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La Boutique (Priority Pass dining credit)

Main TerminalAirside near gates 20–29 (Priority Pass)

Priority Pass restaurant benefit, not a lounge: airside near gates 20–29 with a €23 bill credit per lounge visit. Seating can be refused when the restaurant is full — have a backup plan. Useful when Nivaria is crowded or you want a proper meal closer to the gate.

Access: Priority Pass

Hours: 06:00–19:00 daily (Priority Pass; restaurant may refuse when full)

Amenities: Priority Pass €23 dining credit (all menus per PP copy) · Alcoholic drinks available on the restaurant menu (programme-dependent)

Best for: Priority Pass holders whose Nivaria visit entitlement is better spent on a meal · Gates 20–29 departures wanting a plated meal instead of a lounge snack

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Sala VIP Nivaria

Main TerminalAirside departures pre-boarding after security (Aena: floor 1; Priority Pass: after security / passport control on floor 2 before Duty Free) — Schengen & non-Schengen

TFN’s passenger VIP lounge: airside on the departures pre-boarding level after security. Aena lists catering (special diets, gluten-free; kosher / halal noted), Wi-Fi, digital press, TV, work areas, nursing room, children’s area, terrace, PRM access and animals allowed — showers are not on Aena’s published amenity list. Aena walk-up (~€46 adult) is steep versus Priority Pass; still the clearest quiet seat when morning Iberia/Binter banks fill the terminal.

Access: Priority Pass · LoungeKey · DragonPass · Day pass · Business class ticket

Hours: Aena ES lounge page and live Priority Pass both 05:45–21:45 daily (14 Sep 2026)

Amenities: Catering / snacks and drinks (special diets; gluten-free; kosher/halal noted by Aena) · Soft drinks, coffee, and alcoholic drinks (programme-dependent) · Wi-Fi, flight information, digital press, TV, work areas · Terrace · Nursing room and children’s area · PRM accessible; animals allowed per Aena

Best for: Priority Pass holders escaping mainland-bank noise · Travellers who want a terrace seat before a MAD/BCN/LPA hop · Families needing a quieter wait when the hall is full of guagua arrivals

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Lounge & amenity notes

Lounge, food, and quiet-spot picks pulled from the markdown guide.

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Sala VIP Nivaria is the dedicated passenger VIP lounge: airside departures pre-boarding after security, serving Schengen and non-Schengen departures
Hours: Aena 05:15–21:15; Priority Pass often 05:45–21:45 — trust the door board
Aena amenity list includes reception, flight information, digital press, TV, Wi-Fi, work areas, catering, special diets (gluten-free; kosher/halal noted), nursing room, children’s area, terrace, PRM access, and animals allowed — no showers on Aena’s published list
Access paths: Priority Pass / LoungeKey / DragonPass, some airline contracts, or Aena VIP purchase (€45.95 / €21.25). Boarding pass required; Aena max scheduled stay 3 hours pre-departure
La Boutique is a Priority Pass dining credit (€23), not a lounge — near gates 20–29, 06:00–19:00
Food: landside options for a calmer sit-down; airside includes chains such as Burger King and Soho Coffee Co. on Aena’s shops directory plus grab-and-go that elongates in morning banks
Wi-Fi: connect to Airport Free Wifi Aena via the captive portal — fine for messaging and boarding passes
Families: standard Aena family facilities; Nivaria adds a children’s area and nursing room when you have access