Guide to the Premium Traveller Lounge at Paris Orly Airport
Paris Orly Airport has several lounge options throughout its four terminals, but if you’re flying from Terminal 1 (also known as ‘Orly 1’ or ‘Hall 1’), there’s only one option: the Premium Traveller Lounge.
You’ll only be able to access this lounge if you’re flying to one of the 27 European countries that are within the Schengen Area.
If you’re looking for a place to relax before your flight, this lounge offers comfortable seating, basic food and drinks, and Internet access.
Lounge Video Review
Check out this video from ADL Aviation to get a brief feel for the lounge.
Lounge Location
The Premium Traveller Lounge is located in Orly 1 (Schengen) on the ground floor, nearby gates A01-A05. Signs in the terminal will direct you to the lounge, which is downstairs after security.
The lounge is shown on the map below with a red pointer. You can tap or click on the image to visit the full Orly map. Note that their official maps still show this lounge as ‘IBERIA Lounge’, which is now outdated.
Lounge Opening Hours
The Premium Traveller Lounge is open daily from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Lounge Layout and Seating
The lounge is relatively small, accommodating about 60 guests at maximum. It features both plastic chairs at high communal desks, as well as more comfortable single and double lounges coupled with lower tables. The lounge has large windows that let in natural light and offer views of the tarmac.
Food and Drink
The lounge offers a variety of snacks and sandwiches, as well as cold drinks and hot coffee. It doesn’t usually provide much hot food, although soup is sometimes available. If you’re after a stronger beverage, then you’re in luck with a few varieties of beer usually available in the fridge.
How to Access the Premium Traveller Lounge
There are several options for gaining access to the Premium Traveller Lounge at Paris Orly (ORY). All options are for a three-hour visit unless otherwise specified:
Day Pass: Purchase a lounge pass from LoungePair from €36.
Lounge Membership: Priority Pass and DragonPass members can access this lounge. Priority Pass members are limited to a two-hour visit.
Credit Card: American Express and Capital One cardholers with Priority Pass can access this lounge. Mastercard cardholders with LoungeKey and Diners Club cardholders can access this lounge. These credit card options are limited to a two-hour visit.
Airline Status: oneworld members with Sapphire or Emerald status can access the lounge when flying with Iberia. SkyTeam Elite Plus Frequent Flyers traveling with Air Europa can also access this lounge.
Travel Class: Business Class and First Class passengers with Iberia and Air Europa have access to the lounge.
There is no access charge for children under 2 years old.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dress code for Premium Traveller Lounge Orly?
At the Premium Traveller lounge in Orly, Paris, guests are requested to dress in smart casual attire. T-shirts, athletic wear, and flip-flops are discouraged. Collared shirts, smart jeans, trousers, and appropriate shoes are suggested to maintain a comfortable yet refined lounge atmosphere.
Is Premium lounge food free?
All food in the Premium Traveller lounge is complimentary with no additional charge.
Does Orly Airport have lounges?
Orly Airport offers a variety of lounges across its terminals:
Orly 1: The Premium Traveller Lounge offers food and drink services and opens at 6:00 AM.
Orly 2: Air France Lounge, situated in Boarding Area B, provides food service and opens at 5:30 AM.
Orly 3: The Air France Lounge opens at 7:00 AM, offering food, drinks, and showers.
Orly 4: Primeclass Lounge, available from 7:00 AM, serves food and drinks. The Royal Air Maroc Zenith Lounge's opening hours vary according to flight schedules and offers food service. The Extime Lounge is open from 6:00 AM to 9:30 PM daily.
Access to these lounges may be available through various means, such as lounge membership programs, premium class tickets, or pay-per-use entry.
How long can I stay in the lounge?
In the Premium Traveller Lounge, the maximum stay is 3 hours with a day pass or access via your airline status or travel class. Membership programs like Priority Pass and DragonPass typically allow a 2-hour stay. Additional fees may apply for longer stays.
Summing up
If you’re departing from Paris Orly 1 (Terminal 1), you may not have many choices, but the Paris Orly Premium Traveller Lounge is still worth a visit.
You can enjoy free Wi-Fi and plenty of power sockets, which are great for working on the go. You can also relax with the complimentary food and drink, the cozy seating, and the calm ambiance.
The lounge has views of the runway and offers newspapers and magazines for your entertainment.