The lounge sits on the mezzanine level above the international departures concourse and stays open 24/7, making it a practical stop for passengers flying at all times of the day.
The main seating area offers clusters of chairs around low tables, while a separate seating area by the large windows provides aircraft views and more natural light. A dedicated lounge Wi-Fi network is available. A prayer room sits within the lounge footprint, and a souvenir counter sells Kyrgyzstan-made goods near the entrance. The single shower room is available at no extra charge. If you wish to use the shower, see the reception staff who will unlock it for you.
The self-service buffet is modest, with a selection of options such as soup, cereals, ingredients to make your own sandwiches, and chocolate fondue. Hot tea and filtered coffee, along with bottled water, juice, and a selection of wines, are available for free at the buffet.
A staffed bar operates separately within the lounge, with an extensive range of drinks and more substantial snacks like paninis, chips, and desserts available for an extra charge. Paid drinks available from the bar include champagne, beer, rum, vodka, cognac, gin, cocktails, soft drinks, and espresso coffee.
This lounge is ideal for travelers who want a quiet place to sit, enjoy a snack, and freshen up before their flight.