Málaga Airport Lounges
Málaga Airport · Málaga, Spain
Málaga Airport (AGP) has 6 pay-in and membership lounges, several clustered in and around Terminal 3's boarding area after security. Access spans SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld status, plus Priority Pass and DragonPass memberships, and at least one lounge sells a paid day pass. Most open early and run late.
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Our editorial team reviews every Málaga Airport lounge against first-hand visit notes, verified Google Maps ratings, and official access rules from Priority Pass, DragonPass and the airline alliances. Editor's picks are independent — never paid placements — and this guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies.
Last verified June 26, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Sala VIP T3
SALA VIP T3 sits just past security on Terminal 3, Floor 2, and covers the widest set of guests — SkyTeam Elite Plus and business/first passengers plus Priority Pass members. It pairs a complimentary hot buffet and bar with Wi-Fi, newspapers, magazines and spa services, making it a solid all-rounder.
Sala VIP Malaga
It runs long hours and offers a complimentary buffet, bar and spa services.
Sala VIP (Aena)
Sala VIP (Aena), on the 2nd-floor boarding area, welcomes Star Alliance Gold and business-class passengers. It has a business centre, TV corners and a complimentary buffet and bar, with an underlying Spanish warmth to the service.
Malaga Lounge
Malaga Lounge, after security on Floor 2 of the main terminal, opens to oneworld Sapphire and business-class flyers. It has a kids area, a conference room and business centre, hot and cold food, Wi-Fi and runway views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
Sala VIP
★3.1This Sala VIP at Málaga Airport is a paid-entry lounge — entry is via paid access rather than a lounge membership or airline status. Its description places it overlooking the airport's zen…
Sala VIP Malaga
★3.1Sala VIP Malaga is perched on the top floor above Terminal 3, reached after passport control via the stairs or lift behind Malaga duty free, near gate D42. It takes DragonPass and is the…
The Costa del Sol VIP Lounge is in Málaga's Terminal 3, in the boarding area on Level 2. It serves SkyTeam Elite Plus and business/first passengers and offers a calm retreat from the…
Malaga Lounge
★3.1The Malaga Lounge is the oneworld lounge at Málaga Airport, on Floor 2 of the main terminal after security. Floor-to-ceiling windows give runway views and flood the space with natural…
Sala VIP (Aena)
★3.1The Sala VIP (Aena) is Málaga's Star Alliance lounge, on the 2nd floor of the boarding area. It pairs modern decor — sleek leather seating and warm wood accents — with soft, diffused…
Sala VIP T3
★3.1SALA VIP T3 is in Málaga's Terminal 3, on Floor 2 of the boarding area just past security. It takes both Priority Pass and SkyTeam status, covering the widest set of guests at AGP. The…
Málaga Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 3 lounges
Most of Málaga's lounges are in or around Terminal 3's boarding area, reached after security. The Costa del Sol VIP Lounge and SALA VIP T3 sit on Floor 2, while Sala VIP Malaga occupies the top floor above Terminal 3, reached by stairs or elevator after passport control. Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 are connected without restrictions, so passengers departing from Terminal 2 can also reach the top-floor lounge.
- —Costa del Sol VIP Lounge and SALA VIP T3 are on Terminal 3, Floor 2, in the boarding area
- —Sala VIP Malaga is on the top floor above Terminal 3, near gate D42, behind the Malaga duty free
- —Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 are connected without restrictions
- —SALA VIP T3 adds Priority Pass to SkyTeam access; Sala VIP Malaga takes DragonPass and sells a day pass
Other boarding-area lounges
The remaining Sala VIP lounges sit in the boarding area after security but aren't tied to a single terminal in our data. Sala VIP (Aena) is on the 2nd floor for Star Alliance passengers, Malaga Lounge is on Floor 2 of the main terminal for oneworld flyers, and a paid-entry Sala VIP overlooks the airport's zen garden.
- —Sala VIP (Aena) on the 2nd-floor boarding area serves Star Alliance Gold and business-class passengers
- —Malaga Lounge is on Floor 2 of the main terminal, after security, for oneworld Sapphire and business-class flyers
- —A paid-entry Sala VIP overlooks the airport's zen garden
- —All are reached after security
How to get into lounges at AGP.
