Tbilisi Airport Lounges
Tbilisi International Airport · Tbilisi, Georgia
Tbilisi International (TBS) is Georgia's main gateway, and its lounge scene is small and Primeclass-run. A single airside departures lounge sits past passport control and security on DragonPass or Priority Pass, while a separate Primeclass Arrivals Lounge pairs with TAV's Meet & Assist service for travellers landing in Tbilisi.
Content updated June 25, 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 Tbilisi 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 25, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Primeclass Lounge
The Primeclass Lounge is the airside departures option at Tbilisi, reached just past passport control and security. It takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, serves a hot and cold spread with Georgian touches, and is the default choice for most travellers leaving TBS.
Primeclass Arrivals Lounge
The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge is for passengers landing in Tbilisi who book TAV's Meet & Assist service — relax with refreshments while a concierge collects your luggage, with private parking available.
Primeclass Lounge
With both DragonPass and Priority Pass accepted, the airside Primeclass departures lounge is the one to head for if you carry either membership — it's the only departures lounge at TBS, so your card covers the whole airport.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge welcomes passengers landing at Tbilisi International who have booked TAV's Meet & Assist service. Rather than a departures lounge, it's an arrivals product:…
The Primeclass Lounge is the airside departures lounge at Tbilisi International, sitting in the Main Terminal just past passport control and security on the right-hand side. It's the only…
Tbilisi International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Tbilisi International runs from a single passenger terminal, and both Primeclass lounges sit here. The departures lounge is airside, just past passport control and the security check on the right-hand side, and is reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass. The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge is a separate arrivals product tied to TAV's Meet & Assist service for travellers landing rather than departing.
- —Single-terminal airport — both lounges are Primeclass, run by TAV
- —The departures lounge is airside, on the right after passport control and security
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass both open the airside departures lounge
- —A separate arrivals lounge pairs with the Meet & Assist concierge service
How to get into lounges at TBS.
Tbilisi keeps things simple — the airside departures lounge is a DragonPass and Priority Pass lounge, so either membership gets you in. The separate Primeclass Arrivals Lounge is sold as part of TAV's Meet & Assist service for passengers landing at TBS rather than through the lounge memberships.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the airside Primeclass departures lounge in the Main Terminal. It's one of the two memberships that open the lounge, so a DragonPass card is enough to get in before your flight.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also covers the airside Primeclass departures lounge at Tbilisi. Present your membership card with your boarding pass; check current guest rules and capacity, as the lounge is the only departures option at TBS.
Priority PassMeet & Assist arrivals
The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge is booked as part of TAV's paid Meet & Assist service. You buy the service rather than using a lounge membership, and a concierge collects your luggage while you wait with refreshments; private parking is available.
Know before you go.
One departures lounge
- —Tbilisi has a single airside departures lounge, the Primeclass — there's no second option, so plan around it.
- —It sits on the right-hand side just after you clear passport control and security.
- —Both DragonPass and Priority Pass are accepted, so either membership works here.
Arrivals is separate
- —The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge is for travellers landing in Tbilisi, not departing — don't confuse the two.
- —Arrivals access comes with TAV's paid Meet & Assist service, which includes a concierge fetching your luggage.
- —Private parking is part of the arrivals offering, useful if someone is collecting you.
Timing & stay limits
- —The departures lounge applies a maximum stay of around three hours, so time your visit to your boarding.
- —Tbilisi sees a lot of late-night and early-morning departures — the lounge is a calmer place to wait at those hours.
- —Arrive with time to spare, as passport control and security come before the lounge.
Food & work
- —Expect a hot and cold spread with Georgian touches alongside soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits.
- —Wi-Fi, power near most seats, a printer and flight monitors make it workable for light tasks before a flight.
- —The lounge stays fairly quiet even at busier times, so it suits both relaxing and catching up on email.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Tbilisi International (TBS), both run by Primeclass. One is an airside departures lounge in the Main Terminal, and the other is a Primeclass Arrivals Lounge tied to TAV's Meet & Assist service for travellers landing in Tbilisi.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the airside Primeclass departures lounge in the Main Terminal, which is the only departures lounge at TBS. DragonPass is also accepted there, so either membership gets you in.
The Primeclass departures lounge is airside in the Main Terminal — after you clear passport control and the security check, it's on the right-hand side. The separate Primeclass Arrivals Lounge serves passengers landing in Tbilisi.
The airside departures lounge is a DragonPass and Priority Pass lounge, so you'll usually need one of those memberships (or a card or booking that includes lounge access). The arrivals lounge is sold separately as part of TAV's paid Meet & Assist service.
Yes. The Primeclass Arrivals Lounge welcomes passengers who book TAV's Meet & Assist service. You can relax with refreshments while a concierge collects your luggage, and private parking is available.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the airside Primeclass departures lounge in the Main Terminal, alongside Priority Pass. It's the simplest way in for most travellers departing from Tbilisi.
The Primeclass departures lounge applies a maximum stay of around three hours. That's plenty for a typical pre-flight wait, but worth keeping in mind if you have a long connection.
The Primeclass departures lounge offers a hot and cold selection with Georgian touches, plus snacks and fruit. Drinks include soft drinks, house wine and beer, and spirits, all complimentary inside the lounge.