Doha Airport Lounges: Al Maha, Sleepover and Be Relax

Hamad International Airport (DOH) is one of the Gulf's big connecting hubs, and a long transfer is easier with somewhere quiet to wait. This guide, part of our complete guide to airport lounge access, covers each Doha airport lounge you can book on LoungEasy: the Al Maha Lounge in the south of the terminal, two Sleepover rest areas and three Be Relax spas. Each is listed at €55 per person at the time of writing (September 2026).

Doha airport lounges at a glance

• Al Maha Lounge (South Node): level 2 of the Duty Free Plaza South, listed as open 24 hours
• Sleepover North Node: lower level (-1), opposite gates C30 and C31, listed as open 24 hours
• Sleepover South Node: next to the Loro Piana store, near the Lamp Bear sculpture, listed from 08:00 to 22:00
• Be Relax spas: in Concourse A, in Concourse C and at the junction of Concourses D and E

All of them are airside, so they work for departing passengers and for transfer passengers who stay in the terminal. The Doha airport lounges page on LoungEasy shows each option with its directions and price per person.

Al Maha Lounge (South Node)

The Al Maha Lounge at Doha airport is on level 2 of the Duty Free Plaza South, next to the Lamp Bear, the giant teddy bear sculpture, and is listed as open 24 hours. Its amenities list is the longest of the Doha options on LoungEasy:

• Hot and cold food with halal and vegetarian options, snacks and fresh fruit
• Alcoholic and soft drinks
• Showers, restrooms and a rest area
• A family room and baby-changing facilities
• Free Wi-Fi, charging points, printing, a telephone and flight screens
• Baggage storage and a smoking area

Qatar Airways, which runs the Al Maha lounges, describes a buffet with both light snacks and full meals, quiet reading areas, a private family area and, at the South lounge, an interactive gaming room for children.

Sleepover rest areas

For a long layover, a rest area can matter more than a buffet. Sleepover has two at Hamad:

• The Sleepover North Node is on the lower level (-1), opposite gates C30 and C31 and close to the North Node food court. It is listed as open 24 hours and lists showers, soft drinks, a rest area, baggage storage, charging points and free Wi-Fi.
• The Sleepover South Node is in the corridor next to the Loro Piana store, close to the Lamp Bear, and is listed from 08:00 to 22:00, with a rest area, baggage storage, charging points and free Wi-Fi.

Neither Sleepover lists food, so eat before you check in if you plan to rest for a few hours. Printing is available at extra cost in both.

Be Relax spas

Be Relax runs airport spas at Hamad for travellers who would rather spend their wait on a treatment than in a lounge chair. The Be Relax spa in Concourse A is between the Coach and Diesel stores, the Be Relax spa in Concourse C is behind the Lamp Bear, and a third is at the junction of Concourses D and E. All three are listed as open around the clock.

Which Doha option should you book?

• A meal and a drink: the Al Maha Lounge, with hot and cold food and alcoholic drinks.
• A shower: the Al Maha Lounge or the Sleepover North Node.
• Sleep on a long layover: the Sleepover North Node, open 24 hours, or the Sleepover South Node during the day.
• Families: the Al Maha Lounge, with a family room, baby-changing facilities and a gaming room for children.
• A treatment: a Be Relax spa in your concourse.

Other lounges at Hamad International

Hamad also has Qatar Airways' own lounges for its eligible passengers and an Al Maha lounge in the north of the terminal, each with its own entry rules. The options in this guide are the ones you can book on LoungEasy.

How to book a Doha airport lounge

1. Check your connection time and departure gate on your boarding pass.
2. Choose a lounge, rest area or spa on LoungEasy and add each traveller: the total is shown before you pay.
3. Show your booking and boarding pass at the reception desk.

Booking ahead secures your visit, as lounges can stop admitting walk-in guests when they are full. LoungEasy passes are non-refundable unless they are marked as refundable at checkout, and if a lounge refuses entry even though your pass is valid, you are refunded once the refusal is confirmed with the operator.

More Middle East lounge guides

Flying via the UAE instead? Our guide to Dubai airport lounges lists the marhaba, Ahlan and Sleepover options at DXB, concourse by concourse.

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