Andes Lounge
★3.4(721 reviews)SCL · Domestic Terminal · airside
The most flexible SCL lounge — both DragonPass and Priority Pass, with showers.
Andes Lounge is the most flexible lounge at Santiago on access, welcoming both DragonPass and Priority Pass members. It sits airside in the domestic terminal, between gates 17 and 18 after passport control. The space has a warm, inviting feel, with earthy tones, subtle Chilean cultural touches and a moderate hum rather than a hushed silence. Distinct zones cover dining, working and relaxation, and large windows let in natural light with views of the terminal. Showers are available — useful before a long day of travel — alongside Wi-Fi, complimentary snacks and a full bar serving house wine, beer and liquor. A children's play area makes it family-friendly. Because it covers both major lounge memberships, it's the default recommendation for most domestic departures from SCL.
Crowding · moderate
A workable lounge with a dedicated working zone, Wi-Fi and natural light. Fine for email and light work, though it isn't a dedicated business lounge.
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Complimentary snacks alongside a full bar serving house wine, beer and liquor, plus soft drinks. The food is lighter than the buffet lounges, but the full bar and showers make it a comfortable stop before a flight.
After clearing passport control in the domestic terminal, head to the lounge between gates 17 and 18.
- 01Check in at the domestic terminal
- 02Clear passport control
- 03Follow signs toward gates 17–18
- 04Arrive at the Andes Lounge
Landmarks: Domestic gates 17–18
ℹ Airside - After passport control, the lounge is located between gates 17 and 18 of the Domestic terminal.
DragonPass
Priority PassIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
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- —Children under 2 enter free
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Make the most of it.
This is the most flexible SCL lounge — it takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass.
Showers are available, so it's a good pre-flight freshen-up stop.
Hours can be shorter than the round-the-clock lounges, so check before a very early or late flight.
It's airside between gates 17 and 18 — clear passport control first.
Food is lighter snacks rather than a full hot buffet; pair it with the full bar.
Quick answers.
Yes — the Andes Lounge accepts both Priority Pass and DragonPass, making it the most flexible lounge at SCL.
Yes — shower facilities are available, handy before a long day of travel.
Airside in the domestic terminal, between gates 17 and 18, after passport control.
