Lounge directory · BOG · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Bogota El Dorado Lounges BOG: every lounge and how to get in
El Dorado has the best independent lounge in northern South America and a domestic door that never closes, but the international and domestic concourses do not connect, so the right lounge is the one in your zone. Here is the full map.
- Lounge verdict
- Deep for the region. The El Dorado Lounge in the international concourse runs 24 hours, takes Priority Pass, and has showers and day beds; it was named Priority Pass Lounge of the Year for Latin America and the Caribbean in 2019. Copa, LATAM and Avianca add airline rooms, and there are sleep pods on top.
- Best access play
- Priority Pass is the strongest card here. It opens the El Dorado Lounge, the Copa Club, The Lounge Bogota on the domestic side, the Wait N Rest pods, the landside Sleep Oasis and the Harmony Lounge over in Terminal 2. Without a card, the El Dorado Lounge and The Lounge Bogota both sell walk up entry.
- The one thing to know
- The international and domestic concourses in Terminal 1 are separate sterile zones, and Terminal 2, the Puente Aereo, is a different building reached by a landside shuttle. A lounge is only reachable from within its own area, so pick by your departure gate.
Orientation
How the El Dorado lounge map works
The zone decides everything at BOG. Terminal 1 splits airside into an international concourse, which begins after passport control, and a domestic concourse, and the two sterile areas do not mix. Terminal 2, the renovated Puente Aereo, is a separate regional building with no airside link to Terminal 1. Plan around the gate you actually depart from, not the famous lounge a screening or a shuttle ride away.
The international concourse holds the strongest cluster. The El Dorado Lounge sits in front of gate A8 and is the standout, with the Copa Club on the mezzanine near gate A7, the LATAM Sala VIP near gate A1 on the third floor, and Avianca's flagship international lounge on the third floor after passport control. The domestic concourse is quieter on amenities, with The Lounge Bogota in Concourse D the main door. Hours and walk up prices shift with the flight schedule, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounges
Every BOG lounge by area
| Lounge | Area and location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| El Dorado Lounge | International, T1, in front of Gate A8 | Priority Pass with a stay limit, DragonPass, pay in | Yes, price to be confirmed | The flagship: 24 hours, showers, day beds and a gold artefact exhibit |
| Copa Club | International, T1, mezzanine near Gate A7 | Priority Pass, Star Alliance Gold, Copa and Star Business | No public day pass | Reported hours about 03:00 to 21:30, handy before the morning bank |
| LATAM Sala VIP | International, T1, near Gate A1, third floor | LATAM and oneworld Business and elite | To be confirmed | The oneworld door on the international side |
| Avianca Lounge (International) | International, T1, after passport control, third floor | Star Gold, Avianca and Star Business, Amex Global Lounge Collection | To be confirmed | Avianca's flagship; Amex Platinum routes here, hours to be confirmed |
| The Lounge Bogota | Domestic, T1, Concourse D after security | Priority Pass, DragonPass, pay in | Around 38 USD | The dependable 24 hour domestic door |
| Wait N Rest | International, T1, near Gate A13 | Priority Pass for about 2 hours, pay by the hour | By the hour, price to be confirmed | Soundproof sleep pods, a rest cabin rather than a full lounge |
| Sleep Oasis | Landside, T1 | Priority Pass, pay in | By the hour, price to be confirmed | 24 hour landside rest cabins, useful before check in or on a long wait |
| Harmony Lounge | Terminal 2, Puente Aereo, domestic regional | Priority Pass, pay in | Yes, price to be confirmed | The only T2 lounge, hours about 05:30 to 21:20 |
Two things to read off the table. The deepest options sit in the international concourse, so an international departure has the best of it, while a domestic flyer leans on The Lounge Bogota or the sleep facilities. And because Terminal 2 is a separate building, the Harmony Lounge only helps if your regional flight uses the Puente Aereo; do not plan to shuttle over just for the lounge.
Access decoder
What actually opens these doors
Priority Pass is the workhorse at BOG. It covers the El Dorado Lounge, the Copa Club and Wait N Rest in the international concourse, The Lounge Bogota in the domestic concourse, the landside Sleep Oasis, and the Harmony Lounge in Terminal 2. The El Dorado Lounge applies a maximum stay, so a long layover may not be one continuous sitting.
Paying at the door works at the El Dorado Lounge and The Lounge Bogota, with The Lounge quoted around 38 USD, subject to space. Walk up prices at the others are to be confirmed, so check on the day.
American Express Platinum and Centurion cardholders route to the Avianca international lounge, which is part of the Amex Global Lounge Collection. There is no Amex Centurion lounge at BOG. Status and class of travel cover the Copa Club and the Avianca lounge for Star Alliance Gold and eligible Business passengers, and the LATAM Sala VIP for LATAM and oneworld Business and elite flyers.
Because the concourses and terminals do not connect, the single most useful rule is to choose the lounge in your departure zone. Confirm the door and hours on the day, since lounge hours track the flight schedule and the overnight picture in particular thins out.
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FAQ
Bogota lounge questions
Which BOG lounges take Priority Pass?
The El Dorado Lounge, the Copa Club and the Wait N Rest pods in the international concourse, The Lounge Bogota in the domestic Concourse D, the landside Sleep Oasis, and the Harmony Lounge in Terminal 2. The El Dorado Lounge applies a maximum stay, so confirm the limit when you enter.
Can I pay to get into a Bogota lounge without status?
Yes. The El Dorado Lounge and The Lounge Bogota both sell walk up entry, with The Lounge quoted around 38 USD, subject to space. The sleep facilities, Wait N Rest and Sleep Oasis, also sell time by the hour. Treat all prices as verify at booking.
Is the El Dorado Lounge worth it?
For most travelers, yes. It runs 24 hours, takes Priority Pass and walk up entry, and has showers, day beds and a small gold artefact exhibit, and it was named Priority Pass Lounge of the Year for Latin America and the Caribbean in 2019. The one catch is a maximum stay, so a very long layover may need a break.
Are there lounges for domestic flights at BOG?
Yes. The Lounge Bogota sits in the domestic Concourse D after security, takes Priority Pass and walk up entry, and stays open 24 hours. Remember the domestic and international concourses do not connect airside, so the domestic lounges are only reachable from the domestic side.
Is there an Amex lounge at Bogota airport?
There is no Amex Centurion lounge at BOG. Amex Platinum and Centurion cardholders use Avianca's international flagship lounge, which is part of the Amex Global Lounge Collection, in the international concourse on the third floor after passport control. Confirm current access at the door.
Can I sleep in a lounge or pod at El Dorado?
Yes. Wait N Rest sells soundproof sleep pods airside in the international concourse near gate A13, with a block for Priority Pass holders, and the Sleep Oasis facility offers landside rest cabins around the clock, also on Priority Pass. The 24 hour El Dorado Lounge has day beds for a rest short of a full night.
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