The Iberia lounge is a very large, welcoming space. There are plenty of different types of seating…read morearrangements available throughout the lounge so whether you are working, eating or relaxing there is a space for you. They have a nice buffet with quite a lot of hot and cold food options. There is also a snack area with popcorn, chips and other nibbles. They have a large bar area with self service wine or a bartender to help with a more complicated drink. There is a water filtration system if you would like to refill your water bottle before boarding the plane. The staff has always been so helpful and accommodating, and available to answer questions. Clean restrooms and showers are available should you need them.

Overall: 4 stars…read more This consolidates my review of both the lounges at Terminal 4 (EU) and 4S (outside EU) areas since they are quite similar. The lounge setup is actually done very well with sections decidated for a specific area from a play area for children, to some clear quiet areas for work and everywhere in between. Even the buffet is setup well where it can be accessed from both sides to reduce congestion. As for the food, I was generally disappointed as the hot foods looked unappetizing and the cold foods consisted mainly of salads, notably missing a large selection of cheeses and the famed Iberian ham. That said, the candy bar with popcorn, chips, and candy makes up for the sweet tooth component. The drinks on the other hand is well stcoked from a large variety of non-alcoholic fizzy drinks for all childrens desires to a generous selection of wines and beers for adults. The lounge also has separate areas for showering and resting, which are incredibly useful for those with tiresome connections or are otherwise just tired. Accessible by flying One World Business or with OW Sapphire, this lounge offers a lot of greatness outside the food department. Food: -1 Drinks: +1 Access: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Amenities: +1 Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats

Nice and large priority pass lounge in MAD. There was no wait for us to enter the lounge prior to…read moreour flight back to US. Lots of hot food, cold food, grab and go food, and beverage options. There is a ton of seating which is great as most lounges have been so crowded. Clean bathrooms and staff was regularly cleaning the lounge.

This was one of the better priority pass lounges I've been to in a while. Tons of space to find a…read moreseat, a wide selection of soft drinks, water options, beers, and more. They had gluten free options for snacks and even beer which was nice. The staff was friendly and quick as well. The view is expansive and looks out over active airport operations which is always enjoyable.

This is a decent business class lounge in Madrid's MAD aiport. Checking in was simple and smooth…read moreand utilizing access via OneWorld's Emerald status gets you in free. The staff was friendly and answered some questions for me regarding my upcoming Iberia flight. The food was fresh and tasted good and they had a nice selection of items to eat and plenty of drinks.

Sala VIP Aena, Plaza Mayor Madrid, Spain…read more Food: The food was mostly sandwiched, salads, breads and cold cuts however including espresso machine, beer, wine and liquor Service: The receptionist at the front desk was friendly, courteous and kind. The wait staff was friendly and accommodating. Ambiance: A relaxed atmosphere where one can sleep, eat in a quiet setting, take advantage of the large business center or simply unwind while awaiting your next flight.

Beautiful large lounge with a few rooms equipped with couches, chairs and several tables…read more Served hot food and some cold bites Totally worth it!

So obviously this value proposition is mostly based on the assumption that you have access to a…read morecard that gets you in for free, which we did at the time, but don't anymore, and knew we were downgrading once we got back home... but assuming you got in for free as part of a membership to something else, it's a solid airport lounge, one of the better I'd been to. I was happy to see, given airport rules and the fact we were about to board a super long direct flight back to LAX, that despite it being mid-morning, all the drinks were out, by which I mean a decent number of pretty good looking Spanish wines, a decent handful of relatively mid-tier spirits, two amari, vermouth, cans of beer, as well as espresso from an auto-espresso-machine, and several juices. Everything you need to make a whole bunch of cocktails if you're that sort of nerd. (For good and bad, everything's pour-yourself. The upsides are obvious - the main downside was that they didn't have anything for measuring, you just had to pour by eye. That's fine though, I was just making them for myself :D.) Obviously being still mid-morning, I didn't have a chance to try *all* the wines (though one other benefit of being pour-yourself is that made it easy to pour a *small* amount of wine, if you did want to try a couple, which I did (pretty decent.) I was amused to note that the two amari and the vermouth were all classic Italian brands rather than Spanish, though. Also had a solid brandy Negroni and a great Giribaldi (orange juice and amaro :)). And an espresso by itself, which was just decent (decent enough for free, that's for sure.) There wasn't any line for it when we were there (again, mid-morning), either. Food-wise, at the time, there were a handful of different sandwiches, which were all fairly mediocre by themselves. They also had a diy selection of salami and cheese, with olive oil and vinegar. Put those together and you have much better sandwiches! There was plenty of space when we got there - and it was nice that it had a solid 2nd-floor view to outside that got plenty of natural light... even if it was a view of a parking lot, not the runway. If I were paying to get in, though, I dunno. Might still be worth it if we wanted to do a wine tasting while we were there... wine at an airport outside a lounge would be like 15+ bucks a glass. Maybe not mid-morning though. I already miss having a card that let me and my wife into places like that for free, and I haven't flown anywhere else yet since, lol.

