VIP Club Lounge
★3.6(857 reviews)FLR · VIP Club Lounge
Florence's airside VIP lounge via Priority Pass or Star Alliance status.
The VIP Club Lounge is how Priority Pass and Star Alliance travellers reach Florence Amerigo Vespucci's airside VIP lounge. It's the same physical space as the DragonPass-listed VIP Club — Florence is a small, single-terminal airport with essentially one airside lounge — but it appears under this name for the Priority Pass network and for Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business Class passengers. Inside you'll find Wi-Fi, a cold food selection, a bar serving alcohol, air conditioning, newspapers and magazines, and flight-information screens. It opens daily from around 05:00 to 21:00, in step with the airport. If you carry Priority Pass or hold Star Alliance Gold, this is the listing to check first; if you don't, the same lounge can also be reached on DragonPass or with a paid day pass under its other listings.
Crowding · busy at peak
Workable for email and light tasks before a flight, with Wi-Fi and air conditioning, though it's a small regional lounge rather than a business-focused space, and power at seats isn't guaranteed.
Listed with a cold food selection and a bar serving alcoholic drinks rather than a full hot buffet. It's a light spread suited to a short pre-flight stop at a small airport, with self-service food and drinks.
After security in Florence's single terminal, head to the airside VIP lounge on the first floor — the same space the Priority Pass app lists as the VIP Club Lounge.
- 01Check in at the Florence terminal
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow signs to the airside VIP lounge
- 04Present Priority Pass or Star Alliance status
Landmarks: Airside departures area · First floor of the terminal
ℹ Florence Amerigo Vespucci
Priority Pass
Star Alliance GoldPriority Pass Membership
Flying from FLR without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at FLRMake the most of it.
This is the same airside lounge as the DragonPass VIP Club and oneworld Aeroporti VIP Club listings — you'll end up in the same place.
Confirm the lounge is open for your departure time; Florence keeps roughly 05:00–21:00 hours.
If you don't hold Priority Pass or Star Alliance status, the same lounge sells a paid day pass under its DragonPass listing.
Clear security first — this is an airside lounge.
Expect a lighter, cold-food spread rather than a hot buffet.
Quick answers.
Yes — the airside VIP lounge is accepted on Priority Pass, listed as the VIP Club Lounge. It's the single airside lounge at FLR.
No — it's the same physical airside lounge, listed under different names by different access networks (Priority Pass and Star Alliance here).
This listing shows a cold food selection and a bar. The spread is light, suited to a short pre-flight stop.
