LOUNGE FILE
Executive Lounge
KTMKathmanduInternational Terminal
Kathmandu, Nepal
Stay duration
3-hour pass
Entry times
Open 06:00 to 23:00
Local time · Asia/Kathmandu
Your pass is valid within the lounge opening hours only.
Location
Kathmandu (KTM)
International Terminal
Landside - International Departures, after Immigration (Passport Control) and before Security Checks, take the stairway or escalator on the right to the 2nd Floor where the lounge is located.
Kathmandu, Nepal
Good to know
Situated above the hubbub of airport immigration, staff are on hand to serve drinks and a selection of refreshments in this glittering second floor lounge. Reserved and roomy, this pre-flight refuge has everything from refined leather seats, newspapers and magazines to flat screen televisions, Wi-Fi, and conference facilities.
Frequent questions
KTM / FAQDo I need a membership or a business class ticket?
No. Executive Lounge is booked per visit, with any airline and in any class.
What time can I go in?
Passes start at 06:00, local time in Asia/Kathmandu. Yours is valid only within the lounge opening hours.
Do children pay?
Children age 2-11 pay, and in most lounges the same fare as an adult. If a lounge charges them less, you see both prices when you add children. Babies age 0-1 go free.
How many people can I bring?
Up to 9 per booking, the limit set by the lounge itself. If there are more of you, make two bookings one after the other, or write to us at least 7 days ahead and we arrange it with the lounge.
What do I take on the day?
The voucher we email you and your ID. At the desk they check the name of the booking holder.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before the lounge opens on your date. You do it yourself from My Ozu, in your orders, and the money goes back to the same card. After that the lounge is committed and the booking no longer changes.
Stay connected
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