Business Lounge
★3.8(14 avaliações)IKA
A pay-per-visit lounge at IKA — buy entry for snacks, finger food and a quieter pre-flight wait.
The Business Lounge at Tehran Imam Khomeini International is one of the airport's pay-per-visit lounges, set in the main passenger terminal. The name describes the style rather than the access route: you get in by buying entry at the door, not by holding a business-class ticket, which makes it open to any traveller who wants somewhere quieter than the terminal floor. The offering is straightforward — complimentary snacks, finger food and soft drinks, with seating to relax in before a flight. It's a practical fallback for travellers who don't qualify for IKA's oneworld and business-class lounge, particularly handy given that most of the airport's international departures run late into the night. Entry is open to anyone willing to pay the door rate.
Lotação · varies with departures
A calmer place to sit than the terminal floor, fine for light tasks on a phone or laptop before a flight, though it's a simple lounge without listed business facilities despite the name.
The Business Lounge keeps its catering light and complimentary: snacks, finger food and soft drinks, included once you've paid for entry. It's geared to a short wait before a flight rather than a full meal, so think of it as somewhere to settle with a drink and a bite rather than dine.
Restrições alimentares: Vegetarian options
The Business Lounge is in IKA's main passenger terminal; follow the lounge signage within the terminal.
- 01Arrive at the main terminal
- 02Follow signage to the Business Lounge
- 03Pay for entry at the lounge
- 04Settle in before your flight
Pontos de referência: Main passenger terminal · Departures area
ℹ Imam Khomeini (IKA)
Incluído: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary finger food · Complimentary soft drinks
O preço é confirmado na reserva.
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Aproveite ao máximo.
Despite the name, access is pay-per-visit — you buy entry at the door, no business-class ticket needed.
Catering is light: snacks, finger food and soft drinks rather than hot food.
It's a good fallback if you don't qualify for IKA's status lounge.
IKA's international flights mostly leave late at night, so plan your lounge time accordingly.
Check current opening hours and the entry price at the lounge, as these can vary.
Respostas rápidas.
No — despite the name, this is a pay-per-visit lounge. You buy entry at the door without any business-class ticket, membership or airline status.
Complimentary snacks, finger food and soft drinks. It's a light-bites lounge rather than a full hot-food service.
It's in IKA's main passenger terminal; follow the lounge signage within the terminal.
