion's main airport in the Indian Ocean, named after the aviator Roland Garros, who was born on the island. It is unrelated to the Paris tennis venue that shares the name.