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    3. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN)
    4. Le Saigonnais Business Lounge (Domestic)

    Le Saigonnais Business Lounge (Domestic)

    2.6/5
    ·SGN·Terminal 1·Updated Oct 2026

    Lounge Ratings

    Comfort & Ambiance6.2

    Two rooms offer communal, paired and cafe-style seating with Saigon-inspired decor; several chairs sit close together, and occupancy varies.

    Food & Beverage5.7

    A self-service buffet includes hot Vietnamese dishes, bread and fruit, while bottled drinks, beer and wine are available; food quality can be uneven.

    Amenities & Facilities5.6

    Wi-Fi, power outlets, computer workstations, a printer and a massage chair are available. The lounge has restrooms but no showers.

    Cleanliness5.2

    Table clearing and food-service upkeep vary between visits, with both tidy and neglected conditions documented.

    Editorial Review

    Le Saigonnais Business Lounge serves domestic departures from Terminal 1 at Tan Son Nhat, near Gate 11 or 12 after security. Priority Pass members can enter subject to their membership terms, and the operator also sells lounge access. It is a separate facility from the similarly named international lounge in Terminal 2. Visits are limited to three consecutive hours.

    The interior uses wood, wicker and greenery to evoke older Saigon. Seating ranges from a communal table and paired armchairs to cafe-style dining tables, with a quieter second room. Some chairs are packed close together; the experience can depend on how busy the terminal is. This is a practical place to sit before a domestic flight rather than a destination for a long stay.

    The self-service spread covers hot Vietnamese dishes, bread and fruit. Drinks include water, soft drinks, coffee, tea, beer and wine. The range suits a short domestic wait, but food quality is inconsistent. Travelers seeking a substantial meal should assess the buffet before committing to it.

    Wi-Fi, charging points, flight information, computer workstations, a printer and a massage chair support a short working or waiting visit. There are restrooms, but no showers. Table clearing and food-service upkeep are variable; the room is not consistently maintained to the same standard. The lounge best suits a domestic passenger who already has eligible entry or wants seating and refreshments close to departure, with expectations tempered around catering and maintenance.

    Amenities

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