Yelp Review 2026 #242:…read more Latam's biggest airport lounge located in SCL (Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport). It is divided into 3 lounges depending on credit card status/ ticket status: Signature Lounge: For Black Signature and Black LATAM Pass members or passengers flying LATAM Premium Business cabin. You cannot pay for access to this lounge. Premium Lounge: For Platinum LATAM Pass members or if you fly in the LATAM Premium Economy cabin on your next trip. WorldMember Lounge: You can enjoy this area if you are a WorldMember or WorldMember Limited Santander. I had access to the Signature Lounge which is a big lounge and is divided into many sections. You can always find a seat because they have plenty. Buffet style food. They have lots of options: salads, fresh fruits, desserts, pasta, steak, beef tataki, breads, cheeses, cured meats, veggies, soups, chicken, fish, sandwiches, lots of drinks (sodas, juice, water, alcohol, coffee, tea). The food was good. Most lounges skimp out on the proteins. The Signature Lounge does not. I got 2 filet medallions, stuffed cannelloni, chocolate mouse, fruits since I only had 30 minutes before I had to board my flight. They have showers, quiet rooms with recliners, sleeping areas, lockers, open bar. Power outlets at every seat/ table. There is no bad seat at this lounge. Not far from my boarding gate. Definitely in my top 5 favorite lounges in the world.

We had our choice of the Delta or the Latam lounge. We'd heard good reviews about this lounge and…read moreon our next leg we'll be hitting the Delta Centurion Lounge. Not at all crowded - huge bonus, plenty of comfortable seating. Full bar and quality food items to pick from. Didn't check out the showers and napping faculties as we'd just come from the hotel. Staff were polite and helpful, speaking both Spanish and English.

Within domestic terminal of Santiago Airport, there is a surprising abundance of lounges. On top of…read moreit, there are 5+ lounges that accept priority pass. I've had an opportunity to try a couple of them and "The Lounge" is not one I would recommend for a few reasons. While the space is fairly long and looks decent from a design standpoint, it is very poorly kept up. Quite dirty all around. They're tables with broken glass that have not been removed and many others that have dirty plates and glassware just sitting there. When it comes to food selections, the sadness continues. The chicken that's plated in the lounge is very tough and tasteless, it just looks sad before even having to taste it. A couple desserts also, but generally just nothing to eat. Thus, had to leave it almost right upon entering. There is a lack of bottled water at the lounge as well, which is very useful for taking on the airplane. On the plus side, there is a cozy little bar area with some decent selections. That's probably the only positive I can find about the place, but generally, not a lounge I would recommend. Ps. Due to the confusingly generic name of this lounge, there seems to be some confusion and many of the photos on Yelp are actually of a different lounge.

Nothing fancy here; it's a pretty small lounge given that it's in an international departure area…read more Delta and a Chilean bank have lounges nearby as well, which, from the outside, look much nicer. However, your basic needs are met here: free wifi, comfy, quiet seating, and a decent spread consisting of hot and cold dishes to keep you full. There's a small little business area with printer, and DirecTV. No shower facilities, but the bathrooms are large and clean.

This is simply 5 stars because it's the best of the bunch. I went to the other Priority Pass…read morelounges as well as the American Airlines lounge in the Santiago airport and this one is by far the best. The food selection is far superior to the others--there were several platters of pretty decent cold cuts (including smoked salmon) and cheese, platters of small sandwiches, hot soup, salad, fruit, and an assortment of decent desserts and beverages. The attending service person kept everything fully stocked and fairly fresh. Cleanliness is also much better overall. The lounge is fairly new and brightly lit---unlike the dingy, dark atmosphere of the others. It also does not smell! The other Salon lounges I've been in had musty, smoky smells like no one had cracked a window in months. Power outlets are everywhere, but bring a converter. Wifi speeds are pretty good. Go to this lounge with your Priority Pass. It's not fair that you'd get charged the same as the others.

Pretty lame excuse for a Star Alliance lounge. Wouldn't trust the food, most of the drinks not…read morecold and no ice available. Seating hoofed by sleepers. Staff wouldn't do anything.

Permanently closed. The pictures from 2015 were what the old lounge looked like before the airport…read moreremodel

