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Salas Vip De Aena SALAS VIP DE AENA SAL A S V I P DE A ENA V I P L O U NGE A E N A a new experience ÍND I C E IND E X Bienvenida I 4 Welcome I 4 Servicios I 5 Services I 5 Mapa de las salas I 6 Map of the Lounges I 6 Aeropuerto de A Coruña I 7 A Coruña Airport I 7 Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas I 9 Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport I 9 Aeropuerto de Alicante-Elche I 19 Alicante-Elche Airport I 19 Aeropuerto Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat I 23 Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport I 23 Aeropuerto de Bilbao I 31 Bilbao Airport I 31 Aeropuerto de Fuerteventura | 33 Fuerteventura Airport | 33 Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria I 35 Gran Canaria Airport I 35 Aeropuerto de Ibiza I 37 Ibiza Airport I 37 Aeropuerto César Manrique - Lanzarote I 39 César Manrique - Lanzarote Airport I 39 Aeropuerto de Málaga-Costa del Sol I 41 Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport I 41 Aeropuerto de Menorca | 43 Menorca Airport | 43 Aeropuerto de Palma de Mallorca I 45 Palma de Mallorca Airport I 45 Aeropuerto de Santiago-Rosalía de Castro I 53 Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport I 53 Aeropuerto de Sevilla I 55 Sevilla Airport I 55 Aeropuerto de Tenerife Norte-Ciudad de la Laguna I 57 Tenerife Norte-Ciudad de la Laguna Airport I 57 Aeropuerto de Tenerife Sur I 59 Tenerife Sur Aiport I 59 Aeropuerto de Valencia I 61 Valencia Airport I 61 Aeropuerto de Vigo | 63 Vigo Airport | 63 BIENVENID0 WELCOME Las Salas VIP de Aena son un oasis de calma en los aeropuertos, que Aena’s VIP Lounges are an oasis of tranquillity at airports. They permiten a los pasajeros disfrutar de un entorno de confort, así como enable passengers to enjoy comfortable surroundings and exclusive, un trato y servicios exclusivos y diferenciados, bien sea para viajes de dierentiated treatment and services whether your trip is for negocios o de placer. business or pleasure. Se permite el acceso a cualquier pasajero que haya adquirido The Lounges can be used by any passenger who has previously previamente su acceso a través de la Web o la App de Aena, o bien acquired access through Aena’s website or app or has purchased the que realicen la compra del acceso en el propio en el mostrador de la right of access at the lounge reception counter. sala. Passengers who belong to loyalty programmes of airlines or Del mismo modo, se permitirá el acceso a aquellos pasajeros companies with which Aena has agreements may also use the VIP pertenecientes a programas de fidelidad de aerolíneas o empresas Lounges. con las que Aena tenga un acuerdo. | 4 | SERVICIOS SERVICES Servicio de recepción Servicio Wi-Fi Acceso y aseos PMR Información de vuelos Consigna de equipajes Teléfono Welcoming service Wi-Fi connection PRM access and toilets Flight information Baggage locker Telephone Fax Impresora Prensa y revistas Televisión Area de trabajo PCs con acceso a Internet Fax Printer Press and magazines TV available Working area PC with Internet access Área de descanso Adaptadores de red Hilo Musical Catering Productos Kosher y Halal Productos sin azúcar Productos sin gluten Resting area Network adapters Background music Catering Halal & Kosher products Sugar-free products Gluten-free products Duchas Sala de lactancia Terraza Sala de oración Zona Infantil Animales de compañía Servicio Wellness Showers Network adapters Terrace Prayer room Playing room Pets allowed Wellness Service | 5 | 28 SALAS VIP 28 VIP LOUNGES A CORUÑA GRAN CANARIA TENERIFE NORTE - CIUDAD DE LA LAGUNA Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Galdós Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Nivaria ADOLFO SUÁREZ MADRID-BARAJAS IBIZA TENERIFE SUR Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Cibeles (T1) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Cap des Falcó Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Montaña Roja Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Puerta de Alcalá (T2) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Puerta del Sol (T3) CÉSAR MANRIQUE - LANZAROTE VALENCIA Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Plaza Mayor (T4) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Guacimeta Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Joan Olivert Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Neptuno (T4S) MÁLAGA-COSTADEL SOL VIGO ALICANTE-ELCHE Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Illas Cíes Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Ifach (cerrada temporalmente/temporarily close) MENORCA Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Costa Blanca Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Tramuntana JOSEP TARRADELLAS BARCELONA - EL PRAT PALMA DE MALLORCA Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Canudas (T2) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Formentor Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Colomer (T1) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Valldemossa Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Joan Miró (T1) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Mediterráneo Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Pau Casals (T1) Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Llevant