Aena VIP Lounge
★3.3(400 reviews)ACE
Lanzarote's Star Alliance lounge — a calm airside space in the departures area.
The Aena VIP Lounge is Lanzarote Airport's Star Alliance lounge, run by Spanish airport operator Aena. It sits airside in the departures area of the airport's single terminal, near gates 1 and 2, so you'll clear passport control and security before reaching it. Access is via Star Alliance status, which makes it the lounge to head for if you're flying a Star Alliance carrier out of ACE; if you're not, the Sala VIP Guacimeta nearby is the flexible option with Priority Pass, DragonPass and a paid walk-in. The lounge is a calm, contemporary space with neutral tones and comfortable seating arranged across distinct areas for dining, relaxing and working, and the noise level stays low. It's a compact leisure-airport lounge rather than a large flagship, so it's best thought of as a quiet place to wait out of the terminal bustle before a flight. It can get a little crowded at the busier holiday departure peaks.
Crowding · busy at peak
A quiet place to deal with email or light work before a flight, helped by the low noise level and seating arranged with a working area in mind. It's a compact leisure-airport lounge, so treat it as a calm waiting space rather than a business lounge.
As a compact airline-lounge space at a small leisure airport, the Aena VIP Lounge offers a light refreshment area rather than an extensive buffet. Expect a self-service selection of drinks and snacks to tide you over before boarding; check current provision on arrival, as catering at small Aena lounges can vary.
Airside in the departures area of the single terminal, near gates 1 and 2, after passport control and security.
- 01Check in at the main terminal
- 02Clear passport control and security
- 03Head into the airside departures area
- 04Follow signage toward the VIP lounge near gates 1 and 2
Landmarks: Airside departures · Gates 1 and 2
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Star Alliance GoldStar Alliance Gold Status or Business Class Ticket
Flying from ACE without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at ACEMake the most of it.
This is the Star Alliance lounge at ACE — access follows your alliance status and cabin.
If you're not flying Star Alliance, the Sala VIP Guacimeta nearby takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and a paid walk-in.
It's airside near gates 1 and 2, so clear passport control and security first.
It's a quiet, compact space — good for a calm wait rather than a long stay.
Lanzarote is a single-terminal airport, so all three lounges are a short walk apart.
Quick answers.
It's the Star Alliance access option at Lanzarote Airport, so entry follows your Star Alliance status and cabin. It doesn't accept Priority Pass, DragonPass or a paid walk-in.
Airside in the departures area of Lanzarote's single terminal, near gates 1 and 2, after passport control and security.
The Sala VIP Guacimeta nearby is the flexible option — it takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and a paid walk-in day pass.
