Lounge directory · LIM · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Lima Jorge Chavez Lounges LIM: every lounge and how to get in
The new terminal put all four lounges on level 4, so unlike the split airports there is no zone to get wrong. The question is which door your card opens, and whether you want the 24 hour one with nap pods.
- Lounge verdict
- Better than Lima has ever had. Four lounges sit together on level 4 of the single terminal, led by The Club LIM, the largest lounge in The Club network and its first in South America, open 24 hours with showers and nap pods. Inventory is still settling after the 2025 relocation, so treat the smaller lounges as the part most likely to change.
- Best access play
- Priority Pass opens The Club LIM and the Hanaq VIP Lounge, the two doors that also sell walk up entry and take Amex Platinum. The Club is the one to pick for a long wait because it runs around the clock and has the nap pods. Without a lounge card you can still pay in at either.
- The one thing to know
- Every lounge is on level 4 of the one building, so any of them is reachable airside without a terminal change. The Club LIM is the only lounge here confirmed to run 24 hours, which matters more at Lima than the brand on the door.
Orientation
How the Lima lounge floor works
The lounge map at Lima is unusually simple. The terminal that opened in June 2025 stacks check in and security on level 3 and puts all the lounges on level 4 at the top, so every lounge sits airside in the same building you depart from. There is no transborder zone or sealed pier to strand you in the wrong area, which is the trap at the bigger connecting hubs.
The Club LIM is the headline. At close to 20,000 square feet it is the largest lounge in The Club network and the first the brand has opened in South America, with single and double nap pods, showers, a children's area, and a food program built around Peruvian cooking. It runs 24 hours and takes Priority Pass, Amex Platinum and paid entry. Hanaq VIP is the other card friendly door, a multi level space with showers near gate 13. LATAM operates a large lounge for its own premium cabins and status holders, and Sumaq is the contract lounge several airlines use. Hours and walk up prices shift while the new terminal beds in, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounges
Every LIM lounge on level 4
| Lounge | Location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Club LIM | Level 4, international pier | Priority Pass, Amex Platinum, pay in | Pay in, price to be confirmed | The 24 hour flagship with showers and nap pods, the one to pick for a long wait |
| Hanaq VIP Lounge | Level 4, near gate 13 | Priority Pass, Amex Platinum, pay in | Pay in, price to be confirmed | Multi level with showers and a children's area, the dependable alternative |
| LATAM Lounge | Level 4 | LATAM premium cabins, eligible oneworld and LATAM status | Not available | Large dual zone room for LATAM flyers, no public day pass |
| Sumaq VIP Lounge | Level 4, exact position to be confirmed | Contract access for several airlines' premium passengers; Priority Pass to be confirmed | To be confirmed | The airline contract lounge that moved across in the relocation |
One caveat worth repeating: the smaller lounges are the moving part. The new terminal opened in mid 2025 and the lounge inventory is still settling, so the position of Sumaq and the exact program agreements at LATAM are the details most likely to have shifted by the time you fly. The Club LIM and Hanaq are the two anchors, both card friendly and both with showers.
What you actually get inside The Club LIM goes beyond the usual buffet. The food program was built around Peruvian cooking by a local chef, running from ceviche to hot mains rather than the packaged snacks many regional lounges settle for, and the space mixes in handmade textiles, ceramics and artwork by Peruvian artists. There is a children's play area, single and double nap pods, and showers, which is why it works as more than a place to kill an hour. Hanaq is the calmer, more conventional option, a multi level room with a children's area and shower facilities aimed at families and anyone who wants a quiet corner near gate 13.
The trade for all of this is timing. The Club LIM is the only lounge here confirmed to run around the clock, so for a red eye connection or a pre dawn departure it is effectively the only door open. The others follow more standard hours that shift with the schedule, so if your flight falls in the quiet small hours, confirm before you count on anything but The Club.
Access decoder
What actually opens these doors
Priority Pass covers The Club LIM and the Hanaq VIP Lounge, the two doors most travelers will use without elite status. Whether Sumaq accepts Priority Pass in the new terminal is to be confirmed, so do not bank on it.
Paying at the door works at The Club LIM and Hanaq, subject to space. Walk up prices in the new terminal are to be confirmed and should be checked at the lounge or in the operator app on the day, since the relocation reset a lot of the published figures.
American Express Platinum cardholders can use The Club LIM and Hanaq. Status and class of travel cover the LATAM lounge for LATAM premium cabins and eligible status, and the Sumaq contract lounge for the premium passengers of the airlines that buy access there. Because every lounge sits on level 4 of the single terminal, the choice comes down to your card and how long you have, not which pier you fly from.
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FAQ
Lima lounge questions
Which LIM lounges take Priority Pass?
The Club LIM and the Hanaq VIP Lounge, both on level 4 of the new terminal. Each also takes Amex Platinum and sells paid entry at the door. Whether the Sumaq contract lounge accepts Priority Pass in the new building is to be confirmed, so plan around The Club and Hanaq.
Is there a 24 hour lounge at Lima airport?
Yes. The Club LIM on level 4 runs 24 hours, which is rare for a South American lounge and the main reason to use it on an overnight or an awkward early connection. It has showers and single and double nap pods, so it covers more than a meal and a seat.
Can I pay to get into a Lima lounge without status?
Yes, at The Club LIM and Hanaq, subject to space. Both sell walk up entry, though the exact prices in the new terminal are to be confirmed after the 2025 relocation reset a lot of the published figures. Check the price at the lounge or in the operator app on the day.
Do the Lima lounges have showers?
Yes. The Club LIM has showers alongside its nap pods, and the Hanaq VIP Lounge has shower facilities across its multi level space. Both sit on level 4, so a shower between flights does not mean leaving your departure area.
Which lounge is best at LIM?
For most travelers The Club LIM, because it runs 24 hours and has showers and nap pods, the closest thing to a rest stop inside the terminal. If you hold LATAM premium or eligible status, the LATAM lounge is the larger and quieter room. Hanaq is the reliable Priority Pass backup.
Where are the lounges in the new Lima terminal?
All four are on level 4, the top floor, above check in and security. Because every flight uses the one building, any lounge is reachable airside without a terminal change. Walks from security to the far gates run 10 to 20 minutes, so leave time if your gate is at the opposite end.
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