The larger Terminal 3 CAC room, with basic lounge essentials and capacity for 147 guests.
The Terminal 3E CAC/Plaza Premium lounge is the main Terminal 3 CAC facility and accommodates up to 147 guests.
It provides the basics—food and drinks, Wi-Fi, workstations and flight screens—so it is best used for a functional pre-flight break.
Last verified Jul 12, 2026
A useful 24-hour escape in Terminal 1, but treat it as a practical waiting room rather than a destination.
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A separate Terminal 2 Ahlein room with paid and Priority Pass access; choose it if availability is better than the Premium Lounge.
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Terminal 2's better all-purpose lounge: clean, calm outside departure banks, and adequate for a meal, not an experience.
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A straightforward Terminal 2 alternative when Ahlein is inaccessible or crowded.
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A bookable and Priority Pass-accessible Terminal 3 common-use lounge near the F-G gates.
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The EgyptAir Terminal 3 lounge also commonly called Gienah; serviceable for food and a seat, but not a reason to arrive early.
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One of EgyptAir's better Terminal 3 rooms, though recent reports still describe crowding at busy times.
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A small seasonal Terminal 3 room that operates only around Hajj and Umrah schedules.
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