Most reviews talk about T2, but this Travel Club sits in T1C.
This is the 24-hour Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 1, near the C gates, not the better-documented T2 domestic lounge you see in most blogs. It’s post-security in T1, so you clear screening first, then follow signs for Gate C and “Lounge/Travel Club.” If your boarding pass says Terminal 1 and a C gate, this is the one you’re aiming for.
Access runs through both Priority Pass and paid entry, with walk-up pricing usually aligned with other Indian contract lounges in the ₹2,000–₹3,000 band per visit. Because it sits in T1, the crowd leans heavily domestic low-cost carriers, and peak times cluster around early morning banks between 04:00–07:00 and late evening departures after 20:00. If you’re paying cash, it’s worth checking how much time you actually have before boarding at Gate C.
Food in T1 contract lounges at BOM typically means hot Indian staples at main meal times and lighter snacks in off-hours, and you should expect something similar here: think rice, dal, one or two curries, plus sandwiches or pastries. Soft drinks, tea, and coffee are normally included; alcohol policy can shift by contract, but most Mumbai domestic lounges serve beer and house spirits. With no detailed dish-by-dish reports yet, assume solid but functional buffet rather than anything like a ₹1,500 restaurant meal in the terminal.
Seating in comparable T1 lounges usually mixes armchairs with a few two-top tables, enough power outlets for maybe every second or third seat, and basic Wi‑Fi that handles email and streaming at low resolutions. Since this Travel Club is inside Terminal 1 and open 24 hours, overnight dwellers often treat it as a quiet(er) waiting room instead of trying to nap at the gate. If your flight leaves from a distant C gate, give yourself at least 10–15 minutes to walk back.
Practical tip: if your Priority Pass gives only 2 or 3 complimentary visits per year, save a screenshot of the digital card and your terminal/flight info before you reach T1, then head straight to the Travel Club near Gate C after security to avoid fumbling with apps on the sometimes spotty airport Wi‑Fi.
How to get in
- 01 Paid Lounge
- 02 Priority Pass