BILBAO SANTIAGO-ROSALÍA DE CASTRO Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Sala VIP / VIP Lounge FUERTEVENTURA SEVILLA Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Jable Sala VIP / VIP Lounge Azahar | 6 | AEROPUERTO DE A CORUÑA A CORUÑA AIRPORT SALA VIP | VIP LOUNGE Con una superficie de 244m, la Sala VIP del aeropuerto de A The 244m2 VIP Lounge is located in the boarding area on the Coruña está ubicada en la planta 1, en la zona de embarque. first floor. It is divided into dierent ambiances adapted to Con decoración y mobiliario cómodo y funcional, dispone de the passengers’ needs and is equipped with comfortable, diferentes ambientes que se adaptan a las necesidades de functional furnishings and decoration. los pasajeros. Passengers can relax on the comfortable sofas while waiting Mientras esperan su vuelo, los pasajeros pueden relajarse en for their flights, try a variety of snacks or enjoy the open-air los cómodos sofás de la sala, tomar un variado catering o terrace. There is also free, unlimited WiFi and a customer disfrutar de su terraza al aire libre. Así mismo, pueden attention service where you can obtain flight information, aprovechar el acceso a la red de Wi-Fi, gratuito por tiempo check your boarding gate number or make other similar ilimitado. queries. Disponen de un servicio de atención al cliente, donde se pueden recibir información sobre los vuelos y su puerta de embarque o realizar cualquier otra consulta. | 7 | SALA VIP A CORUÑA | A CORUÑA VIP LOUNGE Ubicación: Terminal T1, Planta 1. Zona de embarque. Location: Terminal T1, Floor 1. Boarding Area. Horario: Desde las 05:30, hasta la salida del último vuelo Opening Hours: From 05:30, until departure of the last flight (según programación mensual) of the day (depending on the monthly flight schedule) Superficie: 244m2 Surface: 244m2 Capacidad: 38 personas. Capacity: 38 people. Contacto: [email protected] Contact: [email protected] Teléfono: 981 187 300 Telephone: 981 187 300 | 8 | AEROPUERTO ADOLFO SUÁREZ MADRID-BARAJAS ADOLFO SUÁREZ MADRID-BARAJAS AIRPORT CIBELES La Sala VIP Cibeles, ubicada en la segunda planta de la The Cibeles VIP Lounge at Terminal 1 of the Adolfo Suárez Terminal 1 del Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas, Madrid-Barajas Airport is endowed with an extensive indoor cuenta con una amplia superficie de unos 1.735m, más area of 1,735m plus 168m of terrace with views of the 168m de terraza con vistas a la plataforma, con un espacio taxiing apron and a dedicated area for smokers. dedicado a fumadores. It is open 24 hours a day and is equipped with all kinds of Presta servicio las 24 horas del día, y está equipada con todo facilities and services for users. Fully accessible to people tipo de comodidades y servicios para los usuarios. with reduced mobility. Completamente accesible para personas movilidad reducida. The lounge is reserved for non-Schengen flights and enables Es una sala reservada para vuelos No Schengen y permite el access to business tickets of associated company and club acceso a titulares de billetes business de compañías y tarjetas card holders. It includes a restaurant area, private toilets, club asociadas. Incluye servicio de restauración, zonas showers and rest zones in addition to work and privadas de aseos, duchas, zonas de descanso. Incluye leisure/multimedia areas. también área de trabajo y zona de ocio/multimedia. | 9 | SALA VIP CIBELES | CIBELES VIP LOUNGE Ubicación: Terminal T1, Planta 2. Zona de embarque (Zona Location: Terminal T1, Floor 2. Boarding Area (Non No Schengen) Schengen Area) Horario: 24h Opening Hours: H24 Superficie: 1.903m2 Surface: 1,903m2 Capacidad: 253 personas. Capacity: 253 people. Contacto: [email protected] Contact: [email protected] Teléfono: 913 932 053 | 913 245 112 Telephone: 913 932 053 | 913 245 112 | 10 | AEROPUERTO ADOLFO SUÁREZ MADRID-BARAJAS ADOLFO SUÁREZ MADRID-BARAJAS AIRPORT PUERTA DE ALCALÁ La Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá se encuentra en la segunda Puerta de Alcalá VIP Lounge is located on the second floor of planta de la Terminal 2 del Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid- Terminal 2 at the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport. It has Barajas. Cuenta con una superficie de 1.104m, y puede an area of 1,104m and can be considered an considerarse una sala con orientación ejecutiva que busca la executive-oriented lounge for business travellers who seek comodidad y tranquilidad para el pasajero de negocios. comfort and tranquillity. Así mismo, dispone de zona de trabajo, conexión Wi-Fi It is endowed with a work area, unlimited WiFi connection, fax ilimitada, servicio de fax e impresora, zona de descanso y and printer service, rest area and showers. It also provides a duchas. Cuenta con un variado catering que incluye productos varied catering service that includes halal and kosher Halal y Kosher. products. Al igual que en otras salas, esta es completamente accesible Like our other lounges it is fully accessible to people with para personas con moviliidad reducida. reduced mobility El acceso a la Sala Puerta de Alcalá es para pasajeros de Access to the Puerta de Alcalá Lounge is reserved for vuelos nacionales y Schengen.
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