The record behind this HBT entity does not hold together: our database lists the code HBT under Sri Lanka, yet the city name attached to it, Hafr Albatin, is a Saudi Arabian place name, not a Sri Lankan one. Rather than paper over that mismatch with invented lounge details, the honest approach is to say plainly that we cannot verify which real airport this entry actually describes, so no lounge name, hours, or amenity claim will be made for it here.
When an entity's underlying identity is this unclear, inventing a lounge, a terminal location, or an access policy would be worse than admitting the gap, since a made-up fact reads as confident and misleads exactly the traveler trying to plan around it. So this entry stops short of describing any specific lounge, and instead points toward the real, verifiable lounge picture for the country this record claims to sit in.
Sri Lanka's actual international gateway is Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) near Colombo, and that is the honest place to look for real lounge information if your trip genuinely involves Sri Lanka. Colombo's airport supports airline lounges and broader premium-access arrangements tied to major carriers and card networks, the kind of documented facility this HBT record cannot honestly claim for itself given the identity conflict in the underlying data.
If you arrived here searching for lounge information tied to a specific city or airport, check that the airport code and city name actually match in whatever source sent you to this entry, since the mismatch here suggests a data error rather than a real, distinct airport. For genuine Sri Lankan airport lounge planning, Colombo's Bandaranaike International Airport is the reliable starting point, and any specific lounge, membership, or access claim should be confirmed directly with that airport or your airline rather than assumed from this record.