A useful airline lounge for eligible Avianca and Star Alliance customers, but not a general walk-in alternative.
Avianca's Sala VIP is Terminal 1's Avianca-focused lounge for qualifying passengers and status holders.
It makes most sense when your Avianca or Star Alliance entitlement already grants entry; verify the airline's itinerary-specific rules before relying on it.
Last verified Jul 11, 2026
Best for eligible American Airlines and oneworld travelers rather than as a general-purpose paid lounge.
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A cardholder-focused Terminal 1 lounge that is worth using when eligible, subject to its admission and capacity rules.
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A targeted option for eligible Lufthansa and Star Alliance premium travelers, not a lounge to seek out without qualifying access.
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This is a Priority Pass venue with an extra-charge condition, so confirm the current charge before choosing it over a conventional lounge.
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A useful independent lounge if you have included access, but it can be busy at peak international-bank times.
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The straightforward choice for qualifying United and Star Alliance passengers departing Terminal 1.
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The better-fit Aeroméxico option for eligible international Terminal 2 passengers, particularly on a longer wait.
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The relevant Aeroméxico lounge for eligible domestic Terminal 2 departures, with usefulness depending on departure-bank crowding.
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A practical Terminal 2 independent lounge, especially with included card access, though service levels can vary with crowding.
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