These VIP lounges are a lifesaver on long international flights where getting to the airport 'on…read moretime' means hanging in an airport for many hours, especially with disgruntled children. This Club was very close to our terminal, so my husband, children and I went there. Although it was small and lacked many amenities, we didn't have too many choices with due to some renovation issues with some of the other Clubs. The entrance is one single door adjacent to a check-in table. Anyone standing at this table to check in or purchase then leaves very little room for anyone to enter or exit the Club. Since there is only one person at this check-in, it took a long time to enter. There are no bathrooms, which was particularly annoying. The only amenities here are wi-fi, a self-serve buffet, a single tv, lounge chairs and regular tables and chairs. This Club was aesthetically pleasing to the eye with large woven baskets on the wall. It was definitely clean and calming. Since it was so small, there were hardly any people present, but this Club is definitely not child friendly. There were no even remotely child friendly spaces, so we made do with a table and chairs at first and then a row of lounge chairs which formed a little private area. Unfortunately, the only table for this little row was tiny, low and bolted to the ground, thus allowing for very little use. However, I definitely preferred having my kids eat here than being stuck in a restaurant. At the very least, I could feed them tiny bits of different items instead of having to commit to one dish each. We could also linger and move around in a way that we would not have been able to do in a restaurant. I also managed to repack my carry-ons in some of the lounge chairs and use the wifi to let my older son watch Netflix. The self-serve buffet had interesting choices. A not-too-sweet just-pulped-looking peach juice was a treat. I ate a ton of mostly vegetarian looking sushi until the tray was empty. There was some type of meat in a pot, a soup, some carrot-souffle/quiche, a couple types of hummus, cut up raw veggies, bowls of olives and nuts, some pasta salad with veggies, some ham and cheese sandwiches on wheat bread that were hard to the touch from being left out so long, some little rolls with chicken salad inside, and a few other things. There was definitely enough to please all the members of my family, and the items I wasn't into were easily consumed by my kids and husband. The desserts were pretty unappealing. There was at least 3 different types of Jello with whipped cream and syrup on top, some bitter-tasting bread puddings and a flavorless brownie. There was also a pound cake and one type of cookie. A bowl of fruit was a nice touch except that the pears were unedibly unripe. There was no cold milk or creamer here, only hot foamed milk; therefore, I could not drink the coffee, because it never left a burning temperature before we had to leave! If anyone reads this, please consider adding some milk/creamer to your half-empty beverage fridge! At this Club, we cleared our own tables and left them on rolling trays. A band of older white dudes sat down next to our table with some alcohol and began telling some pretty lewd jokes and stories. We moved away from them, but they did not stay long.

Per the front desk this is a temporary location as their permanent location is still being built. I…read morethought the space was ok, a little small but functional. They were lacking in breakfast items. Not much to choose from. I still appreciate the fact I had a place to relax before my flight. It was pretty busy at 5am.

When I have time to wait before my flight, I usually head to On time lounge near Gate 26 in the…read moreSantiago Airport. The coffee is better and the wait shorter in comparison with Starbucks (which has horrible coffee). They also have scrambled eggs, sandwiches, salads and drinks. Another plus is their internet connection is much faster than Starbuck's as well.

This lounge closed when they redid the airport. There is no longer an American Airlines lounge. AA…read moredoes have and arrangement with the 4 Prime Class lounges in T2.

It's a very small Sky Club. Probably around the same size as Nashville. But it gets the job done…read moreand all Sky Team business/first class fliers can use the club. Self-service beers and wines and spirits including an interesting Campanario Sour that was quite nice to smooth off the edges of the travel before boarding my flight. One hot soup available and several different kinds of sandwiches and salty snacks. I did notice one dude grabbing crackers with his hands so that turned me right off that. Staff was super awesome and very friendly. Not much for comfy seating though and the "Quiet Area" is a single work carrel at the back that was too close to the bathrooms. Certainly no where that you could get a short nap before flying. Wifi was okay but it died after around two hours of good surfing.

When your flight home is a redeye that departs close to midnight, having a lounge to fuel up and…read morefill up (your WATER bottle, of course!) is just the ticket. This Sky Club is shared by many Sky Team members, primarily LatAm. It is fairly spacious even at this 'rush hour' before those late departing flights. Seating is quite comfortable, with several different options. The bar is on the right as you go in - self-serve, and amply replenished the time that we were there; as long as they have Campari, I'm satisfied with the quality. Seriously ... they featured a lot of Chilean wines, as you can imagine, along with beers and hard liquor. Food is one big self-serve buffet, on top of which you can use your phone to order some hot items from a menu. No complaints, really, other than the dearth of desserts other than cookies, but I'll be saving my 5* ratings for more out-standing lounges like the Delta One at JFK or the better Centurion and Sky Club ones. Oh, and the water? Forget it - they made me dump it out before boarding!

This is a sweet little wine bar inside the Santiago Airport, international terminal…read more They have a nice wine list, but it is not completely accurate. For example, the list said the Carmenere was a 2015 vintage, but it was actually a 2018. It was good, just young and pretty sweet. I was warned that the empanada (cheese and mushroom) was going to take a little while (the kitchen is not connected to the wine bar, so they have to go and fetch it), which was no problem since I was not in a rush (amazing, I know, since I'm always running behind). Imagine my surprise when the empanada arrived piping hot, presented on a fancy slate tray with utensils! I didn't know you could eat them with a fork and knife! (Empanadas are notoriously street food so you're lucky if they come wrapped in a paper towel.) All in all, this is a nice spot in the middle of the airport, where, if you're going to pay for food rather than sit in a lounge, you will not be disappointed.

Glad to have found this place after almost taking a table at Ruby Tuesday. Baked empanadas were…read moregood and the place was classy and quieter than the food court. Had a good selection of Chilean beer and wine.