Lima Jorge Chávez Airport Lounges
Jorge Chávez International Airport · Lima, Peru
Lima's Jorge Chávez International (LIM) now runs from a single new terminal, and we track four lounges there. The Club LIM and Sumaq VIP Lounge cover alliance and pay-in travellers, the LATAM Lounge serves the airline's premium passengers, and a business-centre lounge rounds out the field. Most sit airside after security.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at LIM, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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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 Jorge Chávez 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 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Sumaq VIP Lounge
The Sumaq VIP Lounge has the widest access at LIM, taking both SkyTeam and oneworld status, and stays open 24 hours opposite gate 17. Its calm, modern space suits business and leisure travellers alike, making it the most flexible choice for most departures from Lima.
The Club
The Club LIM sits airside in the new Terminal 2 international departures area and is open 24 hours. It blends modern design with Peruvian touches across distinct dining, working and relaxing zones, and welcomes oneworld passengers — a polished all-rounder in the new terminal.
LATAM Lounge
The LATAM Lounge Lima opened in August 2025 in the airport's new single terminal, on level 4 past security and Duty Free. It's the flagship branded lounge for LATAM's premium-cabin passengers and eligible frequent flyers departing Lima, the country's main hub for the airline.
VIP Club Lounge Business Center
The VIP Club Lounge Business Center is a pay-per-visit option at Jorge Chávez, so you can buy entry without airline status or a membership. A straightforward paid-entry choice when the alliance and airline lounges don't match your ticket.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
LATAM Lounge
★4.6The LATAM Lounge Lima opened in August 2025 in the airport's newly opened single terminal at Jorge Chávez. It sits on level 4 — after passing through security and Duty Free, travellers take…
The VIP Club Lounge Business Center at Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport is a pay-per-visit lounge in the airport's new terminal. It sells walk-in entry, so you don't need airline…
Sumaq VIP Lounge
★4.0The Sumaq VIP Lounge at Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport is the most flexible lounge at LIM, admitting both SkyTeam and oneworld passengers. Open 24 hours opposite gate 17, it's a…
The Club
★4.3The Club LIM sits airside in the international departures area of Lima's new Terminal 2 at Jorge Chávez, open 24 hours. The design blends modern style with Peruvian cultural elements — warm…
Participating dining venues (3)
Not lounges — but eligible Priority Pass members can trade a lounge visit for a food and drink credit at these participating venues.
Copper Bar
La Bonbonniere
TGI Fridays
Dining benefits are set by Priority Pass and each venue and can change without notice. LoungeDeal passes are not valid at these venues.
Jorge Chávez International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Jorge Chávez International now operates from a single new terminal (Terminal 2), which opened in 2025 and replaced the old building. All four lounges we track sit here, most of them airside after security and immigration. The Club LIM is in the international departures area, the LATAM Lounge is on level 4 past Duty Free, and the Sumaq VIP Lounge stays open around the clock opposite gate 17.
- —Lima runs from one new terminal — no inter-terminal transfers to plan
- —The Sumaq VIP Lounge takes SkyTeam and oneworld status and runs 24 hours
- —The Club LIM is the airside independent lounge in international departures
- —The LATAM Lounge serves the airline's premium passengers on level 4
How to get into lounges at LIM.
Lima's lounge access splits between alliance status, airline-branded entry and pay-per-visit. The Sumaq VIP Lounge is the most flexible, taking both SkyTeam and oneworld status; The Club LIM covers oneworld; the LATAM Lounge serves the airline's own premium passengers; and a business-centre lounge sells walk-in entry. Always confirm your lounge is airside before clearing security.
Alliance & airline lounges
The Sumaq VIP Lounge admits both SkyTeam and oneworld passengers, while The Club LIM covers oneworld. The LATAM Lounge is the carrier's own lounge for its premium-cabin and eligible frequent-flyer passengers. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
SkyTeam
oneworldLATAMBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on LATAM or an alliance partner gets you into the matching lounge — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of Lima, with no separate membership needed.
oneworldSkyTeamWalk-in day pass
The VIP Club Lounge Business Center sells entry on a pay-per-visit basis, so you can buy your way in without airline status or a membership. Paying at the door is the fallback when the alliance and airline lounges don't match your ticket.
Priority Pass & contract programs
Coverage by lounge-access memberships at Lima changes with the new terminal and is worth checking on the day. Some pay-in lounges participate in contract programs, but availability is not guaranteed, so confirm your specific lounge before relying on a membership card.
Priority Pass
DragonPassKnow before you go.
One new terminal
- —Jorge Chávez moved to a single new terminal in 2025, so there are no inter-terminal transfers to plan at Lima.
- —The lounges sit across the new building — most are airside, so clear security and immigration first.
- —Signage in the new terminal is still settling in; allow a little extra time to find your lounge.
Lead with the Sumaq lounge
- —The Sumaq VIP Lounge takes both SkyTeam and oneworld status — the widest single access at LIM.
- —It stays open 24 hours opposite gate 17, useful for late-night and red-eye departures.
- —If you hold oneworld status, The Club LIM is the other alliance-friendly choice.
Flying LATAM
- —Lima is LATAM's main Peruvian hub, and the LATAM Lounge opened in August 2025 in the new terminal.
- —It's on level 4 — take the escalator or elevator after security and Duty Free and walk to the end of the corridor.
- —Access follows your LATAM premium-cabin ticket or frequent-flyer tier.
Pay-per-visit fallback
- —The VIP Club Lounge Business Center sells walk-in entry if your ticket doesn't open an alliance or airline lounge.
- —Paying per visit means you don't need status or a membership to get a quieter pre-flight space.
- —Confirm current paid-entry pricing and capacity at the door, especially at busy departure banks.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track four lounges at Lima's Jorge Chávez International (LIM): the Sumaq VIP Lounge, The Club LIM, the LATAM Lounge and the VIP Club Lounge Business Center. All sit in the airport's new single terminal, most of them airside after security.
For the widest access, the Sumaq VIP Lounge takes both SkyTeam and oneworld status and is open 24 hours opposite gate 17. If you're flying LATAM in a premium cabin, the LATAM Lounge in the new terminal is the most consistent airline experience.
Yes. The LATAM Lounge Lima opened in August 2025 in the airport's new single terminal. It's on level 4, reached by escalator or elevator after security and Duty Free, and serves LATAM's premium-cabin passengers and eligible frequent flyers.
Yes. The VIP Club Lounge Business Center sells entry on a pay-per-visit basis, so you can pay your way in without airline status or a membership. It's the simplest fallback when the alliance and airline lounges don't match your ticket.
Lima's Jorge Chávez International now runs from a single new terminal (Terminal 2), which opened in 2025 and replaced the old building. All the lounges we track are in this terminal, so there are no inter-terminal transfers to plan.
Yes. The Sumaq VIP Lounge is open 24 hours, located opposite gate 17. It admits both SkyTeam and oneworld passengers, making it a useful option for late-night and early-morning departures from Lima.
The Club LIM is airside in the international departures area of the new Terminal 2 at Jorge Chávez. It's open 24 hours and welcomes oneworld passengers, with separate zones for dining, working and relaxing.
Most lounges at Lima are airside, so you'll pass security and immigration first. The Club LIM and LATAM Lounge are both past the checkpoint in the new terminal, so settle your screening before heading to the lounge.