Lanzarote Airport Lounges
Lanzarote Airport · Lanzarote, Spain
Lanzarote Airport (ACE) in Arrecife is a single-terminal Canary Islands gateway, and all three of its lounges sit airside near gates 1 and 2 after security. Between them they cover SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld status, and the Sala VIP Guacimeta also takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and walk-in day passes.
Content updated June 24, 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 Lanzarote 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 24, 2026
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Sala VIP Guacimeta
Sala VIP Guacimeta has the widest access of any lounge at ACE — SkyTeam, DragonPass and Priority Pass all get you in, and it's the one lounge here that also sells a walk-in day pass. Airside near gates 1 and 2, with complimentary snacks, soft drinks, house wine and beer.
Sala VIP Guacimeta
Sala VIP Guacimeta is the only Lanzarote lounge that takes a paid walk-in, so you can pay per visit without airline status or a specific membership. It also accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass, making it the most flexible single door at the airport.
Guacimeta Lounge
The Guacimeta Lounge serves eligible oneworld passengers and sits airside on the first floor of Terminal 1, near gates 1 and 2. It has runway views, a buffet with hot food and vegetarian options, Wi-Fi, charging and a relaxation room — the pick if you're flying a oneworld carrier out of ACE.
Every lounge. 1 bookable right now.
Sala VIP Guacimeta is the most flexible lounge at Lanzarote Airport, sitting airside near gates 1 and 2 after passport control and security. It accepts Priority Pass, DragonPass and SkyTeam…
Aena VIP Lounge
★3.3The Aena VIP Lounge is the Star Alliance access option at Lanzarote Airport, sitting airside in the departures area of the single terminal near gates 1 and 2. It's a calm space with…
Guacimeta Lounge
★3.3The Guacimeta Lounge serves eligible oneworld passengers at Lanzarote Airport. It sits airside on the first floor of Terminal 1, near gates 1 and 2, after security. The lounge has large…
Lanzarote Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Lanzarote runs from a single passenger terminal, and all three lounges sit airside after passport control and security, clustered near gates 1 and 2. The Sala VIP Guacimeta is the most flexible (SkyTeam, DragonPass, Priority Pass and a paid walk-in), the Guacimeta Lounge serves oneworld passengers, and the Aena VIP Lounge covers Star Alliance. Pick by the access route you hold rather than by location, since they're all in the same part of the terminal.
- —Single-terminal airport — all three lounges are airside, near gates 1 and 2
- —Sala VIP Guacimeta has the widest access (SkyTeam, DragonPass, Priority Pass, walk-in)
- —The Guacimeta Lounge serves eligible oneworld passengers
- —The Aena VIP Lounge covers Star Alliance status
How to get into lounges at ACE.
Lanzarote's three lounges are split by alliance, so the right one depends on what you hold. The Sala VIP Guacimeta is the most flexible — it takes SkyTeam status, DragonPass, Priority Pass and a paid walk-in — while the Guacimeta Lounge is for oneworld passengers and the Aena VIP Lounge for Star Alliance. All sit airside near gates 1 and 2, so clear security first.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Sala VIP Guacimeta, the airside lounge near gates 1 and 2. It's the simplest way in for most independent travellers at Lanzarote, since the other two lounges are tied to specific alliances.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the Sala VIP Guacimeta. If you carry DragonPass, that's your lounge at ACE — check the per-lounge page to confirm current terms before you travel.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Sala VIP Guacimeta sells a paid walk-in, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. It's the only Lanzarote lounge that offers paid entry, and booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying at the door.
Airline & alliance lounges
Lanzarote's lounges are divided by alliance: SkyTeam status reaches the Sala VIP Guacimeta, oneworld passengers use the Guacimeta Lounge, and Star Alliance status opens the Aena VIP Lounge. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
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Star AllianceKnow before you go.
Pick your lounge by alliance
- —The three ACE lounges are split by access network — match the lounge to the alliance or membership you hold.
- —Sala VIP Guacimeta is the most flexible: SkyTeam, DragonPass, Priority Pass and a paid walk-in all work there.
- —oneworld passengers use the Guacimeta Lounge; Star Alliance status opens the Aena VIP Lounge.
Pay-per-visit works at one lounge
- —Only the Sala VIP Guacimeta sells a paid walk-in, so if you have no status or card, that's the lounge to head for.
- —Booking a slot online ahead of time is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
- —The other two lounges are alliance-only, so a walk-in won't get you in there.
All airside, near gates 1 and 2
- —Every Lanzarote lounge sits airside after passport control and security — clear the checkpoint first.
- —All three cluster near gates 1 and 2 in the single terminal, so they're a short walk from each other and from departures.
- —There's no landside lounge at ACE, so don't expect a lounge before security.
Mind the hours and crowds
- —Lanzarote lounges generally run with the airport's daytime schedule rather than around the clock — check opening hours against an early or late flight.
- —The terminal and lounges can get busy at the peak holiday departure waves; arrive early if you want a seat.
- —As a leisure-heavy airport, ACE sees strong morning and evening banks of flights to the UK and mainland Europe.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Lanzarote Airport (ACE), all airside in the single terminal near gates 1 and 2: the Sala VIP Guacimeta, the Guacimeta Lounge and the Aena VIP Lounge. Each is reached through a different access route.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Sala VIP Guacimeta, which sits airside near gates 1 and 2. The other two lounges at ACE are tied to specific alliances, so the Sala VIP Guacimeta is the Priority Pass option here.
Yes. The Sala VIP Guacimeta sells a paid walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without airline status or a lounge membership. It's the only lounge at ACE with paid entry; booking online ahead of time is usually cheaper than at the door.
Yes. The Sala VIP Guacimeta accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass, alongside SkyTeam status and a paid walk-in. It's the most flexible lounge at the airport.
Eligible oneworld passengers use the Guacimeta Lounge, on the first floor of Terminal 1 near gates 1 and 2. It offers runway views, a buffet with hot food and vegetarian options, Wi-Fi, charging and a relaxation room.
Yes. The Aena VIP Lounge covers Star Alliance status passengers. Like the other lounges at ACE, it sits airside in the departures area of the single terminal.
All three lounges at Lanzarote are airside, after passport control and the security check, clustered near gates 1 and 2. There is no landside lounge, so you'll clear the checkpoint before reaching any of them.
No. Lanzarote operates from a single passenger terminal, and all three lounges are in it, near gates 1 and 2. You won't need to change terminals to reach a lounge at ACE.