Lima's Jorge Chávez airport offers different lounges between the domestic and international sectors, from the historic lounges of the Fisa group to the more recent ones of the The Club family. The choice depends on the route, the card or status you hold, and how much time you want to spend before boarding.
Anyone flying an international route has the widest choice. The Club LIM, on the fourth level near gates B and C, is the largest location of the The Club brand in the world, with a gallery featuring works by seven Peruvian artists and a dish signed by chef Ignacio Barrios Jacobs. Not far away are also the Hanaq VIP Lounge and the Sumaq VIP Lounge, both recently expanded by the Inversiones Fisa group, with more space and more seats than before the renovation.
Premium area open 24 hours; Signature area closed from 00:00 to 04:30
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Sleepover
Arrivals side, before security control
Rest space for up to 92 guests, with 427 square metres divided between capsule-hotel-style pods, individual cabins and family cabins with private shower.
Paid access, bookable by the hour or for longer stays in a FlexiSuite, single pods or family cabins; the price varies according to duration and type of space, so no single price is given.
Opened on 31 July 2026, it's inspired by the colours and textures of the Peruvian Amazon and brings the same chef's cuisine, Ignacio Barrios Jacobs, from the international The Club LIM lounge to domestic flights.
Entry with Priority Pass and LoungeKey, regardless of airline or travel class.
IndependentInternational · International flightsPriority Pass
Hanaq VIP Lounge
International boarding area, airside, near gate 17, on two levels
Spread over two levels, it has been expanded from 687 to 1,485 square metres, with capacity rising to 367 people.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Entry with Priority Pass or paid access on site; open to all passengers departing on international flights, regardless of travel class.
Showers
Hot food
Children's area
IndependentInternational · International flights
Sumaq VIP Lounge
International boarding area, level 4
During the renovation it more than doubled its floor space, going from 636 to 1,231 square metres and from 100 to 278 seats, and it includes a business centre.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Access by airline invitation for eligible premium passengers or frequent flyer members, DragonPass, Plaza Premium cards, or direct payment on site; the walk-in price was not found.
Showers
Hot food
IndependentInternational · International flightsPriority Pass
The Club LIM
Level 4 (mezzanine), international boarding area, near gates B and C
It's the largest location of the The Club brand in the world, with a gallery featuring works by seven Peruvian artists and a dish signed by chef Ignacio Barrios Jacobs.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Entry with Priority Pass and LoungeKey, or paid access ($55); a discount is available when combined with the airport's Priority Lane.
Domestic flights boarding area, after security control, near gate 13
Run by Newrest, it offers local and international dishes, from ceviche to more substantial meals, and takes part in the LifeMiles mileage programme.
Hours
Mon-Fri 03:30-18:30, Sat-Sun 03:30-17:00
Entry with Priority Pass, LoungeKey or Diners Club, or paid access on site.
Showers
Hot food
Bar
AirlineInternational · International flights
LATAM Lounge
Central boarding area, fourth floor, split into the Signature and Premium environments
Split into the two Signature and Premium environments, in its first year of operation it welcomed over 310,000 passengers and was awarded best lounge in South America.
Hours
Premium area open 24 hours; Signature area closed from 00:00 to 04:30
Signature environment for LATAM Pass Black Signature and Black members (with one companion) and for passengers in Premium Business cabin; Premium environment for Platinum members (with one companion) and for passengers in Premium Economy cabin. Paid entry from $80 for adults, $30 for children aged 2 to 12.
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Entry rules differ from lounge to lounge. At The Club LIM and at Hanaq, Priority Pass or payment at the door is enough; at Sumaq, instead, entry is mostly by airline invitation for premium passengers, with DragonPass or Plaza Premium group cards as alternatives. Anyone flying with LATAM in Business, or holding elevated status in the LATAM Pass programme, finds their own dedicated lounge, split into the Signature and Premium environments: in its first year of operation it welcomed enough passengers to earn the title of best lounge in South America.
Anyone departing instead on a domestic route has two options in the same area: the new The Club Domestic Lounge, inspired by the colours and textures of the Peruvian Amazon and signed by the same chef as the international lounge, and the El Salón by Newrest, with dishes ranging from ceviche to more substantial meals and membership in the LifeMiles mileage programme. It's not clear whether the two lounges will keep coexisting stably, so it's worth checking which one is actually open at the time of departure.
For anyone who just needs to rest, landside, even before security control, there's the Sleepover: it's not a lounge in the classic sense, but an actual space with capsule-hotel-style pods and private and family cabins with showers, designed for those with a long layover or a flight in the middle of the night.
The simplest choice still comes down to the type of flight: those departing abroad have more options very different from each other, from the large The Club LIM to the two smaller Fisa lounges; those flying on a domestic route split between the new The Club group lounge and the historic Newrest one. Those flying Business with LATAM instead find a separate treatment, designed specifically for their airline. For those just looking for a place to really sleep, the Sleepover remains the most suitable solution in the whole of Lima airport.
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