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BLR Terminal 2 Lounges: Amenities Every Traveler Must Know

BLR Airport Lounge Guide
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Key Takeaways:

  • Terminal 2 offers a variety of lounges, including the 080 International Lounge, Air India Maharaja Lounge, domestic lounges, and arrival lounges, catering to all traveler types.
  • With the 080 brand unifying all paid lounges, passengers can expect reliable comfort, amenities, and service in domestic, international, and arrival lounges.
  • From showers, nap zones, and spas to Indian and continental cuisine and bars, many lounges provide access through airline status, pay-at-the-door, or credit card programs.

BLR Terminal 2 isn’t just about gates and boarding passes; it’s about comfort, coffee, and calm. Lounges like the 080 International Lounge and Air India Maharaja Lounge, plus arrival lounges and cafes, give every traveler a chance to recharge. Got time before your flight? Our BLR airport lounge guide shows you all the best spots to relax, snack, or just people-watch in the international terminal.

080 International Lounge

Among the BLR Terminal 2 lounges, the 080 International Lounge stands out as the flagship common lounge (named “080” after Bengaluru’s telephone code). It is part of the network of Kempegowda International Airport lounges offering premium amenities. It is a sprawling lounge with over 500+ seating capacity and multiple themed zones. Amenities include plentiful comfortable seating, a buffet of hot meals and snacks, a full bar, shower facilities, nap zones, a business center, and even a spa area. 

International premium-class passengers on many airlines (Business/First Class, or elites) get complimentary access. Other travelers can access 080 Lounge via various means: pay-at-the-door, credit card lounge programs (Priority Pass, etc.), or prepaid online vouchers. There is also an exclusive section called 080 VIP International Lounge for first-class or top-tier elites, offering a more private experience.

Air India Maharaja Lounge

Of all the BLR Terminal 2 lounges, the Air India Maharaja Lounge is a top choice for Business Class travelers and Maharaja Club members flying from Kempegowda International Airport.

All flights now leave from T2, so both domestic and international premium passengers can relax here. Comfortable seats invite you to settle in, while Indian and continental dishes tempt from the buffet. A bar awaits your preferred drink. Not eligible for Air India’s lounge? Most travelers simply make their way to the 080 Lounge. 

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Plaza Premium Lounge (TFS)

In the earlier Terminal 1, lounge operations were run by Plaza Premium. These were the primary paid lounges available for travelers at that time. When Terminal 2 opened, lounge management got a makeover. The 080 brand, now run in partnership with the airport, replaced all the old Plaza Premium lounges entirely. 

Some references you might encounter in certain guides or older materials mention GVK Lounge or TFS Lounge. Think of Terminal 2’s lounges like a chain of cafés now under one brand. GVK and TFS Lounges have joined the 080 family, so no matter which lounge you enter, whether domestic, international, or arrivals, you know exactly what to expect: consistent quality and comfort.

Other Lounges

Among the other BLR Terminal 2 lounges, there is a domestic 080 Lounge for Air India and other domestic departures, along with arrival lounges and VIP sections.  For arrivals, there’s a lounge outside customs open to any traveler for a fee, perfect for showers or a short rest after landing. Additionally, there is a small VIP lounge for government dignitaries. If you’re arriving early to meet someone, there’s even a “LOUNGE” landside at the Terminal 1 arrivals curbside that anyone can pay to enter while waiting, but for T2 arrivals, you’ll find cafés in the public area to wait.

Conclusion 

Imagine this: you walk through BLR Terminal 2. A sign points to the 080 Lounge. Inside: travelers tapping on laptops with Wi-Fi humming, phones charging everywhere. Steam rises from hot showers. Plates of biryani and dosa pass by, desserts tempt from the counter. A bar bubbles with cocktails and wine. Midnight crowds drift in, but you’ve claimed a quiet corner, an hour passes in calm before boarding. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What lounges are available at BLR Terminal 2?
BLR Terminal 2 offers several lounges, including the 080 International Lounge, Air India Maharaja Lounge, domestic 080 Lounge, arrival lounges outside customs, and a small VIP lounge for dignitaries.

Who can access the 080 International Lounge?
International premium-class passengers (Business/First Class or elite status) get complimentary access. Other travelers can enter via pay-at-the-door, credit card lounge programs (like Priority Pass), or prepaid online vouchers. 

Can non-Air India passengers access the Maharaja Lounge?
No. The Air India Maharaja Lounge is reserved for Business Class travelers and Maharaja Club members. Non-eligible passengers can use the nearby 080 Lounge instead.

Are there lounges for domestic travelers at Terminal 2?
Yes. Terminal 2 has a domestic 080 Lounge for Air India and other domestic departures, offering comfortable seating, snacks, and drinks.

Are shower and nap facilities available in BLR lounges?
Yes. Lounges like the 080 International Lounge provide showers, nap zones, and even spa facilities for relaxation before your flight. 

Is there a lounge for arrivals at BLR Terminal 2?
Yes. There’s an arrivals lounge located outside customs, open to any traveler for a fee, ideal for showers or a short rest after landing. 

Are food and drinks available in Terminal 2 lounges?
Yes. Lounges provide a mix of Indian and continental dishes, snacks, desserts, and a bar with beverages including cocktails, beer, and wine. 

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