Málaga's lounges open through a mix of airline status, lounge memberships and paid entry. SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld status each reach a different lounge, Priority Pass covers SALA VIP T3, and DragonPass opens Sala VIP Malaga — which also sells a walk-in day pass. One Sala VIP is paid-entry only. Most sit in or near Terminal 3's boarding area, so confirm your lounge's location before clearing security.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at SALA VIP T3, just past security on Terminal 3, Floor 2. It's the only AGP lounge in our data that lists Priority Pass access, so confirm capacity and current terms before you travel.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens Sala VIP Malaga on the top floor above Terminal 3. The same lounge also sells a walk-in day pass, so DragonPass is one of two ways in there.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
A separate Sala VIP is paid-entry only — check current rates at the door.
DragonPassPaid EntryAirline & alliance access
SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a business/first ticket reaches both Costa del Sol VIP and SALA VIP T3, Star Alliance Gold or business class opens Sala VIP (Aena), and oneworld Sapphire or business class covers Malaga Lounge.
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Where the lounges are
- —Most of Málaga's lounges cluster in or around Terminal 3's boarding area, reached after security.
- —Sala VIP Malaga is on the top floor above Terminal 3 — take the stairs or elevator behind the Malaga duty free, near gate D42, after passport control.
- —T2 connects to T3 without restrictions, so Terminal 2 passengers can also reach the top-floor lounge.
Matching access to a lounge
- —Each airline alliance reaches a different lounge: SkyTeam to Costa del Sol VIP and its SALA VIP T3 neighbour, Star Alliance to Sala VIP (Aena), oneworld to Malaga Lounge.
- —Priority Pass is listed only at SALA VIP T3; DragonPass only at Sala VIP Malaga.
- —With no status or membership, Sala VIP Malaga sells a day pass and another Sala VIP is paid-entry only.
Opening hours
- —Several lounges open early — Costa del Sol VIP and Sala VIP Malaga from 05:00 — so they suit early-morning departures.
- —Sala VIP Malaga and Sala VIP (Aena) run late, to 02:30, useful for late-evening or red-eye flights.
- —SALA VIP T3 opens 06:00 to 23:00; confirm current hours before relying on them.
Food, drink and extras
- —SALA VIP T3, Sala VIP Malaga and Sala VIP (Aena) list a complimentary hot buffet, finger food and a bar with wine, beer and liquor.
- —Several lounges add spa services, and Malaga Lounge has a conference room, business centre and kids area.
- —Where food and drink aren't itemised, expect light refreshments — check on arrival.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 6 lounges at Málaga Airport (AGP). Several cluster in or around Terminal 3's boarding area after security, including the Costa del Sol VIP Lounge, SALA VIP T3 and Sala VIP Malaga, with further Sala VIP lounges in the boarding area for other airline alliances and for paid entry.
Yes. In our data, Priority Pass is accepted at SALA VIP T3, just past security on Terminal 3, Floor 2. It's the only AGP lounge listed with Priority Pass access, so confirm capacity and current terms before you travel.
Yes. The Sala VIP lounges are paid-entry — you can buy access at the door without any status or membership, subject to space on the day. Current rates are posted at the entrance, and you can also book ahead through our booking flow to skip the uncertainty.
Yes. DragonPass opens Sala VIP Malaga, on the top floor above Terminal 3 near gate D42. That lounge also sells a day pass, so DragonPass is one of two ways in.
Sala VIP (Aena), on the 2nd-floor boarding area, welcomes Star Alliance Gold status holders and business-class passengers. It has a business centre, TV corners and a complimentary buffet and bar.
Yes. Malaga Lounge, after security on Floor 2 of the main terminal, opens to oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers. It offers hot and cold food, Wi-Fi, a conference room, a business centre and a kids area.
Hours vary by lounge. Costa del Sol VIP and Sala VIP Malaga both open from 05:00, with Sala VIP Malaga running to 02:30. SALA VIP T3 opens 06:00 to 23:00. Always confirm current hours before you travel.
Most are in or around Terminal 3's boarding area, reached after security. both the Costa del Sol VIP and SALA VIP T3 are on Floor 2, and Sala VIP Malaga is on the top floor above Terminal 3. the two terminals connect freely airside, so Terminal 2 passengers can also reach the top-floor lounge.