Air Astana Lounge Nur-Sultan

Not my favorite Priority Pass lounge, but one of the better ones in Central Asia. There was a private bathroom (no shower), a number of more snack-y options, and a selection of drinks.

This is an international travel lounge however, the staff over here does not speak much of English, so one has to come prepared with some translation so that they can discuss with the staff lounge is big enough has small area for children. There is good food and clean area to sit

New and clean lounge, however the food and alcohol choice is very limited. Beer and local red and white wine, tiny salad bowls and wraps. The alas have children’s play are.

Nice and clean tiny lounge, intimately hidden opposite gate A6. Very pleasant place, not overcrowded. At 07 am I was there alone. Good healthy food choices (e.g. salads, porridge) as well as not-so-health options (e.g. burgers) and drinks. For those who drink there is limited selection of beer. P.

Just been to the Worst, most Horrible lounge you will ever find in an airport. The Rudest two women working at reception, it is an absolute disgrace how they treat foreigners!!! We were shocked and have never been treated so badly, it is DISGUSTING to say the least! The food was of very low standard