Lisbon Airport Lounges
Lisbon Portela Airport · Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon Portela (LIS) keeps its lounges in Terminal 1, where TAP Air Portugal runs two Premium Lounges — Tejo on the Schengen side and Atlântico past passport control for non-Schengen flights — for Star Alliance passengers. The independent ANA Lounge is the most flexible option, taking Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld.
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 Lisbon Portela 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.
ANA Lounge
The ANA Lounge has by far the widest access at Lisbon — Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld all get you in. It sits airside in Terminal 1 on the 6th floor with runway views, which makes it the default choice for most travellers who aren't flying TAP in a premium cabin.
TAP Premium Lounge Tejo
The TAP Premium Lounge Tejo is the airline's flagship Schengen lounge in Terminal 1, on the 6th floor with apron views. It serves TAP and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders flying within the Schengen area — the most consistent branded experience for intra-Europe departures.
TAP Premium Lounge Atlântico
The TAP Premium Lounge Atlântico sits past passport control on the non-Schengen side of Terminal 1, so it's the lounge to head for if you're flying long-haul or outside the Schengen area on TAP or a Star Alliance partner. A calmer, design-led space for the international departure banks.
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ANA Lounge
★3.5The ANA Lounge at Lisbon Portela is the airport's most flexible lounge, sitting airside on the 6th floor of Terminal 1 above the commercial area. It accepts the widest range of access at…
The TAP Premium Lounge Atlântico is TAP Air Portugal's lounge for non-Schengen departures at Lisbon, set past passport control in Terminal 1. It serves TAP and Star Alliance premium-cabin…
The TAP Premium Lounge Tejo is TAP Air Portugal's flagship Schengen lounge at Lisbon, on the 6th floor of Terminal 1's Schengen departures area. It serves TAP and Star Alliance…
Lisbon Portela Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 is Lisbon's main terminal and home to all of the airport's lounges. TAP Air Portugal runs two Premium Lounges here — Tejo on the Schengen side and Atlântico past passport control for non-Schengen and long-haul departures — both for Star Alliance passengers. The independent ANA Lounge sits airside on the 6th floor and accepts the widest range of memberships and alliances. Terminal 2 handles low-cost departures only and has no lounges.
- —Holds every Lisbon lounge — Terminal 2 has none
- —ANA Lounge takes Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld
- —TAP Premium Lounge Tejo serves Schengen departures; Atlântico is past passport control for non-Schengen
- —All three lounges are airside, after security
How to get into lounges at LIS.
Lisbon's lounge access splits cleanly. If you're flying TAP Air Portugal or another Star Alliance carrier in a premium cabin — or hold eligible Star Alliance status — the two TAP Premium Lounges are your route in, with the Schengen or non-Schengen lounge chosen by your destination. Everyone else is best served by the independent ANA Lounge, which accepts Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld. Always check whether your flight is Schengen or non-Schengen before picking a TAP lounge.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the independent ANA Lounge in Terminal 1, airside on the 6th floor. It's the simplest way into a Lisbon lounge if you don't have Star Alliance status or a premium TAP ticket.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the ANA Lounge in Terminal 1. If you carry DragonPass rather than Priority Pass, the ANA Lounge is still your option at Lisbon — the TAP lounges are alliance- and ticket-based only.
DragonPassStar Alliance lounges
TAP Air Portugal runs the Premium Lounge Tejo (Schengen) and Premium Lounge Atlântico (non-Schengen) for Star Alliance Gold members and premium-cabin passengers flying TAP or a Star Alliance partner. The ANA Lounge also admits Star Alliance passengers. Which TAP lounge you use depends on whether your flight is Schengen or non-Schengen.
Star AllianceTAP Air PortugalSkyTeam & oneworld
The independent ANA Lounge admits eligible SkyTeam and oneworld passengers as well as Star Alliance — useful if you're flying a non-Star carrier out of Lisbon and hold qualifying status or a premium-cabin ticket.
SkyTeam
oneworldBusiness class ticket
A business-class ticket on TAP Air Portugal or a Star Alliance partner gets you into the matching TAP Premium Lounge — Tejo for Schengen flights, Atlântico for non-Schengen — with no membership needed.
Star AllianceKnow before you go.
Schengen vs non-Schengen
- —TAP runs two Premium Lounges: Tejo on the Schengen side and Atlântico past passport control for non-Schengen flights — pick the one that matches your destination.
- —If you're flying long-haul or outside the Schengen area, clear passport control and head for the Atlântico lounge.
- —For intra-Europe Schengen departures, the Tejo lounge on the 6th floor is the one you want.
Pick your lounge by access
- —No Star Alliance status or premium TAP ticket? The independent ANA Lounge is your route in via Priority Pass or DragonPass.
- —The ANA Lounge is the only Lisbon lounge that admits SkyTeam and oneworld passengers as well as Star Alliance.
- —The TAP Premium Lounges are alliance- and ticket-based — they don't sell walk-in day passes.
Where to find them
- —Every Lisbon lounge is in Terminal 1 — Terminal 2 handles low-cost departures and has no lounges.
- —The ANA Lounge and TAP Premium Lounge Tejo are both on the 6th floor, airside above the commercial area.
- —All three lounges sit airside, so clear security first.
Timing & crowds
- —Lisbon's lounges fill around the morning and evening TAP banks — arrive a little earlier if you want a good seat.
- —The TAP Premium Lounges can get busy at peak European departure times; the ANA Lounge is a useful alternative if you have the access.
- —Security and passport control at LIS can be slow at peak, so leave time before counting on a long lounge visit.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Lisbon Portela (LIS), all in Terminal 1: the independent ANA Lounge and TAP Air Portugal's two Premium Lounges, Tejo (Schengen) and Atlântico (non-Schengen). Terminal 2 handles low-cost departures and has no lounges.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the independent ANA Lounge in Terminal 1, airside on the 6th floor. The two TAP Premium Lounges are alliance- and ticket-based, so Priority Pass doesn't cover them — the ANA Lounge is your Priority Pass option at LIS.
For the widest access, the ANA Lounge takes Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld. If you're flying TAP or a Star Alliance partner in a premium cabin, the TAP Premium Lounge Tejo (Schengen) or Atlântico (non-Schengen) is the most consistent branded experience.
Both are TAP Air Portugal Premium Lounges in Terminal 1 for Star Alliance passengers. The Tejo lounge is on the Schengen side for intra-Europe flights; the Atlântico lounge is past passport control on the non-Schengen side for long-haul and non-Schengen departures. Pick the one that matches your destination.
Yes — the independent ANA Lounge admits Priority Pass and DragonPass members, so you can get in without Star Alliance status or a premium TAP ticket. The TAP Premium Lounges, however, are alliance- and ticket-based only.
Yes — TAP runs two Premium Lounges in Terminal 1. The Tejo lounge serves Schengen departures and the Atlântico lounge serves non-Schengen flights. Both are for TAP and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members.
Yes. All three Lisbon lounges are airside, after security. For non-Schengen flights you'll also pass passport control before reaching the TAP Premium Lounge Atlântico.
All of them are in Terminal 1, Lisbon's main terminal. Terminal 2 is used for low-cost departures only and has no lounges.