Review: Adani Lounge Jaipur.

This is my lounge review of the Adani Lounge at Jaipur Airport (Domestic Terminal). Yes, it’s tiny. No, it’s not terrible.

Location & Access

Tucked away on the first floor opposite Gate M1, the Adani Lounge at Jaipur Airport is open 24/7 because, apparently, samosas and delayed SpiceJet flights never sleep.

It’s part of Priority Pass, and if you’ve got the right Indian credit card (and let’s be honest, half the country does), you’re in. That said, it’s hit or miss. You might be waved in like royalty or rejected like you’re trying to enter a club in flip-flops. Some folks get turned away for reasons only the lounge gods know, such as quota limits, card restrictions, or vibes.

So yeah, expect a queue, a long one. Welcome to the Priority Pass paradox: technically inclusive but practically chaotic.

Food: Surprisingly Legit

Let’s be real: Most domestic lounges in India play it safe with the food. But the Adani Lounge in Jaipur is a spicy little underdog.

This place served authentic, actually good Indian food. It was nothing revolutionary, but it was downright impressive for a lounge this size. Think of it as a tiffin box of comfort food: filling, flavourful, and not trying to be continental for no reason.

Drinks: No Bar, No Problem (Sort of)

If you were hoping for a G&T before takeoff, temper your expectations.

There’s no bar. Instead, drink trolleys roam the space like free-range cows offering water, juices, and coffee. All complimentary, all non-alcoholic, all fine. But if you’re craving something stronger, you’ll need to hit up the airport cafés (or board a Vistara flight and pray for business class).

Seating & Zones

This lounge knows it’s small and works with what it’s got. Layout-wise, it’s pretty clever:

• Dining area: Right in the middle because food is central to life, as well as lounges.
• The quiet zone is off to the right, perfect for introverts and power nappers.
• Work & chill zone: On the left, outlets are included, and vibes are optional.

Compact, yes. Cramped, no.

Final Call

Is the Adani Lounge in Jaipur the fanciest lounge you’ll ever visit? Definitely not.

But does it tick the boxes for decent food, a quiet work nook, and comfy seating while you wait for your inevitably delayed flight? Absolutely.

Would I go out of my way for it? No.

Would I take advantage if I’m flying domestically out of Jaipur? Without hesitation.

Been There, Done That?

Visited a domestic lounge in India that surprised (or scarred) you? Let’s hear it. Drop a comment below and tell me which one made you feel like a Maharaja or like you needed a tetanus shot.

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