I really liked it! So much space and friendly pwelcoming when I walked inside. I feel once I show…read moremy card I get treated well. Plethora of food options and great to unwind early before my flight! Love utilizing this space with Wi-Fi and clean restrooms! Attendants were actively cleaning and ensuring food was stocked. Thankful ! Highly recommend for other users that have access to priority pass.

Neat but small. Assortment of food and drinks is moderate. Anyway, it's better wait for your flight…read morehere than near your gate.

Pretty good for a Priority Pass lounge that is open 24 hours. This lounge per PP conditions is for…read more"Schengen flights only" so if you are flying direct back to the States from Madrid, I don't think you can get in with PP. We had a 6am flight out of Madrid to our connecting flight to Frankfurt prior to getting back to the States. It wasn't the easiest to find at the airport, we had to ask for help. Pros: fairly large with plenty of seating, great drinks selection, clean Semi-con: no hot food options for breakfast - only cold cuts, bread, pastries, fruit, yogurt, packaged cold sandwiches. This is typical Spain breakfast food so it is normal but I'm always sad when there isn't any hot foods available.

Pros: Huge lounge, lots of space, lots of seating. the beverage options are plentiful! self-serve…read morealcohol. restrooms are nice. Cons: We came in around 11am-ish and they had pastries out and cold cuts so they were still in breakfast. I was expecting to see eggs or something but they had no hot food options. I asked one of the staff when they would have hot food and she gave me the most stank look!! and grunted at me, HUHH?? w/the facial expression to match. She was so rude. I asked the question again in Spanish this time, and she rudely snapped at me and said (in Spanish) no hot food until 2PM! and stormed off. I later realized that I misunderstood her or maybe she didn't even know. But anyways, as I was serving myself the cold cuts, I accidentally put the tongs back in the wrong spot. This same rude grunty woman came up next to me, grabbed the tongs and literally SLAMMED them hard onto the tray and walked away. it made such a loud awful sound! As she walked away, I did not hold back and I yelled at her in Spanish, "WOW WHAT A RUDE WOMAN!!!" and other people looked up. She just kept walking. I had another opportunity to tell her again and yeah I did tell her. Not that I was looking for her, but she just happened to be in my path. They didn't do a good job of taking away dirty dishes from the seating areas. There were stacks of cups and plates and bowls, trash, and empty beer and water bottles everywhere. It looked really sloppy like the morning after a party. At about noon, they brought out some hot food items, and more dishes to stack. Dessert items were meh but there was only 2 options, a strawberry cheesecake and another, I can't remember. it wasn't memorable I guess. Wish there'd been more dessert options and hot food options for breakfast.

There was a lot of buffet bars within this lounge. However, first thing in the morning upon…read moresunrise, the sun hits everyone at every angle so it's hard to hide from blazing sunlight in your eyes. But the food was okay, nothing to write home about. It was pretty busy at around 9 am

I arrived early in the morning, and the lounge was spacious, but there was not enough staff. Plates…read morewere lying around, and there was only one person to clean, which was not welcoming.

Food great quality. A nice airport and definitely above the quality of everything in the USA. The…read morestaff are helpful and signs directions very clear Great ambiance. Could do with more phone charging stations or outlets. Great shopping

Bottom Line- the Madrid Airport lounges is generally worth the effort to get in, whether as…read moreprovided by your Business airline ticket, credit card or elite status. The benefits are truly there, from the basics like free Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, wide selection of beverages and fresh Spanish sandwiches with chorizo as well as a comfortable place to sit down. The staff was painfully Adminstrative and slow and it took us awhile to get in as the hostess did not understand that we had two passport premier attached yo two Amex. So, the space itself was a 4 or a 5 and services was a 2 or a 3 at best.

Solid Priority Pass Lounge in Madrid T4S. A real solid offering. Nothing extravagant, but it has…read morethe basics. The only gap is that they don't have any desks. But they do have two free conference rooms that can be used. Food offerings were also basic, but better than many basic lounges

This is a spacious lounge offering many variety of food and drinks. Simple sandwiches, fruit cup…read moreand yogurt are stocked up plentiful and then some hot dishes like pasta, tortilla and lasagna and simple salad. Not wow dishes but all were somewhat tasty. Wines of course and all different types of beverages. Then there is Nespresso machine for coffee (no cappuccino). Overall, I enjoyed my stay as it was quite, spacious and relaxing.

Love the vibe of this spot. All white and spongey looking furniture, kinda an Ibizan vibe in an…read moreairport. How whopper is that. The staff are all decked out and looking a little silly which must make them feel bad but made me feel good. I got a nice desert which Id go for again, all in all its above calming relaxing spot, perfect for a quick smug glass of wine.