Bogota El Dorado Airport Lounges
El Dorado International Airport · Bogotá, Colombia
Bogota's El Dorado (BOG) runs all 13 of its lounges from Terminal 1, split between the international departures area and the domestic side. Avianca anchors the field with Star Alliance lounges, LATAM and Copa add oneworld and Priority Pass options, and several contract lounges sell walk-in day passes, so most travellers can get in without airline status.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every El Dorado International Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 23, 2026
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El Dorado Lounge (International Departures)
The El Dorado Lounge in Terminal 1's international departures area is the most flexible way in at BOG — it takes Priority Pass and also sells a pay-in buffet, sits airside in front of Gate A8, and stays open 24 hours, so it suits the widest range of international travellers.
Avianca Diamond International Lounge
Avianca's Diamond International Lounge is the carrier's flagship at its home hub, serving Star Alliance premium passengers and LifeMiles Diamond members upstairs past immigration, with tarmac views and distinct quiet and TV zones. The most consistent branded experience at El Dorado.
The Lounge Bogota
The Lounge Bogota sits in Terminal 1's domestic departures near Duty Free and takes both Priority Pass and pay-in guests, so you can buy a single visit without airline status or a specific membership — a straightforward walk-in option.
Sleep Oasis
Sleep Oasis is a landside pod lounge in Terminal 1 on Priority Pass, letting you book a private, soundproofed sleep pod by the hour. The best option at BOG for a genuine rest between flights rather than a buffet and a seat.
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Avianca Sala VIP
★3.7The Avianca Sala VIP at Bogota's Terminal 1 International Departures is a large lounge serving up to 670 travellers, with areas to work, socialise, relax, eat and freshen up. It features…
The Avianca VIP Lounge Diamond at Bogota's Terminal 1 Domestic Departures is an exclusive retreat for Avianca and Star Alliance Business Class passengers, plus Avianca LifeMiles Diamond…
The Copa Club at Bogota's Terminal 1 sits airside near Gate A6 in the international departures area, serving international flights only. It accepts Priority Pass alongside Copa's own…
The El Dorado Lounge sits airside in the international departures area of Bogota's Terminal 1, in front of Gate A8. It's the most flexible international option at BOG, accepting Priority…
Eldorado Lounge
★4.1The Eldorado Lounge at Bogota's El Dorado is a pay-in lounge where snacks are complimentary, while the full buffet and the showers carry an extra charge. Alcoholic drinks are limited to two…
Sleep Oasis
★4.7Sleep Oasis is a pod lounge in the landside public hall of Bogota's Terminal 1, between doors 8 and 9 on the second floor. Rather than a buffet and seating, it offers private sleep pods you…
The Lounge Bogota sits in Terminal 1's Domestic Departures area at El Dorado, near Duty Free. It accepts members of the Priority Pass program as well as pay-in guests, making it one of the…
Wait N' Rest
★4.2Wait N' Rest at Bogota's Terminal 1 offers private sleeping cabins rented by the hour, a pay-per-visit alternative to a traditional lounge. Each cabin has temperature controls, soundproof…
The American Express Lounge at Bogota's International Terminal 1 is a small space operated by Amex for Platinum and Centurion cardholders. It isn't branded as a Centurion Lounge — it's a…
The Avianca Diamond International Lounge is the carrier's flagship at its El Dorado home hub, on the second floor of the International Terminal between gates A1 and B1, past the immigration…
Avianca Lounge
★3.7The Avianca Lounge sits on the second floor of Bogota's International Terminal, between boarding gates A1 and B1 past the immigration point. It serves Star Alliance passengers at Avianca's…
Avianca's Diamond Lounge at Bogota's El Dorado sits near gate 47 and is open 24 hours. It's a serene, refined space blending modern elegance with warm tones, plush seating and soft…
LATAM VIP Lounge
★4.4The LATAM VIP Lounge at El Dorado sits on the third level of Terminal 1, in front of Gates 34–35 and airside after security. It serves oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status…
El Dorado International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1 — International Departures
El Dorado's international concourse holds the densest cluster of lounges at BOG. Avianca runs its Star Alliance lounges past immigration on the second floor, LATAM operates a oneworld lounge, and Copa Club plus the El Dorado Lounge cover Priority Pass. American Express maintains a small private space for Platinum and Centurion cardholders, and several contract lounges sell pay-in entry. Most sit airside after security and immigration.
- —Avianca's Star Alliance lounges are upstairs, past the immigration point
- —Priority Pass works at the El Dorado Lounge and Copa Club here
- —LATAM's lounge serves oneworld premium and eligible status passengers
- —Walk-in day passes are sold at the Eldorado Lounge and other contract lounges
Terminal 1 — Domestic & Public Areas
Beyond the international concourse, Terminal 1 holds the domestic departures lounges and a couple of options in the public hall. LATAM's VIP Lounge serves oneworld flyers above the domestic gates, Avianca runs a pay-in domestic VIP lounge, and The Lounge Bogota near Duty Free takes Priority Pass and pay-in guests. Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest add landside rest pods you can book by the hour.
