Yes, Dusseldorf Airport (DUS) has glass-enclosed indoor smoking lounges airside, after security: one on Pier A across from gate A50, two on Pier B — travellers place them across from gates B55/B56 and at a Camel-branded room in front of gates B57/B58 — and the Winston Lounge on Pier C. Landside, the terminal is smoke-free, so smoking is at the designated outdoor areas at the entrances and exits before security.
Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) is Germany’s third-busiest airport and the largest in North Rhine-Westphalia, handling over 25 million passengers a year. Unlike many Western European airports, DUS maintains glass-enclosed indoor smoking lounges airside after security.
Inside Terminal (After Security)
Pier A: A smoking lounge is across from gate A50, serving Schengen passengers departing from the Pier A gates. This tends to be the quieter option, especially during afternoon hours.
Pier B: Travellers place a Pier B smoking room across from gates B55 and B56, with a second, Camel-branded smoking room in front of gates B57/B58. Both are convenient if you’re using the SkyTrain people mover between the terminal sections.
Pier C: The “Winston Lounge” is between gates C31 and C32, serving passengers on intercontinental and UK-bound Non-Schengen flights.
Landside, before security, the terminal is smoke-free — smoke at the designated outdoor areas at the entrances and exits.
Outside Terminal
Outdoor smoking areas are on Level 01 (arrivals) near the exit doors, with standing ashtrays. On Level 02 (departures), the drop-off zone has open-air space for smoking before entering the terminal.
Summary
| Area | Smoking | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pier A (airside) | Yes | Lounge across from gate A50 |
| Pier B (airside) | Yes | Traveller-reported rooms across from B55/B56 and by B57/B58 |
| Pier C (airside) | Yes | Winston Lounge between gates C31 and C32 |
| Outdoor (landside) | Yes | Level 01 arrivals and Level 02 departures |
| Vaping | Same as smoking | Designated smoking lounges only |
For Germany airport smoking rules, vaping rules, and other general info, see our Germany smoking guide.