VIP lounge
★3.5(75 reviews)TAS
Tashkent's protocol lounge — reserved for invited guests and dignitaries.
The VIP Lounge at Tashkent International is the airport's protocol lounge, reserved for invited guests and dignitaries rather than the general travelling public. Lounges of this kind exist at most national capital airports to handle officials, state guests and others receiving formal protocol treatment, and access is by invitation or arrangement rather than through a membership card, lounge programme or walk-in day pass. As a result, it sits apart from Tashkent's other lounges: where the Anjir Business Lounge serves DragonPass and Priority Pass members and the Uzbekistan Airways lounges serve the airline's premium passengers, the VIP Lounge operates on its own terms. For most travellers planning a lounge visit at TAS, it won't be the relevant option — the Anjir Business Lounge or one of the Uzbekistan Airways lounges will be — but it's part of the airport's lounge landscape and worth knowing exists.
Crowding · private
A quiet, private space by nature, though it isn't a general work lounge. Suited to invited guests who want calm rather than a dedicated business setup.
As a protocol lounge for invited guests, the VIP Lounge handles refreshments through its own arrangements rather than a published buffet or bar. Specifics aren't publicly detailed, in keeping with its by-invitation nature.
The VIP Lounge is a private protocol area within the airport; access is arranged for invited guests rather than reached via public lounge signage.
- 01Access is arranged in advance for invited guests
- 02Guests are received and handled under protocol arrangements
Landmarks: Private VIP area of the airport
ℹ Tashkent (TAS)
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Make the most of it.
This is a protocol lounge reserved for invited guests and dignitaries — it isn't a general pay-in lounge.
For a lounge you can actually book or enter on a card, use the Anjir Business Lounge instead.
DragonPass and Priority Pass holders should head for the Anjir Business Lounge, not the VIP Lounge.
Premium-cabin Uzbekistan Airways passengers have the airline's own Business and Arrivals lounges.
Access here is by invitation or arrangement rather than a walk-in day pass.
Quick answers.
It's a protocol lounge reserved for invited guests and dignitaries, so access is by invitation or arrangement rather than a standard booking or day pass.
No — for Priority Pass or DragonPass, use the Anjir Business Lounge. The VIP Lounge is a separate protocol lounge.
The Anjir Business Lounge is the most flexible option for most travellers, or one of the Uzbekistan Airways lounges if you're flying premium-cabin on the national carrier.
