Lima Airport Lounges

Jorge Chávez International Airport is the main airport in Peru for both international and domestic flights. It is located in the Callao district of Lima, the capital of Peru. On arrival, most passengers head straight for Lima's historic center or coastal districts such as Miraflores. The city center is about seven miles from the airport. The best way to get there is by taking a registered taxi from the airport terminal. It is not a good idea to leave the airport grounds in search of transportation, especially with your luggage. The Callao district is not one of Lima's safest areas but the airport itself is very secure.
  1. VIP Peru Lounge

    • The VIP Peru Lounge is open to all members of the public but you will only be allowed to enter if you have a credit card. Inside the lounge you will find a number of bars and plenty of tables and chairs. There are also TV screens and Wi-Fi connections.

    VIP Club Lounge

    • According to the World Travel Guide website, the VIP Club Lounge is for first class passengers of specific airlines, who are generally flying internationally with major airlines. It is also possible to enter the lounge by invitation. The lounge has plenty of tables and chairs, a bar and Wi-Fi internet access.

    Sumaq VIP Lounge

    • The Sumaq VIP Lounge was voted "Lounge of the Year" by Priority Pass, an independent airport lounge program, in both 2009 and 2010. The lounge won the award, ahead of 600 others, for its "range of services for travelers, including outstanding business facilities for those who want to work, as well as relaxation rooms with blankets and pillows and even showers," says the Priority Pass website. More than 30,000 passengers were involved in the voting. The Sumaq VIP Lounge is only open to business and first class passengers.

    Waiting Areas

    • Regular passengers will find plenty of other places to pass the time in Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport. "In the International Zone you will find a café and restaurant open 24 hours a day, while a wider choice of eateries can be found on the mezzanine level," says the Airports Guides website.

      Other restaurants and eating areas listed by the airport's official website include the Manacaru Restaurant, Aroma Cafe, Starbucks, Macdonald's and Dunkin' Donuts. All of these establishments are in the international terminal.

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