LPBUpdated March 25, 2024

Lounges, facilities and services at La Paz airport

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VIP lounges at LPB

Which VIP lounges are at La Paz airport (LPB), where they are and how to get in. See also the airport guide for general information.

The Lounge VIP - Located at the end of the International Departures Hall, next to gate 2, and open according to flight schedules. Maximum stay is 4 hours. Air conditioning, newspapers and magazines, telephones, Wi-Fi, TV, snacks, beverages. Access: with Priority Pass or Diners Club membership.

The Lounge VIP - In the domestic pre-boarding area, on the second floor, in front of gate 9. Open from 6:30 am to 9:00 pm. Maximum stay: 4 hours. Air conditioning, newspapers and magazines, telephones, Wi-Fi, TV, snacks, beverages. Access: with Priority Pass or Diners Club membership.

Opening hours and access conditions can change at any time. Check with the lounge before you go.

Lounge access with Priority Pass

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Facilities and services

The airport has ATMs, currency exchange (9:00 am to 6:00 pm), power outlets for electrical devices and free Wi-Fi access.

Food and Drinks

There is a restaurant in the main hall and cafeterias in the domestic and international pre-boarding areas. Juan Valdez and Boarding Bar, in the Domestic Departures Hall, are open 24 hours a day.

Shopping

In the international pre-boarding area, there are duty-free stores, as well as handicrafts, candies, jewelry, books, magazines, liquor stores.

Baggage

Left-luggage service next to the entrance to the main hall. The lost and found office is located in the baggage claim area.

Other Services

Travel agencies, medical service, pharmacy.

How to get into a lounge

  1. Lounge membership: programs like Priority Pass give access to independent lounges in many airports, for an annual fee or per visit.
  2. Credit cards: some premium cards include lounge visits. Check whether your card covers the lounges at LPB and how many guests you can bring.
  3. Ticket or status: business and first class tickets, and frequent flyer status with an airline or its alliance, usually give access to the airline's lounges.
  4. Day pass: many lounges sell entry at the door when there is space. Prices and rules vary.

Long layover? See hotels and overnight stay. Need help moving around the airport? See special assistance at LPB.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a lounge at La Paz airport (LPB) without a business class ticket?

Usually yes: many lounges accept lounge memberships such as Priority Pass, some premium credit cards, airline status or a paid day pass at the door. Each lounge sets its own rules, so check the conditions of the one you want to use.

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