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The Adani Lounge in Jaipur Airport is a domestic lounge located on the first floor opposite Gate M1. It is open 24 hours a day, and in all fairness, it was decent.
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Adani lounge entrance:
The Adani Lounge in Jaipur is part of the priority pass, which means anyone with a membership can access it. The domestic lounges in India all seem to follow the same trend: If you have certain credit cards, you can enter the lounge as well, which means that you can usually expect large crowds at all entrances of lounges; however, many people have been turned away I’m not sure why that is maybe some people try their luck to see if they will get let in or not I’m not sure. However, not everything in the lounge will be free either, e.g., the bar and that’s also part of the trend I’ve seen. You can read some of the other lounge reviews I’ve made here in India by clicking here and here.
Adani lounge food:
Writing about the food quality in a small lounge often leaves me with low expectations. However, the Adani Lounge in Jaipur Airport pleasantly surprised me. The food quality was not just above average; it was actually good. It was one of the few places where I felt I was eating generally authentic Indian food, a delightful surprise in a small lounge.
Adani lounge bar:
This lounge doesn’t actually have a bar. Instead, trolleys are scattered around the lounge with complimentary soft drinks like water, coffee, and juices.
Adani lounge seating:
While this is a very small lounge, the seating area was well thought out. The dining area was in the middle of the lounge. The quiet zone was to the right of the lounge, and towards the left was the chill and working area.
Conclusion:
Despite some basic necessities, like toilets, not being in the lounge, the overall experience of this place was certainly a good one. With good food and some nice quiet spots to catch up on some work, this lounge serves its purpose beautifully, providing a reassuring experience for travellers.
Have you ever visited any domestic lounges in India?
What was your experience like?
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