The 9 best lounges at Miami International in 2026

Miami International is really three airports under one roof. The North Terminal is Concourse D, American's hub, with its own Skytrain and the airport's best lounges. The Central Terminal holds Concourses E, F and G, where British Airways and Turkish Airlines keep their rooms. The South Terminal is Concourses H and J, home to Delta, LATAM, Avianca and the 24-hour lounges that Priority Pass members rely on. A connector joins D to E, so American flyers can reach the E lounges on foot. The walk from D to J is long, though, so check your gate before you commit.

Ratings are Lounge Frog overall scores out of 5, and ties are listed alphabetically.

1. American Airlines Flagship Lounge

The American Airlines Flagship Lounge scores 4.9, the highest mark in Miami. It is across from gate D30, one level up, and shares an entrance with the D30 Admirals Club. Inside you get a craft cocktail bar, six showers and room for about 250 people. Hours run from 5 in the morning to 10:30 at night. Flagship Business and First passengers get in, along with oneworld Emerald and Sapphire elites on a qualifying flight. Emeralds can bring one guest. American has also opened Flagship Dining to business class passengers here.

2. Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse H/J)

The Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse H/J) scores 4.7 and is the best lounge in Miami that a Priority Pass can open. It is on level 3 of the South Terminal, reached by an elevator lobby midway along the connector between Concourses H and J. The lounge never closes, has two showers and a full bar, and seats about 100. Priority Pass, LoungeKey and Diners Club members can bring unlimited guests and enter up to three hours before departure.

3. LATAM VIP Lounge

The LATAM VIP Lounge also scores 4.7. It sits on the upper level of Concourse J opposite gates J4 to J6, with two showers and a self-serve bar. Hours track the South America departure banks, opening at 5:30 on Mondays and Saturdays and 6:30 on most other days, then running to 1 in the morning. LATAM Premium Business passengers and LATAM Pass Black members get in, as do Delta Gold, Platinum and Diamond elites flying LATAM. It is not a Priority Pass lounge, but a day pass costs about $60.

4. American Airlines Admirals Club (D30)

The American Airlines Admirals Club (D30) scores 4.6 and shares the Flagship Lounge entrance across from gate D30. It has a full bar, two showers and about 250 seats, with the same hours as the Flagship Lounge. Members can bring immediate family or two guests. Day passes are sold with a same-day American or oneworld ticket.

5. British Airways Lounge

The British Airways Lounge opened in 2025 and already scores 4.6. It is on level 4 of the Concourse E satellite, above gates E20 to E33, with a full bar, two showers and room for about 220. Hours are 1 in the afternoon to 11 at night, built around the London departures. Business class passengers enter without guests, while Executive Club Silver and Gold and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald elites can bring one.

6. The Centurion Lounge

The Centurion Lounge scores 4.6 and is the largest lounge on this list at about 300 seats. It is on level 4 of Concourse D near gate D12, with a craft cocktail bar and four showers. Hours are 5 in the morning to 10 at night. Platinum and Business Platinum cardholders pay $50 per guest unless they spend $75,000 a year. Since July 8, 2026, guests must be on the same flight as the cardmember, and connecting passengers can enter up to five hours before departure.

7. Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse E)

The older Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse E) scores 4.0. It is on level 2 of the Central Terminal, up the escalator on the left just past security, or straight ahead if you arrive through the D-E connector. There are two showers, a full bar and about 120 seats. Hours are 5 in the morning to 10 at night. Priority Pass members get a three-hour stay. The H/J lounge is the better of the two, so make the walk if you have time.

8. Delta Sky Club

The Delta Sky Club scores 3.8 after a 2024 expansion. It is on the upper level of the H/J connector, just left of the Concourse H checkpoint, with a full bar, two showers and about 300 seats. Hours are 4:45 in the morning to 9:30 at night. Guest rules match Delta's other clubs: two guests at $50 each.

9. Avianca and TAP Portugal VIP Lounge

The Avianca and TAP Portugal VIP Lounge scores 3.0 but earns its place by staying open around the clock. It is near gate J6, one level up, with beer and wine only and no showers. Priority Pass is accepted, and a day pass costs about $48. It is a backup for a late South Terminal departure, not a destination.

Where to look next

See every Miami lounge ranked at the best lounges at MIA, browse the concourses on the Miami International airport page, and read how we score on the methodology page. Two lounges were left out for lack of a photo. The Admirals Club at D15 scores 4.7 and would have placed second, and the Lufthansa Business Lounge in Concourse J scores 2.5.