Caravelle Lounge

TLS only lists one lounge by name: Caravelle Lounge.

The Caravelle Lounge sits in Terminal 1 at Toulouse‑Blagnac Airport, flagged in airport materials as an airline lounge in Hall B. Beyond that, details are thin: no clearly published opening hours, no confirmed gate range, and no public day‑pass pricing. If you see it on your boarding pass or on an airline’s website, treat it as the default lounge option for Hall B departures.

Terminal 1 at TLS handles a mix of carriers, and the Caravelle Lounge shows up in airport references specifically as an airline lounge there. That usually means access follows airline or status rules rather than pure pay‑per‑use, and it often sits post‑security near the main Hall B departure area. If your ticket mentions Hall B on the boarding gate line, you’re in the right part of the building to watch for signage.

Because hours for the Caravelle Lounge are not clearly published, assume operations track the main departure peaks for Terminal 1, Hall B. Morning banks out of TLS typically cluster between about 06:00 and 10:00, and evening waves often run from about 17:00 to 21:00. Aim your lounge plans at those windows and have a backup plan in the public seating areas if you find the door closed outside those peaks.

Day‑pass sales are not confirmed for the Caravelle Lounge, and no fixed euro price shows up in public sources. Treat walk‑up access as uncertain: if you fly economy from Terminal 1, Hall B, check first at your airline’s check‑in desk or service counter and ask specifically about “Caravelle Lounge access” for your flight number. That quick question can save you a pointless walk down a Hall B corridor only to be turned away at the door.

No food, drink, or seating details for the Caravelle Lounge at TLS surface in reliable frequent‑flyer reports, and there are zero consistent complaints or regular‑routine notes to lean on. In practice, that usually means a smaller, fairly standard European contract‑style lounge, not a destination in itself. Plan your expectations closer to basic self‑serve snacks and coffee rather than a full restaurant‑level spread.

Practical tip: at Toulouse‑Blagnac’s Terminal 1, reach Hall B at least 75 minutes before departure, clear security first, then follow “Salon” or “Lounge” signs; if Caravelle access fails, you still have time to grab something from the nearest Hall B café and get back to your gate without rushing.