- —LATAM VIP Lounge is on the third level in front of Gates 34–35, after security
- —The Lounge Bogota near Duty Free takes Priority Pass and pay-in entry
- —Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest rent private rest pods by the hour
- —Avianca's domestic VIP lounges sell pay-in access alongside status entry
How to get into lounges at BOG.
El Dorado is an Avianca hub first, so Star Alliance status and a premium Avianca cabin open the most prestigious lounges. Priority Pass covers a solid set of contract and airline lounges, LATAM adds oneworld access, and a good number of lounges sell a walk-in day pass — so you can pay per visit without status or a membership. Check whether your lounge is in the international or domestic part of Terminal 1 before clearing security.
Star Alliance & Avianca
Avianca runs the headline lounges at its home hub. Its Star Alliance lounges welcome eligible Star Alliance Gold and premium-cabin passengers, while the Diamond lounges add LifeMiles Diamond members. A premium Avianca ticket is the simplest route in.
Star AllianceAviancaPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at several BOG lounges, including the El Dorado Lounge and Copa Club in international departures, The Lounge Bogota on the domestic side, and the Sleep Oasis rest pods. Coverage is wide here, but confirm your specific lounge and area before you travel.
Priority Passoneworld (LATAM)
LATAM operates the VIP Lounge for oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders above the domestic gates in Terminal 1. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier on a qualifying oneworld flight.
oneworldLATAMWalk-in day pass
Several Bogota lounges sell entry at the door, including the Eldorado Lounge, The Lounge Bogota and the pay-in Avianca Sala VIP lounges. The rest-pod lounges, Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest, are rented by the hour. Booking ahead is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
American Express
American Express maintains a small lounge in the international Terminal 1 concourse for Platinum and Centurion cardholders. It is a private area rather than a branded Centurion Lounge, with complimentary snacks and drinks. Check current Amex terms and guest rules before relying on it.
American ExpressKnow before you go.
This is Avianca's hub
- —Avianca anchors El Dorado, so its Star Alliance and Diamond lounges are the headline options if you fly the carrier or hold LifeMiles status.
- —The Avianca lounges past immigration sit on the second floor between gates A1 and B1 — follow the signs at the end of the hall.
- —If you're not flying Avianca, Priority Pass and pay-in lounges give you plenty of alternatives.
International vs domestic
- —All BOG lounges run from Terminal 1, but they split between the international concourse (past immigration) and the domestic departures area.
- —The El Dorado Lounge, Copa Club and Amex lounge are on the international side; LATAM and The Lounge Bogota are on the domestic side.
- —Pick a lounge in the part of the terminal you're departing from before clearing security.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Several El Dorado lounges sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without status or a membership.
- —Booking a lounge slot online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying at the door and locks in entry at busy times.
- —At some lounges the buffet and showers carry an extra charge on top of entry — check the per-lounge page.
Resting between flights
- —Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest rent private, soundproofed rest pods by the hour — the best bet at BOG for an actual sleep.
- —Sleep Oasis is on Priority Pass; a pod visit counts as a lounge visit under your membership, capped at a two-hour stay.
- —These pods are landside in the Terminal 1 public hall, so use them before you clear security.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 13 lounges at Bogota's El Dorado International Airport (BOG), all in Terminal 1. They split between the international departures concourse — where Avianca runs its Star Alliance lounges — and the domestic and public areas, which hold LATAM's lounge, several pay-in lounges and rest-pod options.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at several El Dorado lounges, including the El Dorado Lounge and Copa Club in international departures, The Lounge Bogota on the domestic side, and the Sleep Oasis rest pods. Confirm which one matches the part of Terminal 1 you're departing from.
Yes. Several El Dorado lounges sell a walk-in day pass, including the Eldorado Lounge, The Lounge Bogota and the pay-in Avianca Sala VIP lounges. The Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest rest pods are rented by the hour. Booking online ahead is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
Yes. Avianca runs several lounges at its El Dorado home hub, including the Avianca Lounge and the higher-tier Avianca Diamond International Lounge in the international concourse, both reachable on Star Alliance status, plus pay-in Sala VIP lounges on the domestic side.
The international departures area of Terminal 1 holds the El Dorado Lounge and Copa Club (both Priority Pass), Avianca's Star Alliance and Diamond lounges, the American Express lounge, the Eldorado Lounge and the Avianca Sala VIP. Most sit airside after immigration and security.
Yes. The LATAM VIP Lounge is on the third level of Terminal 1, in front of Gates 34–35 after security. It serves oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders flying LATAM and partner airlines out of Bogota.
Yes. Sleep Oasis and Wait N' Rest rent private, soundproofed sleep pods by the hour in the Terminal 1 public hall, each with temperature control, Wi-Fi and luggage storage. Sleep Oasis is also reachable on Priority Pass, with a pod visit counting as one lounge visit.
Yes. American Express runs a small lounge in the international Terminal 1 concourse for Platinum and Centurion cardholders. It is a private area rather than a branded Centurion Lounge, offering complimentary snacks, soft drinks, wines and spirits.