Had 5 hours layover in Sao paulo and decided to try this lounge as I am United platinum and I have…read morefree access to star alliance lounges. There were plenty of quiet and beautiful spaces to sit and relax. The food options were also pretty good. I decided to take shower so I can relax during the flight. You have to ask for keys from front desk but the showers were pretty big and clean. I would highly recommend this lounge if you have layover in Sao Paulo!

Gorgeous lounge, few people. Small section of food and beverages served to you for safety. It was…read morevery early in the morning but they had the coffee, juice and water I needed before my flight

Lovely, classy lounge with great food options, wine options, and ample seating for guests. I had…read morethe fortunate opportunity to visit the LATAM lounge a few times when flying back to the US with Delta (who operates mostly red eyes from GRU). The times when I visited the lounge, it was fairly packed with many noisy American folks heading back to Atlanta, NYC, or Boston on Delta. Despite the apparent chit chatter, I was still able to enjoy my time here. Access to the LATAM lounge can be have any substantial status with LATAM or Delta. For Delta members, if you're Gold or higher and flying either DL or LA internationally, you get access. There's also an option to pay to enter if you don't have status. I believe there's other ways to get in (DragonPass for example), but I am not too sure of those specifics since it didn't apply to me. Most recently, they served one of my favorite dishes- seafood moqueca! It was tasty and reminded me of how I cook mine - with the right amount of umami, dende oil, coconut flavor, and hint of sour from lime. A pretty excellent execution on one of my favorite Brazilian dishes! The shower facilities are also nice. There's quite a few shower stalls... but usually there is a wait, so make sure to put your name on the list for a shower when you check-in up in front. Hope to be back here again next time I'm in São Paulo!

A pretty good lounge for LATAM airlines…read more Despite how crowded it gets, there is enough crowd flow coming in and out. For bathroom, its single stall with a full sink inside each stall. There is a shower, but you will have to ask staff members to use it. For the bar, the bartender isn't always around so you will have to wait. They have kids coloring books! Good air quality/indoor circulation!

Happy to see this airline lounge as a part of the Priority Pass network. The space is modern and…read moreupdated. The buffet had a variety of items and there is self service champagne - yay! It is crowded - there were alot of people at the time of our visit on an evening in March. Happily this lounge also has shower facilities. I accessed this lounge via my Priority Pass membership via Amex Platinum card.

Needs updating and modernizing. It is decent sized though the 3 Delta flights each night stretch…read moreit to the limit. 3 stars for food, 2 stars on drinks, 4 stars for just existing, 2 stars on bathrooms. 3 stars overall.

First time to this lounge. Check-in process was pretty easy. It seems like it may have been a…read morewhile since someone brought a guest and they guy at the front got us pretty quick. Lounge was crowded but no wait and we found a seat pretty quickly. Drink selection was much more limited then the clubs in the US but what they did have as good. The pour your own wine / get your own beer was nice. The bartenders, as well as all the staff, were friendly and could make some nice drinks. The food was meh. I did find it quite strange that several people wouldn't use the tongs and would just grab food.

Service is terrible, they made me come when I was within 3 hours of my departure...their logic is…read morethe if you need the lounge because you have a long layover you cannot use their facility..... very rude individuals that shoul find jobs in a different industry. I ended stay staying at the Latam lounge, which is, by the way, much much better, I came back just to check the Centurion lounge to understand why they thought they were such a big deal and honestly if you are in this situation in the Guarulhos airport just go directly to the Latam lounge, again!! much better

They had coffee and all foods I needed except fresh fruit. (Go to W Premium Lounge downstairs for…read morefresh fruit and bigger seating-- but they don't have coffee!)

Our flight had a layover here in San Paolo , this is a very big airport, we had enough time to find…read morea bar & relax for a bit before our connecting flight to Rio. We had some Brazilian beer & cheese bread, bread was so tasty & the beers really hit the spot after the long travel. There were plenty of options for food & shopping, my only complain would be having the Latam lounge closer it was like all the way on the opposite side & since our time was limited we just couldn't waste the time looking for it. Overall decent airport with plenty of options.

Very clean airport, lots of public seating areas, lots and lots of lounges and food options, as…read morewell as an airport hotel literally inside the hotel. Pretty chill and ideal for connections

Yelp Review 2025 #203:…read more I actually like this domestic airport than the major international and domestic airport in São Paulo. It's closer to the city especially the Vila Olimpia/ Paulista area. It's smaller but seemed more organized compared to São Paulo's other airport. There's a food court, some shops, and restaurants. It's easy to navigate. The elevator wasn't working when I was here but they have an inclined walkway instead of stairs so you can easily go down to exit the airport with luggage. Uber is easy to get. They have dedicated waiting areas for Uber with electrical outlets and seats.

Chaotic and very busy for such a small airport. Ride shares on the way out may be a bit lore…read moredifficult with longer wait times. I'd recommend a taxi if you don't mind spending a bit more. Traffic around the airport, and São Paulo in general, can be a nightmare so plan accordingly. The location closer to our hotel was the key factor in us flying here from Salvador. Short run way, scrapping tops of buildings on the landing, and disembarking on the runway were all just added bonuses.