Tashkent Airport Lounges
Tashkent International Airport · Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Tashkent International (TAS) is Uzbekistan's main gateway, and its lounge scene is small but improving. The new Anjir Business Lounge is the airside highlight, open around the clock on DragonPass and Priority Pass, while Uzbekistan Airways runs its own departures and arrivals lounges for premium passengers. We track four lounges in total at TAS.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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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 Tashkent International 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 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Anjir Business Lounge
The Anjir Business Lounge is Tashkent's standout — a modern, two-level airside lounge that opened in early 2025 and welcomes DragonPass and Priority Pass members around the clock. With a hot buffet, full bar, showers and a wide spread of amenities, it's the most flexible way into a lounge at TAS.
Uzbekistan Airways Business Lounge
The Uzbekistan Airways Business Lounge serves the national carrier's premium and Business Class passengers, with its own expedited screening route off the check-in area. The natural choice if you're flying premium-cabin on Uzbekistan Airways out of Tashkent.
Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge
The Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge sits in the international arrivals hall, a place to freshen up and regroup after landing rather than before departure. A useful stop after a long flight into Tashkent.
VIP lounge
The VIP Lounge at Tashkent is the airport's protocol lounge, reserved for invited guests and dignitaries. It sits apart from the standard contract and airline lounges and operates on its own terms.
Every lounge. 4 bookable right now.
The Anjir Business Lounge sits airside in Tashkent's Terminal 2, in the international departures zone. Opened in early 2025, it brought a real lounge to an airport that had long lacked one,…
The Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge is in the International Terminal arrivals hall at Tashkent. Unlike a departure lounge, it's a place to recharge and relax after you land rather than…
The Uzbekistan Airways Business Lounge is the national carrier's own departures lounge at Tashkent International. It includes dedicated customs facilities and an expedited screening route…
VIP lounge
★3.5The VIP Lounge at Tashkent International is the airport's protocol lounge, reserved for invited guests and dignitaries. It sits apart from the standard contract and airline lounges and…
Tashkent International Airport lounges by terminal.
International Terminal
Tashkent's international operation is where all of the airport's lounges sit. The Anjir Business Lounge is airside in Terminal 2, in the zone for international departures, and is the only lounge here on the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks. Uzbekistan Airways runs its own Business Lounge for departing premium passengers and a separate Arrivals Lounge in the international arrivals hall, while the VIP Lounge serves invited guests and officials.
- —Anjir Business Lounge is airside in Terminal 2, on DragonPass and Priority Pass
- —Uzbekistan Airways Business Lounge has its own expedited screening route
- —A separate Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge serves travellers landing at TAS
- —The VIP Lounge is a protocol lounge for invited guests and dignitaries
How to get into lounges at TAS.
Tashkent has a compact lounge field, so your route in depends mostly on which lounge you're after. The Anjir Business Lounge is the membership lounge — DragonPass and Priority Pass both work there. The Uzbekistan Airways lounges are tied to flying premium-cabin on the national carrier, and the VIP Lounge is a protocol lounge rather than a pay-in option. Check which lounge matches your access before you travel.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Anjir Business Lounge, the airside membership lounge in Terminal 2. It's one of the two ways into Anjir if you don't have a premium ticket on Uzbekistan Airways.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also opens the Anjir Business Lounge in Terminal 2. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; access is subject to the lounge's capacity at busy times.
Priority PassUzbekistan Airways premium cabin
Uzbekistan Airways runs its own Business Lounge for departing premium and Business Class passengers, plus an Arrivals Lounge for travellers landing at Tashkent. Access follows your ticket and the airline's own rules.
Pay-per-visit entry
The Anjir Business Lounge can be entered on a paid walk-in basis as well as on membership, so you can pay per visit without a card or premium ticket. Booking ahead is the safest way to secure a spot at peak times.
Know before you go.
Lead with Anjir
- —The Anjir Business Lounge is the only TAS lounge on the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks — if you carry either, it's your lounge.
- —Anjir is open around the clock, which suits Tashkent's late-night and early-morning international departure banks.
- —Anjir spans two levels; the ground floor is open to all guests, with an upper floor reserved for Business Class and premium cardholders.
Flying Uzbekistan Airways
- —Premium-cabin passengers on Uzbekistan Airways have their own Business Lounge with an expedited screening route off the check-in area.
- —Follow the signs to the right of check-in for the airline's lounge and faster screening.
- —The airline also runs a separate Arrivals Lounge in the international arrivals hall for travellers landing at TAS.
Arrivals vs departures
- —Don't confuse the Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge with the departure lounges — it's in the arrivals hall for travellers who have just landed.
- —The arrivals lounge is reached to the left of the departures terminal, or by following the signs on arrival.
- —If you want to relax before a flight, the Anjir or Uzbekistan Airways departure lounges are the ones you want.
Know the field
- —Tashkent's lounge choice is small but has improved with the Anjir Business Lounge opening in early 2025.
- —The VIP Lounge is a protocol lounge for invited guests and dignitaries, not a standard pay-in lounge.
- —Give yourself time at TAS — clearing the international terminal can be slow at peak, so don't bank on a long lounge stay.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track four lounges at Tashkent International (TAS): the Anjir Business Lounge, the Uzbekistan Airways Business Lounge, the Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge and a VIP protocol lounge. All sit on the airport's international side.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Anjir Business Lounge, the airside membership lounge in Terminal 2. It's also the only Tashkent lounge that takes DragonPass, so if you hold either card, Anjir is the lounge to head for.
Yes. DragonPass opens the Anjir Business Lounge in Terminal 2, the same airside lounge that accepts Priority Pass. It's open around the clock, which suits Tashkent's late-night and early-morning international flights.
For most travellers the Anjir Business Lounge is the best option — it opened in early 2025, is open 24 hours, and welcomes DragonPass and Priority Pass members with a hot buffet, full bar and showers. If you're flying premium-cabin on Uzbekistan Airways, the airline's own Business Lounge is the natural choice.
Yes. Uzbekistan Airways runs a Business Lounge for its departing premium and Business Class passengers, with an expedited screening route off the check-in area, plus a separate Arrivals Lounge in the international arrivals hall.
Yes. The Uzbekistan Airways Arrivals Lounge sits in the international arrivals hall, a place to freshen up after landing rather than before a flight. Follow the signs on arrival, or enter to the left of the departures terminal.
Yes. The Anjir Business Lounge can be entered on DragonPass, Priority Pass or a paid walk-in basis, so you don't need Uzbekistan Airways status or a premium ticket to use it. Booking ahead is the safest way to secure a spot at busy times.
The Anjir Business Lounge is airside in Terminal 2, in the zone for international departures. It spans two levels — a ground floor open to all guests and an upper floor reserved for Business Class passengers and premium cardholders.