How do I get into Sleepover?+
Sleepover at Jorge Chávez International accepts 2 access programmes: Paid Walk-in, Priority Pass. Each rule on this page lists its own guest policy and any spend or cabin conditions attached to it.
Can I use Priority Pass at Sleepover?+
Yes. Sleepover accepts Priority Pass (Standard tier). Guests are permitted under this rule. Priority Pass participation is renegotiated periodically and lounges do drop out — this entry carries a last-verified date, but confirm at the desk if the visit is critical.
What are Sleepover opening hours?+
Sleepover operates 24 hours daily. Lounges frequently close earlier than posted on quiet days and during terminal works, and last entry is often 30–45 minutes before closing — check before a late or early connection.
Where is Sleepover located?+
Sleepover is in Main Terminal Building at Jorge Chávez International (LIM) in Lima, Peru, operated by Airport Dimensions. Lounges sit airside, so you must clear security — and in most cases be in the same terminal — before you can use it.
Can I bring a guest into Sleepover?+
It depends which rule you enter on — 1 of the 2 access rules at Sleepover permits guests. Guest allowances are set by the programme, not the lounge, so the same lounge can admit your partner free on one card and charge on another.
What facilities does Sleepover have?+
Verified facilities at Sleepover: Wi-Fi, Showers, Sleep pods, Family room. Facilities vary by time of day — hot food and bar service in particular are often limited outside peak hours.
