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Review: Star Alliance Lounge Buenos Aires (EZE)

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 26, 2017November 14, 2023 6 Comments

With an extended layover between flights, I had time to go lounge hopping in Buenos Aires. My first stop: the Star Alliance Lounge, now part of the Priority Pass network.

Upon landing I followed the signs for “international transit”, which took me to an area that included a passport check and security checkpoint.

a sign on a wall

a escalator in a building

Just past the checkpoint was a stairs and an elevator that went up to a quartet of lounges, including the Star Alliance lounge. The Star Alliance lounge is open 24/7, but only available to Priority Pass members between the hours of 10pm and 2pm. This makes sense as the bulk of Star Alliance flights to North America and Europe leave between 2pm and 10pm. It is also a Star Alliance Gold Lounge, available to all departing business and first class Star Alliance flyers as well as those with Star Alliance Gold status.

a sign on a metal pole

a door to a building

I love the decor of the lounge–bright colors, varied furniture, and some local touches.

a room with chairs and tables

a room with a column and chairs

a group of leather chairs and a table

a room with chairs and a table

a room with chairs and a picture on the wall

a long table with chairs in a room

a room with chairs and tables

a room with chairs and tables

a room with chairs and a table

a room with chairs and tables

a room with chairs and tables
a room with a couch and chairs

a room with chairs and tables

As you enter the lounge, pick up a voucher with the internet code. Internet worked very well for most of my stay, though for one period of about 15 minutes it simply slowed to a crawl. Plugs are available throughout the lounge, some universal and some local.

a white electrical outlet with a white cord plugged into it

Food is a disappointment. The breakfast selection was quite paltry, with a weak selection of cereals, bread, cold cuts and cookies. The only interesting item was ceviche. The coffee was also very forgettable.

a room with a table and chairs

a counter with food items on it

a group of bowls of fruit

a counter with various food items on it

a cup of coffee on a saucer

a restaurant with wood tables and chairs

A smaller buffet was available in the back of the lounge.

a counter with food on it

a counter with bowls of food

a table with plates of fruit and pitcher of water

a row of bottles on a shelf

There are several private bathroom and showers as well on the right side of the lounge.

a toilet and sink in a bathroom

I stayed from about 5am to 8am and by 8am the lounge had cleared out. Once the morning flights on Avianca and COPA depart, it’s only Priority Pass folks in the lounge.

CONCLUSION

The Star Alliance Lounge in Buenos Aires (EZE) is respectable, with a great interior design and fairly good wi-fi. You likely won’t be satisfied if you plan to dine here, but the snacks will certainly tide you over till your flight.

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Matthew Klint

Matthew is an avid traveler who calls Los Angeles home. Each year he travels more than 200,000 miles by air and has visited more than 135 countries. Working both in the aviation industry and as a travel consultant, Matthew has been featured in major media outlets around the world and uses his Live and Let's Fly blog to share the latest news in the airline industry, commentary on frequent flyer programs, and detailed reports of his worldwide travel.

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6 Comments

  1. jasdou Reply
    September 26, 2017 at 8:16 am

    The alfajores are the main reason I like to visit this lounge! Did you not try them?

  2. Lack Reply
    September 26, 2017 at 8:17 am

    Looks like a mix between Amex and CX lounges, pretty impressive. Minus the catering.

  3. John White Reply
    July 7, 2018 at 9:11 pm

    Hello. This was a very informative article. Thank you very much.

    Quick question, if you have time. My wife and I are flying business class (first time) from Buenos Aires to Newark on United Airlines. Having never had the opportunity to experience a Star Alliance lounge, am I correct in my understanding that our business class tickets will allow us to access this lounge? If so, can we access this lounge at 6pm (our flight departs at 9pm)? And lastly, what is complimentary? Eaties? Alcohol?

    Cheers!

    John

    • Matthew Reply
      July 7, 2018 at 11:56 pm

      Hi John,

      You are going to love business class! I wish you a great trip.

      You will have access to this lounge in Buenos Aires and all food and drink is free.

      As an added bonus, you’ll have access to the beautiful Polaris Lounge in Newark after landing:

      https://liveandletsfly.boardingarea.com/2018/06/12/united-polaris-lounge-newark-review/

      Enjoy!

  4. Anne Rose Reply
    January 21, 2020 at 8:05 pm

    Thank you for this informative article.

    Due to a flight rescheduling on Aerolineas, my husband and I are flying up from Patagonia early in the morning, and have a 10 hour layover in Buenos Aires before our business class flight back to the states.

    Could you tell me if there is an area for storage of carry-on luggage anywhere at the Star Alliance Lounge at Buenos Aires EZE (so we can make a quick jaunt to the city center without the carry-on)?

    I have searched and searched, and can’t find an e-mail address for the Buenos Aires Star Alliance Lounge. If you have that information in addition, that would be much appreciated.

    Thank you, Anne

    • Matthew Reply
      January 22, 2020 at 12:53 am

      Hi Anne,

      I looked through my pictures carefully and did not see any additional pictures of luggage storage facilities.

      You might want to check with Star Alliance on Twitter:

      https://twitter.com/staralliance

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