Illustrative photoAl Maha Lounge
Terminal 1 (Level 2)
The primary independent choice in Doha for Oneworld travelers without status.
Experience Arabian hospitality with fresh buffets, relaxation zones, and high-spec shower suites.
Doha Hamad International lounges
DOH · 14 lounges
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Al Safwa First Lounge
Hamad International Airport
Qatar Airways' flagship First lounge in Doha.
The Qatar Airways Al Safwa First Class Lounge at Hamad International Airport is widely considered one of the greatest airport lounges on earth — modelled on the grandeur of Doha's Museum of Islamic Art with sandstone walls, impeccable marble, and towering ceilings anchored by a floor-to-ceiling water fountain. The Qspa features nine treatment rooms offering massages, pedicures, manicures, a thermal jacuzzi, and a relaxation suite; private suites resemble boutique hotel rooms with beds and en-suite showers; and a cinematic media room provides entertainment for extended stays. À la carte dining features a world-class wine list including Krug and Comtes de Champagne, a sushi bar, and dishes widely reviewed as the finest airport lounge food in the world; the lounge is open 24/7, exclusive to Qatar Airways First Class passengers.
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Al Mourjan Business Lounge - South
Concourse A/B
Qatar Airways' main Al Mourjan business lounge in Doha South.
The Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Business Lounge South at Hamad International Airport is a landmark two-level facility renowned worldwide for its giant reflection pool, exclusive marble surfaces, and designer furniture that far exceeds the standard business class lounge experience. The Deli on the main floor and the Restaurant on the upper level serve diverse cuisine spanning Arabic mezze, Asian specialties, and international à la carte options with full table service, complemented by a full bar with fine wines, champagnes, and cocktails. Private shower suites, a comprehensive business centre, a children's play zone, and multiple quiet seating areas cater to the full spectrum of traveller needs; accessible to Qatar Airways and oneworld Business and First Class passengers, this lounge consistently ranks among the top business class lounges globally.
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Al Mourjan Garden Lounge
The Orchard / North
Qatar Airways' newer Al Mourjan business lounge overlooking The Orchard.
Qatar Airways' Al Mourjan Business Lounge – The Garden, opened in 2024 in the northern expansion of Hamad International Airport, is a 7,390 sqm sanctuary that brings the outdoors in through lush tropical greenery, panoramic views of The Orchard garden below, and abundant natural daylight through dramatic glass architecture. A Global Deli, full à la carte restaurant, and extensive buffet cater to all appetites, while 24 private quiet rooms with premium bedding offer exclusive rest areas for passengers on long layovers or overnight transits. The design incorporates flowing natural materials, living plant installations, and water features to create a genuinely calming environment; accessible to all Qatar Airways and oneworld premium cabin passengers.
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Illustrative photoQatar Airways Platinum Lounge South
Level 1 near gate A1
Privilege Club Platinum and eligible oneworld Emerald lounge in Doha South.
Dedicated status lounge for top-tier frequent flyers with buffet dining and shower access.
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Illustrative photoQatar Airways Gold Lounge South
Level 1 near gate A1
Privilege Club Gold and eligible oneworld Sapphire lounge in Doha South.
Status lounge with food, beverages, Wi‑Fi and showers for qualifying Gold/Sapphire travellers.
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Illustrative photoQatar Airways Platinum & Gold Lounge North
Level 2 near gate C14
North-side frequent-flyer lounge for eligible Qatar and oneworld status members.
Convenient status lounge near Concourse C with dining, drinks and shower amenities.
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Qatar Airways Silver Lounge
B Concourse
Dedicated Silver Lounge for Qatar Privilege Club Silver members.
Privilege Club Silver lounge in Doha with refreshments, seating and shower access for eligible Silver members.
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Illustrative photoAl Maha Lounge - North
Orchard (Concourse C), Level 2
The northern Al Maha lounge above the Orchard, for premium passengers of other airlines, card holders and walk-in guests.
Al Maha Lounge - North is in the Orchard area of Concourse C on level 2; the lounge escalators are between the duty free and the Al Mourjan Business Lounge – The Garden, near the Louis Vuitton store. It is open 24 hours. First and business class passengers of other airlines can use it, it can be booked online, Priority Pass and some other card programmes give access, and walk-in guests can pay at reception. Stays are limited to four hours. There are showers, a cold buffet, complimentary drinks including alcohol, day beds, a business centre and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoAl Maha Lounge (Southeast)
Level 1 near gates C1–C4
A second southern Al Maha lounge on level 1 near gates C1–C4, reached by escalator near the Harrods store.
The airport lists two Al Maha lounges in the south part of the terminal; this one is on level 1, reached by the escalator near the Harrods store, close to gates C1 to C4. It is open 24 hours for passengers on international and transit flights. First and business class passengers of other airlines, Priority Pass and other card members, online bookings and walk-in guests are accepted, with a four-hour limit and a smart casual dress code. It offers showers, deli food, complimentary drinks including alcohol, day beds, a family room and Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoFirst and Business Class Arrival Lounge - Before Immigration
Arrivals, ground level (before immigration)
Qatar Airways' arrivals lounge before immigration for First and Business Class passengers landing in Doha.
This arrivals lounge is on the ground level before immigration; follow the baggage claim signs and it is on the left, next to the immigration e-gates. It is for First and Business Class passengers arriving in Doha on a Qatar Airways-operated flight and for customers who booked the Premium Arrival Lounge service; other walk-in guests can enter if they meet the criteria. It offers a buffet and its own immigration and e-gate facilities.
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Illustrative photoFirst and Business Class Arrival Lounge - After Immigration
Arrivals, ground level (after customs)
Qatar Airways' landside arrivals lounge after customs, with showers and a buffet restaurant.
This arrivals lounge is on the ground level after customs; the entrance is on the left, next to Baladna. First and Business Class passengers arriving on a Qatar Airways-operated flight and customers who booked the Premium Arrival Lounge service can use it, and other walk-in guests can enter if they meet the criteria. It has showers, quiet rooms, media rooms, a business centre and a buffet restaurant.
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Illustrative photoAl Maha Arrival Lounge - Before Immigration
Arrivals, ground level (before immigration)
An Al Maha arrivals lounge before immigration, open to other airlines' premium passengers, card holders and paying guests.
This Al Maha arrivals lounge is on the ground level of the arrivals area before immigration; follow the baggage claim signs and it is on the right. First and business class passengers of other airlines, guests who book online, Priority Pass and LoungeKey members and walk-in guests who pay at reception can use it. It has showers, deli-style food and drinks, a business centre, conference rooms, smoking rooms and free Wi-Fi.
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Illustrative photoAl Maha Arrival Lounge - After Immigration
Arrivals, ground level (after customs)
An Al Maha arrivals lounge after customs, open to card holders, other airlines' premium passengers and paying guests.
This Al Maha arrivals lounge is on the ground level after customs, with the entrance on the right next to the security and customs counter. It is open to first and business class passengers of other airlines, online bookings and walk-in guests who pay at reception, and to holders of programmes such as Priority Pass, DragonPass, LoungeKey, Mastercard Travel Pass and Visa Airport Companion. It has showers, deli-style food and drinks, business and conference rooms, smoking rooms and free Wi-Fi.
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