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Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (photo: 2005-10). Cropped and branded by Lounge Frog; Public domain.

Madrid, Spain

MAD airport lounges

Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas

3.9

Amenities, from 15 metrics

Lounges
11 open
Terminals
5
Best rated
Sala VIP Cibeles
Airlines
35
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Lounges by terminal

11 lounges across 5 terminals, best-rated first.

Terminal 1

2 lounges

3.5amenities
Terminal 2

1 lounge

4.1amenities
Terminal 3

1 lounge

4.0amenities
Terminal 4

4 lounges

3.6amenities
Terminal 4S

3 lounges

3.9amenities

Nonstop from MAD

240 destinations on 79 airlines

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New routesUX Madrid to BarranquillaFrom Dec 18, 2026 · UX Madrid to DüsseldorfFrom Nov 30, 2026 · UX Madrid to San SalvadorFrom Dec 17, 2026 · IB Madrid to DohaFrom Mar 28, 2027 · V7 Madrid to MontpellierFrom Nov 6, 2026Seasonal · V7 Madrid to SantanderFrom Nov 6, 2026 · W6 Madrid to AradNew · W6 Madrid to BrașovFrom Dec 20, 2026 · W6 Madrid to LarnacaNew · W6 Madrid to NaplesFrom Dec 14, 2026 · W6 Madrid to RanónFrom Nov 4, 2026 · W6 Madrid to Palma de MallorcaFrom Nov 3, 2026 · W6 Madrid to PisaFrom Nov 3, 2026 · W6 Madrid to Santiago de CompostelaFrom Nov 3, 2026 · W6 Madrid to TurinNew

Route sources (including Wikipedia fallback): Aegean Airlines ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Aer Lingus ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Air Algérie ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026), Air Arabia ↗ (checked Oct 27, 2026) and 103 more.

Routes from MAD: every nonstop, by airline and country →Routes from MAD on Seats Frog, with each airline's seat maps

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Amenity ratings

How the whole airport handles you: security, bags, immigration, getting between terminals. Each scored 1–5; the overall is their average.

Security speed
5
Check-in & bag drop
4
Baggage delivery
3
Immigration & customs
3
Signage & wayfinding
5
Terminal transfers
3
Ground transport
3
Cleanliness
5
Food & drink
3
Shopping
5
Wi-Fi
3
Seating
4
Restrooms
4
Accessibility
4
On-time departures
5
What a 5 means for each metric
Security speed
through the checkpoint in minutes, even at peak
Check-in & bag drop
short lines, plenty of kiosks, quick bag drop
Baggage delivery
bags on the belt by the time you reach it
Immigration & customs
fast lanes, e-gates, no hour-long queues
Signage & wayfinding
clear signs, easy to find your gate
Terminal transfers
quick train or walk between terminals, airside
Ground transport
rail link, easy taxis and rideshare pickup
Cleanliness
spotless floors, restrooms, and seating
Food & drink
real restaurants and good coffee, not just kiosks
Shopping
useful shops, not only duty-free perfume
Wi-Fi
free, fast, no captive-portal hassle
Seating
comfortable seats with power, easy to find
Restrooms
clean, plentiful, never a queue
Accessibility
step-free routes, help easy to find
On-time departures
flights rarely delayed by the airport itself

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Quick answers

How many lounges are there at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas?

Lounge Frog lists 11 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD) across 5 terminals: 2 in Terminal 1, 1 in Terminal 2, 1 in Terminal 3, 4 in Terminal 4 and 3 in Terminal 4S.

Which lounges at MAD can I use with DragonPass?

Lounge Frog lists 6 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route through DragonPass: Sala VIP Cibeles (Terminal 1), Sala VIP Gran Vía (Terminal 4S), Sala VIP Neptuno (Terminal 4S), Sala VIP Plaza Mayor (Terminal 4), Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá (Terminal 2) and Sala VIP Puerta del Sol (Terminal 3). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at MAD can I use with LoungeKey?

Lounge Frog lists 6 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route through LoungeKey: Sala VIP Cibeles (Terminal 1), Sala VIP Gran Vía (Terminal 4S), Sala VIP Neptuno (Terminal 4S), Sala VIP Plaza Mayor (Terminal 4), Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá (Terminal 2) and Sala VIP Puerta del Sol (Terminal 3). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at MAD can I use with Priority Pass?

Lounge Frog lists 5 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route through Priority Pass: Sala VIP Cibeles (Terminal 1), Sala VIP Neptuno (Terminal 4S), Sala VIP Plaza Mayor (Terminal 4; PP lists 05:00-22:00), Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá (Terminal 2) and Sala VIP Puerta del Sol (Terminal 3; PP lists 05:00-19:00). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at MAD can I use with oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access?

Lounge Frog lists 3 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route through oneworld Sapphire/Emerald Lounge Access: Iberia Emerald Lounge Sorolla (Terminal 4; oneworld Emerald only (not Sapphire); Iberia Platino/Infinita/Singular also admitted), Iberia Premium Lounge Dalí (Terminal 4) and Iberia Premium Lounge Velázquez (Terminal 4S). Eligibility depends on status tier, cabin, flight and the lounge’s rules; membership alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at MAD can I access with the OCBC VOYAGE Card?

Lounge Frog lists 6 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route associated with the OCBC VOYAGE Card: Sala VIP Cibeles (Terminal 1; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.), Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá (Terminal 2; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.), Sala VIP Puerta del Sol (Terminal 3; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.), Sala VIP Plaza Mayor (Terminal 4; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.), Sala VIP Neptuno (Terminal 4S; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.) and Sala VIP Gran Vía (Terminal 4S; DragonPass: Unlimited visits for the principal cardmember; supplementary cardmembers get 2 visits.). Enrollment, flight, guest and capacity restrictions apply; the card alone does not guarantee entry.

Which lounges at MAD can I access with the Axis Bank Magnus?

Lounge Frog lists 5 lounges at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas with an access route associated with the Axis Bank Magnus: Sala VIP Cibeles (Terminal 1; Priority Pass: Unlimited international visits; 4 free guest visits per card year.), Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá (Terminal 2; Priority Pass: Unlimited international visits; 4 free guest visits per card year.), Sala VIP Puerta del Sol (Terminal 3; Priority Pass: Unlimited international visits; 4 free guest visits per card year.; PP lists 05:00-19:00), Sala VIP Plaza Mayor (Terminal 4; Priority Pass: Unlimited international visits; 4 free guest visits per card year.; PP lists 05:00-22:00) and Sala VIP Neptuno (Terminal 4S; Priority Pass: Unlimited international visits; 4 free guest visits per card year.). Enrollment, flight, guest and capacity restrictions apply; the card alone does not guarantee entry.

What is the best lounge at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas?

The highest-rated lounge at MAD on Lounge Frog is Iberia Premium Lounge Dalí in Terminal 4, at 4.7 out of 5.

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