The renovated SAA domestic lounge is the strongest choice for eligible SAA and Star Alliance travellers who want workspace as well as a meal.
SAA's domestic facility was reintroduced as The Lounge after a 2025 refurbishment with focus booths, collaborative work areas and upgraded connectivity.
The food-and-drink proposition is more substantial than a basic waiting room, with a buffet, baristas and mixology bar. It is restricted to eligible airline and status customers.
Last verified Jul 13, 2026
A practical Priority Pass or paid domestic stop, but its early closing time makes it unsuitable for later flights.
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A more characterful domestic option than the generic pay-per-use lounges, but access is primarily tied to qualifying FNB products.
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Useful for an international Priority Pass visit, but limited capacity and the four-hour rule mean it is not a lounge to rely on at peak times.
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The better-equipped of the two Bidvest international rooms, but still subject to capacity limits and a four-hour entry window.
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The natural choice for eligible British Airways and oneworld passengers, with reports describing a modern, well-appointed room.
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An airline-access lounge for eligible SAA and Star Alliance passengers; verify operating hours against your flight because the published airport listing does not give them.
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