We had our choice of the Delta or the Latam lounge. We'd heard good reviews about this lounge and…read moreon our next leg we'll be hitting the Delta Centurion Lounge. Not at all crowded - huge bonus, plenty of comfortable seating. Full bar and quality food items to pick from. Didn't check out the showers and napping faculties as we'd just come from the hotel. Staff were polite and helpful, speaking both Spanish and English.

It is a fairly new business class lounge but the whole atmosphere is pretty gloomy…read more The food choices are limited and everything is left for long periods of time leading to dry items. The wine choices are limited which is surprising in the country of great wineries. The showers are clean but old . In summary, if you are stuck , i guess you have no other choices than sit in this lounge as I am pretty sure it is the only lounge in this airport.

The food here is really not good quality. But you do get 3 complimentary alcoholic beverages, which…read morein reality is as many as you want because they don't keep track at all. The WiFi network and password are on display and it works just fine. Dining seating is a little awkward. The cheap tables sit up high but you sink into the leather sofas so you kind of have to reach up to eat. I'm also not a fan of the steel dividers which attempt to create order in the seating. Access with your Priority Pass.

I chilled out in this lounge for three hours in between flights. It is reasonably spacious and has…read moredifferent seating in the bar/dining area v. the casual area, plus a "Silencio Total" resting room--which is great! I haven't seen those in many lounges. The food selection is minimal--some small sandwiches that I am 99.9% certain came out of plastic wrap, peanuts, dry cereal, and a few other things. I ate outside the lounge and then came in. They do have a full bar, though, and the bartender was really chatty and friendly. Actually, he really made the whole experience of the lounge. He is clearly a master of his craft, both in terms of style and depth of drinks (with bitters, fresh herbs, etc.). It was fun just watching him make drinks for other people! Each one was made with expertise and care. Note that all drinks are complimentary. The Wi-Fi is functional but slow, so don't plan on doing anything intense. That includes streaming music because I was trying to play Spotify and the connection was so sketchy that I just turned my headphones off. There are outlets at each of the seats, even the ones near the bar, but note that they have only one USB connection (for any device) and then the two actual outlets are the Chilean-style plugs, so you'll need an adapter for those. They are doing a bunch of drilling and small construction projects right now...like while people are in the lounge...so that's a bit strange, but it's not terribly bothersome with good headphones. This lounge could use some upgrades but is pretty solid in the grand scheme of things. They do have a pancake machine and a few other touches that make the food selection better, and they bring out fresher things toward 6 PM. Even if you don't drink, go to the bar! I'm upgrading this review to 4 stars after having walked around the lounge and gone to the bar again.

This is simply 5 stars because it's the best of the bunch. I went to the other Priority Pass…read morelounges as well as the American Airlines lounge in the Santiago airport and this one is by far the best. The food selection is far superior to the others--there were several platters of pretty decent cold cuts (including smoked salmon) and cheese, platters of small sandwiches, hot soup, salad, fruit, and an assortment of decent desserts and beverages. The attending service person kept everything fully stocked and fairly fresh. Cleanliness is also much better overall. The lounge is fairly new and brightly lit---unlike the dingy, dark atmosphere of the others. It also does not smell! The other Salon lounges I've been in had musty, smoky smells like no one had cracked a window in months. Power outlets are everywhere, but bring a converter. Wifi speeds are pretty good. Go to this lounge with your Priority Pass. It's not fair that you'd get charged the same as the others.

Pretty lame excuse for a Star Alliance lounge. Wouldn't trust the food, most of the drinks not…read morecold and no ice available. Seating hoofed by sleepers. Staff wouldn't do anything.

Permanently closed. The pictures from 2015 were what the old lounge looked like before the airport…read moreremodel

Per the front desk this is a temporary location as their permanent location is still being built. I…read morethought the space was ok, a little small but functional. They were lacking in breakfast items. Not much to choose from. I still appreciate the fact I had a place to relax before my flight. It was pretty busy at 5am.

Worst priority lounge ever. Very disorganized. No one to clean up and a lot of empty tables or…read moredirty tables but the line outside gets very long. Don't waste your time.

When I have time to wait before my flight, I usually head to On time lounge near Gate 26 in the…read moreSantiago Airport. The coffee is better and the wait shorter in comparison with Starbucks (which has horrible coffee). They also have scrambled eggs, sandwiches, salads and drinks. Another plus is their internet connection is much faster than Starbuck's as well.

This lounge closed when they redid the airport. There is no longer an American Airlines lounge. AA…read moredoes have and arrangement with the 4 Prime Class lounges in T2.

When your flight home is a redeye that departs close to midnight, having a lounge to fuel up and…read morefill up (your WATER bottle, of course!) is just the ticket. This Sky Club is shared by many Sky Team members, primarily LatAm. It is fairly spacious even at this 'rush hour' before those late departing flights. Seating is quite comfortable, with several different options. The bar is on the right as you go in - self-serve, and amply replenished the time that we were there; as long as they have Campari, I'm satisfied with the quality. Seriously ... they featured a lot of Chilean wines, as you can imagine, along with beers and hard liquor. Food is one big self-serve buffet, on top of which you can use your phone to order some hot items from a menu. No complaints, really, other than the dearth of desserts other than cookies, but I'll be saving my 5* ratings for more out-standing lounges like the Delta One at JFK or the better Centurion and Sky Club ones. Oh, and the water? Forget it - they made me dump it out before boarding!

Santiago Delta Sky Lounge turns away weary, Million Miler with Diamond status due to carrier being…read moreLatam despite the purchase of tickets being through a Delta agent.

This is a sweet little wine bar inside the Santiago Airport, international terminal…read more They have a nice wine list, but it is not completely accurate. For example, the list said the Carmenere was a 2015 vintage, but it was actually a 2018. It was good, just young and pretty sweet. I was warned that the empanada (cheese and mushroom) was going to take a little while (the kitchen is not connected to the wine bar, so they have to go and fetch it), which was no problem since I was not in a rush (amazing, I know, since I'm always running behind). Imagine my surprise when the empanada arrived piping hot, presented on a fancy slate tray with utensils! I didn't know you could eat them with a fork and knife! (Empanadas are notoriously street food so you're lucky if they come wrapped in a paper towel.) All in all, this is a nice spot in the middle of the airport, where, if you're going to pay for food rather than sit in a lounge, you will not be disappointed.

Glad to have found this place after almost taking a table at Ruby Tuesday. Baked empanadas were…read moregood and the place was classy and quieter than the food court. Had a good selection of Chilean beer and wine.