Lounge directory · TAS · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Tashkent International Lounges TAS: every lounge and how to get in
Tashkent has one lounge worth planning around, and the good news is it opened in 2025 and takes Priority Pass and walk in entry. Here is where it sits, what it costs, and what the rest of the airport does not give you.
- Lounge verdict
- Single but solid. The Anjir Business Lounge in Terminal 2, open since February 2025, is the only independent lounge here and a real upgrade on anything the airport offered before. It runs 24 hours, takes Priority Pass, and sells entry at the door, so you do not need status to use it.
- Best access play
- Priority Pass, LoungeKey or DragonPass open the Anjir lounge at no extra cost. Without a card, walk up entry runs from around 42 US dollars, subject to space, with a maximum stay of about 2 hours.
- The one thing to know
- The lounge is airside in Terminal 2, the international building. Terminal 3, the separate domestic terminal across the airfield, has no lounge worth planning around, so a domestic departure means the gate seating.
Orientation
How the Tashkent lounge map works
The building decides everything at TAS. The lounge sits in Terminal 2, the international terminal, after immigration and security, on the second floor near gates B5 to B11. Terminal 3, the domestic terminal, is a separate building on the far side of the airfield with no airside link and no comparable lounge, so if your departure is a domestic hop to Samarkand or Bukhara, plan on the concourse rather than a lounge.
Inside Terminal 2 the Anjir Business Lounge is the headline. It opened in February 2025, covers about 427 square meters, seats roughly 116 people, and runs 24 hours, which matters at an airport where a lot of the long haul schedule lands and leaves at awkward times. Below it the lounge admits Priority Pass holders and walk in guests; an upper floor is held for business class passengers and holders of certain premium cards issued in Uzbekistan, so most visitors sit on the main level. Hours and walk up prices change, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounges
Every TAS lounge by area
| Lounge | Area and location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anjir Business Lounge | Terminal 2 international, airside, second floor near Gates B5 to B11 | Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass, business class on select carriers, pay in | From about 42 US dollars, max stay about 2 hours | The one lounge to plan around: 24 hours, hot food, showers and workspace |
| Anjir upper floor | Terminal 2 international, above the main lounge | Business class passengers and certain premium cards issued in Uzbekistan | Not a public walk up | A quieter tier you reach by ticket or local card, not by paying at the door |
| Terminal 3 domestic | Terminal 3, the separate domestic building across the airfield | No independent lounge worth planning around | None | Plan on the gate seating for a domestic departure; the lounge is in Terminal 2 only |
The table is short because the airport is honest about its size. There is no Amex Centurion lounge here, no Plaza Premium, and nothing in the domestic terminal. The Anjir lounge is the whole story, and the fact that it takes Priority Pass and sells walk in entry is what makes a Tashkent layover comfortable rather than something to endure.
Access decoder
What actually opens the door
Priority Pass covers the Anjir Business Lounge at no extra charge, as do LoungeKey and DragonPass. This is the simplest route in for most travelers, and it is the reason a connection through Terminal 2 no longer means the concourse benches.
Paying at the door works when the lounge has space, from around 42 US dollars per person, with a maximum stay of about 2 hours. If your layover runs longer than that, plan to use the lounge for a meal and a shower, then move to a cafe in the duty free area for the rest of the wait.
Business class and status cover entry for passengers flying premium cabins on the carriers that use the lounge, including Turkish Airlines and Air Astana, with the upper floor reserved for business class and certain premium local cardholders. American Express has no Centurion lounge to offer here, so Amex cardholders rely on the lounge access bundled with their card networks rather than a dedicated room.
Because the lounge is in Terminal 2 only, the single most useful rule is to check which terminal you depart from. A domestic flight from Terminal 3 gives you no lounge at all, so the comfort planning happens before you cross the airfield, not after.
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FAQ
Tashkent lounge questions
Which TAS lounge takes Priority Pass?
The Anjir Business Lounge in Terminal 2 takes Priority Pass, along with LoungeKey and DragonPass. It is the only independent lounge at the airport, sits airside on the second floor near gates B5 to B11, and runs 24 hours.
Can I pay to get into the Tashkent lounge without status?
Yes. The Anjir Business Lounge sells walk up entry from around 42 US dollars per person, subject to space, with a maximum stay of about 2 hours. Treat the price as verify at booking, since rates change.
Is there a lounge in the Tashkent domestic terminal?
No. Terminal 3, the domestic terminal, is a separate building across the airfield with no lounge worth planning around. The Anjir lounge is in Terminal 2, the international terminal, so a domestic departure means the gate seating.
What does the Anjir Business Lounge offer?
It opened in February 2025, covers about 427 square meters, seats roughly 116 people, and runs 24 hours, with hot food, showers and proper workspace. The main floor admits Priority Pass and walk in guests, while an upper floor is held for business class passengers and certain premium local cardholders.
Is there an Amex Centurion lounge at Tashkent?
No. TAS has no Amex Centurion lounge and no Plaza Premium lounge. The Anjir Business Lounge is the only independent lounge, reached with Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass, an eligible cabin, or paid entry at the door.
How long can I stay in the Tashkent lounge?
The standard maximum stay is about 2 hours per visit. If your layover runs longer, use the lounge for a meal and a shower, then move to a cafe in the duty free area, since the lounge does not guarantee a seat for an open ended wait.
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