Lounge directory · TLS · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Toulouse Blagnac Lounges TLS: every lounge and how to get in
Toulouse keeps exactly one lounge, and the good news is that anyone can get in. Here is where La Croix du Sud sits, what it costs, which cards open it, and whether it is worth your 30 euros.
- Lounge verdict
- Single but open to all. La Croix du Sud is the only lounge at TLS, airside in Hall C, and it sells entry to any traveler regardless of airline or cabin. The weak point is hours, not access: it closes by 9 pm most days and there are no showers anywhere in the building.
- Best access play
- If you hold Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass or a Diners Club card, the door is free at any time. Without a card, pay 30 euros at the door or online, or buy the 5 visit pass for 119 euros to share across a trip or a group.
- The one thing to know
- There is no separate airline lounge anywhere at Toulouse. This one room is the entire premium offer, so a Star Alliance or SkyTeam status card buys you nothing extra here beyond what the lounge programs already cover.
Orientation
How the Toulouse lounge map works
The map is simple because there is one lounge. La Croix du Sud sits airside in Hall C, opposite gate 36, past security control. Because the four halls connect into one continuous building airside, you can reach it from any departure gate without a terminal change, so location is rarely a problem the way it is at airports with split concourses.
What you trade for that simplicity is choice and hours. The lounge opens early, from 5:15 am most days, but closes by 9 pm and at 8 pm on Saturdays, which matches the airport's rhythm as an early start, early finish operation. There are no showers, no separate first class room, and no airline lounge to fall back on. Prices and program participation change, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounge
Every TLS lounge by location
| Lounge | Location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Croix du Sud | Airside, Hall C opposite gate 36, after security | Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass, Diners Club International, or pay in | 30 euros per person; 5 visit pass 119 euros | The only lounge at TLS, open to anyone, but closed by 9 pm and no showers |
Inside you get self service food and drinks all day, including alcohol, free wifi, charging points, work stations with computers and printers, a TV in French and English, and a view over the boarding area. Children under 6 enter free. The room is comfortable rather than large, and against the price of a terminal meal and two drinks, the 30 euro entry is a fair trade for a quiet seat before an early flight.
Access decoder
What actually opens the door
Lounge programs cover the entry without a payment. Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass and Diners Club International are all accepted at La Croix du Sud at any time during opening hours, subject to space. Bring the physical or digital card and your boarding pass.
Paying at the door works for everyone, at 30 euros per person for a single visit, the same price whether you walk up or book online in advance. A 5 visit pass costs 119 euros and is valid for a year, which is the cheaper route if you pass through Toulouse often or want to bring companions.
Airline status and cabin buy nothing extra here, because there is no contract airline lounge at Toulouse and no first class room. A business class ticket or a Star Alliance Gold card does not unlock a separate space; the Croix du Sud is the whole premium offer. Confirm hours on the day, since the lounge closes earlier than many travelers expect.
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FAQ
Toulouse lounge questions
Does the Toulouse airport lounge take Priority Pass?
Yes. La Croix du Sud accepts Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass and Diners Club International at any time during opening hours, subject to space. Anyone without one of those cards can pay 30 euros at the door or online instead.
How much does the Toulouse lounge cost?
Entry to La Croix du Sud is 30 euros per person for a single visit, the same price at the door or booked online. A 5 visit pass costs 119 euros and is valid for a year, which works out cheaper if you travel through Toulouse often or want to share it. Children under 6 enter free.
Where is the lounge at Toulouse airport?
La Croix du Sud is airside in Hall C, opposite gate 36, past security control. Because the four halls connect airside into one building, you can reach it from any departure gate without changing terminals.
What are the Toulouse lounge opening hours?
The lounge opens daily, 365 days a year. Hours are 5:15 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday, 5:15 am to 8 pm on Saturday, and 5:45 am to 9 pm on Sunday. It closes earlier than many travelers expect, so an evening flight may depart after the lounge has shut.
Are there showers in the Toulouse lounge?
No. Neither La Croix du Sud nor the terminal has showers. If you need to freshen up between flights, the Radisson Blu near the airport is the nearest option with a free 24 hour shuttle from Gate C in Hall B.
Is there an airline lounge at Toulouse airport?
No. There is no separate Star Alliance, SkyTeam or oneworld lounge at TLS and no first class room. La Croix du Sud is the only lounge, so airline status or a business class ticket does not open a different space here.
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