Nursery Room

Terminal 1 parents at AAP only get a basic Nursery Room

The public Nursery Room in Terminal 1 at Aji Pangeran Tumenggung Pranoto International Airport sits near the main waiting area and functions as a simple baby‑care space, not a full lounge. You don’t need a boarding pass scan, lounge membership, or airline status to enter; access is public and free, so any parent or caregiver in the terminal can use it without extra cost.

Inside, expect the essentials: a changing surface for diapers, a small sink for quick clean‑ups, and seating for one or two adults alongside an infant. The room sits landside or just off the general waiting area in Terminal 1, so you stay close to domestic gates and check‑in counters used for Samarinda flights and other East Kalimantan routes. Think short stops for feeding or changing, not long pre‑flight hangs.

There’s no staffed service here, no paid food, and no hot drinks like the coffee stands in Terminal 1’s public area. If you need formula, baby food, or bottled water, pick it up first at one of the small kiosks or minimarkets near the check‑in desks in T1, then head into the Nursery Room. Plan to bring your own wipes, extra diapers, and a spare outfit, because there’s no dispenser or vending machine inside.

The Nursery Room is a single small space, so at busy times around morning departures before 10:00 and late‑afternoon flights after 16:00, you may have to wait a few minutes if another family is inside. Because the door closes, it gives more privacy than changing a baby on a public bench in the main hall, but it also means you should keep your stop reasonably short so others can rotate through.

One practical tip: charge your phone at the public seating areas near your gate in Terminal 1 before using the Nursery Room, as outlets inside are hit‑or‑miss and sometimes already taken by another parent timing feeds with boarding calls.