Santiago Airport Lounges
Arturo Merino Benitez Airport · Santiago, Chile
Santiago's Arturo Merino Benitez Airport (SCL) groups most of its 10 lounges in the domestic terminal, where DragonPass opens the widest set — the Andes, Condor and Salon Pacific Club lounges. Priority Pass reaches a handful more, while the Primeclass lounges on the international and arrivals side sell walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without status.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at SCL, 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 Arturo Merino Benitez 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 23, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Andes Lounge
The Andes Lounge in the domestic terminal has the widest access at SCL — both DragonPass and Priority Pass get you in — and it pairs that flexibility with showers, Wi-Fi and a full bar. A reliable first choice for most domestic departures.
Salon Pacific Club T1
Salon Pacific Club T1 is the strongest DragonPass option in the domestic terminal, with a hot buffet, showers and a full bar alongside the usual snacks. A solid, well-equipped airside lounge next to gate 15.
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Lagos
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Lagos sells walk-in entry on the international side (Terminal 2 Pier E), so you can pay per visit without any membership. Expect residential-style decor, recliners, a conference room and shower suites.
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Metropolis
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Metropolis is Chile's first and only arrivals lounge, sitting landside between domestic and international departures. It's open to everyone on a pay-in basis — no boarding pass required — so it works for arriving, departing or visiting passengers alike.
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Andes Lounge
★3.4Andes Lounge sits airside in Santiago's domestic terminal, between gates 17 and 18 after passport control. It's the most flexible lounge at SCL on access, taking both DragonPass and…
Primeclass Andes Lounge sits within Santiago's national terminal, between gates A05 and A06. It's a pay-in lounge, so you can buy entry at the door without any membership or airline status.…
Primeclass Condor is a Priority Pass lounge in Santiago's domestic terminal, open 24 hours. It's a sleek, contemporary space with muted tones, soft lighting and clustered seating, plus…
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Lagos sits at Santiago's Terminal 2, Pier E, serving passengers flying to international destinations. It's a pay-in lounge, open to all international travellers at…
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Metropolis is Chile's first and only arrivals lounge, in the arrivals zone at Santiago, landside between domestic and international departures. It welcomes everyone…
Salon Pacific Club Nacional sits airside in Santiago's domestic terminal, next to gate 28. Entry is on DragonPass, and it's well-equipped: a hot buffet with finger food and snacks, showers,…
Salon Pacific Club T1 sits airside in Santiago's domestic terminal, next to gate 15. Entry is on DragonPass, and it's one of the best-equipped lounges at SCL: a hot buffet with finger food…
Salones VIP Pacific Club is a Priority Pass lounge in Santiago's domestic terminal, open 24 hours. It offers a sophisticated, calm retreat with showers, Wi-Fi and a full bar serving house…
The Lounge Nacional sits airside in Santiago's domestic terminal, on level 3 between gates 19 and 20. It's reachable on DragonPass and runs a hot and cold buffet alongside a full bar with…
Arturo Merino Benitez Airport lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Santiago's domestic terminal holds the densest cluster of lounges at SCL, all airside after passport control and security. DragonPass is accepted at the widest set — the Andes, Condor and the two Salon Pacific Club lounges — while Priority Pass covers the Andes Lounge, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor. Most offer showers, a full bar and complimentary food, with the lounges spread across the upper floors near the domestic gates.
- —Largest cluster of SCL lounges, all airside after security
- —DragonPass opens the widest set, including Andes, Condor and Salon Pacific Club
- —Priority Pass reaches the Andes Lounge, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor
- —Most domestic lounges have showers, a full bar and complimentary food
International & Arrivals (Primeclass)
The Primeclass lounges cover the international departures side and the arrivals zone. Primeclass Andes sits in the national terminal near gates A05–A06, Sala Lagos serves international departures from Terminal 2 Pier E, and Sala Metropolis is Chile's only arrivals lounge, landside between domestic and international departures. All three are pay-in, so you can buy entry at the door without membership or status.
