Belgrade’s T2 has two lounges: the Air Serbia Premium Lounge and the Business Lounge. After security, follow the signs toward gate A05. You will see the red-fronted Business Lounge first, run by a third party and open to Priority Pass; right next to it is Air Serbia’s own Premium Lounge, with a red-white-and-blue front. It is better in every way than the Business Club.

The first half of this article covers the Air Serbia Premium Lounge; the second half covers the Business Club.

Coming out of the Air Serbia lounge, the red front on your right is the Business Club. If you can use Air Serbia’s own lounge, there is no need to go out of your way for the Business Club.

Further reading:

Priority Pass intro – airport lounges and other experiences

🇨🇦 Canadian credit cards — airport lounge benefits

Air Serbia Premium Lounge

Hours: 05:00 – 01:00

Complimentary access: Air Serbia business class, or Air Serbia frequent-flyer silver and above

I was on a 7 a.m. departure, so the lounge was fairly quiet. Breakfast was a Western buffet with a Serbian twist.

Layout

The lounge is not large. Pretty much every seat shows up in the photos below. There are sofas, a meeting room, bar-height stools, and a dining area.

Food and drink

There is no self-serve coffee. Staff grind it to order.

Breakfast was fairly generous: hot dishes, pastries, salad, drinks.

Other notes

The washrooms also have showers

On the way to the washroom you pass a prayer room

Third-party Business Club

This lounge is well behind Air Serbia’s own.

Hours: 06:00 – 22:00

Complimentary access: Priority Pass members

There are plenty of seats, but one afternoon visit was packed. Drinks were decent; food was thin.