Primeclass Metropolis Lounge
Santiago Arturo Merino Benítez International · Santiago
Guide by Lounge Frog
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At a glance
One of seven lounges in Terminal 2, and the lowest-rated of them. A transit refuge lounge with enough quiet for a read or a nap, food worth planning a meal around, and showers worth building a layover around — though the Wi-Fi and power can't be relied on and anyone with a day pass can get in. It seats around 60, pours beer and wine, and has two shower suites to freshen up in. Fine for a layover, not a reason to plan one. Recorded access options include DragonPass — Landside on the arrivals floor, built for international-to-domestic connections. Entry conditions and availability apply.
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How it worksWho gets in
Check the program, card, flight and guest conditions before relying on entry.
Cards that get you in: Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege, Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege, Passport Visa Infinite+, VOYAGE Card.
Entry and guest policy
Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass members: guests per the card's allowance (usually $35 each). Walk-up day passes sold when space allows.
Location & opening hours
Santiago Arturo Merino Benítez International · Terminal 2
- Opening hours
- Hours not confirmed
- Local time · America/Santiago
Editorial ratings
15 of 15 metrics scored. The score is the average of the rated metrics; unrated areas are not included.
What a 5 means for each metric
- Seating & comfort
- plenty of comfortable seats, easy to find one
- Quiet
- calm enough to work, read, or nap
- Space
- never feels packed, even at peak
- Food
- real meals, fresh and varied
- Drinks & bar
- good pours, real selection, no nickel-and-diming
- Coffee
- barista-made, not a push-button machine
- Wi-Fi
- fast and reliable for video calls
- Power outlets
- an outlet at every seat
- Workspace
- desks, quiet rooms, phone booths
- Showers
- clean, available without a long wait
- Restrooms
- clean, plentiful, well kept
- Cleanliness
- tables bussed fast, nothing sticky
- Staff & service
- attentive, friendly, quick
- Views & light
- tarmac views, natural light
- Exclusivity
- premium-cabin or invitation only; no day passes or lounge networks
Quick answers
Who can get into Primeclass Metropolis Lounge?
Primeclass Metropolis Lounge lists access through DragonPass (Landside on the arrivals floor, built for international-to-domestic connections). Entry depends on the program's eligibility rules and lounge availability. Priority Pass, LoungeKey and DragonPass members: guests per the card's allowance (usually $35 each). Walk-up day passes sold when space allows.
Where is Primeclass Metropolis Lounge?
Primeclass Metropolis Lounge is in Terminal 2 at Santiago Arturo Merino Benítez International (SCL).
Does Primeclass Metropolis Lounge have showers and a bar?
Primeclass Metropolis Lounge has 2 shower suites, beer and wine and seating for about 60.
How good is Primeclass Metropolis Lounge?
Lounge Frog rates Primeclass Metropolis Lounge 3.4 out of 5 overall, the average of 15 editorial metrics such as food, drinks, seating and quiet.
Other lounges in Terminal 2
6 more at SCL. Entry eligibility varies by lounge.
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- Primeclass Isla de Pascua Loungequiet Rapa Nui4.715 scored metrics
- LATAM VIP Loungeexpansive polished4.515 scored metrics
- Primeclass Patagonia Loungerugged cozy4.515 scored metrics
- SkyTeam Loungesleek Andean4.415 scored metrics
- Primeclass Lagos Loungelakeside calm4.315 scored metrics
Traveller reviews
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