- —Primeclass lounges are walk-in, pay-per-visit entry without membership
- —Sala Lagos serves international departures from Terminal 2 Pier E
- —Sala Metropolis is Chile's first and only arrivals lounge, landside
- —Sala Lagos adds a conference room and shower suites
How to get into lounges at SCL.
Santiago is a DragonPass airport first — that membership opens the largest number of lounges in the domestic terminal. Priority Pass reaches a smaller set, and the Primeclass lounges on the international and arrivals side sell walk-in day passes, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. Most lounges sit airside after security, but the Primeclass arrivals lounge is landside.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of SCL lounges, all in the domestic terminal: the Andes Lounge, Condor Lounge, Salon Pacific Club T1 and Salon Pacific Club Nacional. It's the single most useful membership at Santiago.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at the Andes Lounge, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor in the domestic terminal. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass here, so confirm your specific lounge before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The Primeclass lounges — Andes, Sala Lagos and the Sala Metropolis arrivals lounge — sell entry at the door on a pay-in basis, so you can buy a visit without a membership or airline status.
Business & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket may include lounge access depending on your airline and route out of Santiago. Check your airline's terms, as eligibility and the specific lounge vary by carrier.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass covers more SCL lounges than Priority Pass — if you only carry one card, it's the better bet in the domestic terminal.
- —The Andes Lounge takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass, so it's the most flexible single option.
- —If your membership lounge is full, another DragonPass lounge is usually a short walk away on the upper floors.
Domestic vs international
- —Most lounges sit in the domestic terminal, airside after passport control and security.
- —The Primeclass lounges cover the international departures side and the arrivals zone — different from the DragonPass domestic cluster.
- —Sala Lagos serves international departures from Terminal 2 Pier E, so head there if you're flying abroad.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The Primeclass lounges sell walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without any membership or status.
- —Sala Metropolis is open to everyone on a pay-in basis — no boarding pass required — handy on arrival or between flights.
- —Sala Lagos adds a conference room and shower suites if you want to freshen up before a long-haul departure.
Timing & facilities
- —Several domestic lounges, including the Andes, Condor and Salon Pacific Club lounges, have showers — useful before an early or long flight.
- —Lounge hours vary, with some open around the clock and others on shorter schedules, so check your lounge's hours before you arrive.
- —Arrive with time to spare at peak — the domestic lounges can get busy around the morning and evening departure banks.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 10 lounges at Santiago's Arturo Merino Benitez Airport (SCL). Most are in the domestic terminal, with the Primeclass lounges covering the international departures side and the arrivals zone.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Andes Lounge, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor in the domestic terminal. DragonPass covers a wider set of SCL lounges, so if you hold both, DragonPass opens more doors here.
Yes. DragonPass is the most useful membership at SCL, opening the Andes Lounge, Condor Lounge, Salon Pacific Club T1 and Salon Pacific Club Nacional — all in the domestic terminal, airside after security.
Yes. The Primeclass lounges — Andes, Sala Lagos and the Sala Metropolis arrivals lounge — sell walk-in entry on a pay-in basis, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status.
Yes. Primeclass Pacifico Sala Metropolis is Chile's first and only arrivals lounge. It sits landside between domestic and international departures and is open to everyone on a pay-in basis, with no boarding pass required.
The domestic terminal holds The Lounge Nacional, the Andes Lounge, the Condor Lounge, Salon Pacific Club T1, Salon Pacific Club Nacional, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor. All are airside after passport control and security.
Yes, in several. The Andes, Condor, Salon Pacific Club T1, Salon Pacific Club Nacional, Salones VIP Pacific Club and Primeclass Condor lounges all offer showers, and Sala Lagos has shower suites on the international side — handy before a long or early flight.
Primeclass Pacifico Sala Lagos serves international departures from Terminal 2 Pier E and sells walk-in entry. It features residential-style decor, recliners, a conference room and shower suites for travellers flying abroad.