Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of The Lounge, looking directly onto the taxiways and parked aircraft; the view being the first thing you notice when you visit. The self-service buffet runs to hot and cold dishes throughout the day, with hot dishes rotating across breakfast, lunch, and dinner service. Beer, wine, soft drinks, and hot beverages are all available at the self-service drinks station.
The interior draws on geometric patterns traditional to Sharjah, with polished marble tabletops and light wood furniture across a creamy white and warm beige palette. Open seating zones are separated by decorative screens carrying intricate geometric patterning rather than solid walls, giving the large room visual structure while keeping the whole space open-plan. Curved booth seating sits alongside open chair-and-table groupings. A quiet relaxation area, a family room with a children's play area, a business centre with printing, and shower suites are all set apart within the layout. The room fills during peak departure waves but the overall scale with seating for over 232 guests means a seat is rarely hard to come by.