Sao Paulo Congonhas Airport Lounges
Congonhas Airport · Sao Paulo, Brazil
Sao Paulo Congonhas (CGH) is the city's close-in domestic hub, and we track three lounges in its single passenger terminal. The Ambaar Club is the airside Priority Pass option, BRB Coworking – Latitude is a landside DragonPass lounge before security, and the Bradesco Cartoes Lounge serves Bradesco cardholders. Coverage is compact but spans the main membership routes.
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 Congonhas 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.
Ambaar Club
The Ambaar Club is the airside lounge at Congonhas, reachable on Priority Pass and open from early morning. It's the most useful choice for travellers carrying a lounge membership, with a contemporary space, cold buffet, bar and views over the apron once you're through security.
BRB Coworking – Latitude
BRB Coworking – Latitude sits landside before security, so it works while you wait to check in or clear the terminal. It's a DragonPass lounge with hot and cold food, a bar and Wi-Fi, and doubles as a workspace for anyone who needs to get things done before a flight.
Bradesco Cartoes Lounge
The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is a private club for holders of eligible Bradesco charge and credit cards, with comfortable seating and light refreshments. If you bank with Bradesco it's a straightforward, card-based way into a quiet space at Congonhas.
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Ambaar Club
★3.5The Ambaar Club is the airside lounge at Sao Paulo Congonhas, reached after security and reachable on Priority Pass. It's a contemporary, comfortable space with a cold buffet, a bar serving…
The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge at Sao Paulo Congonhas is a private club for holders of eligible charge and credit cards issued by the Brazilian bank Bradesco. It's a quiet, comfortable space…
BRB Coworking – Latitude is the landside lounge at Sao Paulo Congonhas, before the security check and next to the pharmacy. Reachable on DragonPass, it pairs a comfortable lounge with a…
Congonhas Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Congonhas runs from a single passenger terminal serving São Paulo's busy domestic network, plus a small number of regional international flights. The three lounges we track are split between landside and airside: BRB Coworking – Latitude is before security near the pharmacy, the Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is a card-issuer club, and the Ambaar Club sits airside past the security checkpoint for Priority Pass holders.
- —Single passenger terminal — check whether your lounge is landside or airside
- —Ambaar Club is airside on Priority Pass, past the security checkpoint
- —BRB Coworking – Latitude is landside before security, on DragonPass
- —The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is reserved for eligible Bradesco cardholders
How to get into lounges at CGH.
Congonhas is a membership-led lounge airport rather than an airline-lounge one. Priority Pass opens the airside Ambaar Club, DragonPass covers the landside BRB Coworking – Latitude, and the Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is reserved for eligible Bradesco cardholders. Some lounges also sell pay-in entry, so check the per-lounge page before you travel — and note which lounge is before or after security.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Ambaar Club, the airside lounge at Congonhas. Present your membership card with a boarding pass; coverage and any guest charges follow your Priority Pass plan, so confirm the current terms before you fly.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens BRB Coworking – Latitude, the landside lounge before security. It's a useful route if you carry DragonPass and want a space to settle into before you check in or clear the terminal.
DragonPassBank card lounge
The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is a private club for holders of eligible charge and credit cards issued by the Brazilian bank Bradesco. Access depends on your specific card tier, so check your card benefits before relying on it at Congonhas.
Pay-in entry
Some Congonhas lounges sell entry on a pay-per-visit basis rather than requiring a membership. Where a walk-in rate is available, booking ahead online is usually cheaper than paying on arrival; check the individual lounge page for current pricing.
Know before you go.
Landside vs airside
- —BRB Coworking – Latitude is landside, before security — handy while you wait to check in, but you'll leave it to clear the gate.
- —The Ambaar Club is airside, past the security checkpoint, so head there once you're through if you're on Priority Pass.
- —Pick your lounge based on where you are in the journey, not just which membership you hold.
Match the membership
- —Priority Pass covers the airside Ambaar Club; DragonPass covers the landside BRB Coworking – Latitude — they don't overlap here.
- —The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is card-based, for eligible Bradesco cardholders rather than a general membership.
- —If you carry more than one membership, choose the lounge in the right part of the terminal for your flight.
Timing at a domestic hub
- —Congonhas is one of Brazil's busiest domestic airports, with heavy early-morning and evening peaks on the São Paulo–Rio shuttle.
- —Lounges can fill around those banks, so arrive a little earlier if you want a comfortable seat.
- —Most lounges here open early — the Ambaar Club from around 04:00 — which suits the first wave of departures.
Know the airport
- —Congonhas is the close-in city airport; longer-haul and most international flights use Guarulhos (GRU) or Viracopos (VCP) instead.
- —Lounge choice is compact, so it's worth confirming your lounge's access route before you arrive.
- —Allow time to move between landside and airside, as security can be busy at peak.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Congonhas (CGH), all in the single passenger terminal: the Ambaar Club (airside, Priority Pass), BRB Coworking – Latitude (landside, DragonPass) and the Bradesco Cartoes Lounge for eligible Bradesco cardholders.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Ambaar Club, which sits airside past the security checkpoint. Present your membership card with a boarding pass, and check your plan for any guest charges before you travel.
Yes. BRB Coworking – Latitude accepts DragonPass. It's landside, before security, near the pharmacy, so it's useful while you wait to check in or clear the terminal rather than once you're at the gate.
The Ambaar Club is the airside lounge at Congonhas, reached after you clear security. BRB Coworking – Latitude is landside before security, so plan around where each lounge sits relative to the checkpoint.
Sometimes. The Bradesco Cartoes Lounge is open to eligible Bradesco cardholders, and some lounges sell pay-in entry on a per-visit basis. Check the individual lounge page for current access routes and pricing before you travel.
It's a private lounge for holders of eligible charge and credit cards issued by the Brazilian bank Bradesco, with comfortable seating and light refreshments. Access depends on your specific card, so check your card benefits in advance.
The lounges we track at Congonhas are independent or card-issuer lounges rather than airline-branded ones. Access here is led by lounge memberships (Priority Pass, DragonPass) and a bank-card lounge rather than airline status.
Congonhas (CGH) is São Paulo's close-in domestic airport with a compact set of lounges. If you're flying long-haul or international, you'll most likely depart from Guarulhos (GRU) or Viracopos (VCP), which have their own, larger lounge line-ups.