Pronto Cafe - Lima

For domestic flights. there are two sets of tors with the same B-gate numbers. one at the floor level and one at the top. we almost missed our flight because we waited on the tor b at the top level. check them on the flight map! the traffic to the airport does not move at the airport. make sure to have enough time to the airport. we had our flight early in the morning and the traffic routes from the airport entrance to the tor merged to a lane and a tram so that the cars did not move. we saw that many people came from the car in the middle of the dead and went to the tor because of the traffic.

Not big, but enough to get everything they need. there are many different options to buy what to eat, drink or as a gift from the country. local and international cuisine is on the second floor and also around the departure store. most about international flugtore. thank you.

Great place to stop, also waiting as a landside. I landed at 10 o'clock and had a 9 o'clock flight the next day. there are 24 hours bars and restaurants to keep entertaining without being on board. the waiting area chairs have gaps between them, so they can lie easily for some rest. would have gone through 100% again.

Excelente comida peruana!

It's a nice airport and employees were helpful. I know these are confusing days all over but nevertheless I have my experience. I arrived in the afternoon in Lima and had a flight to Cusco for the next day. They said I had no choice but to go through immigration (which went smooth) but then I found myself on the street. Because of the virus situation they said I wouldn't be able to return before the morning. Then I checked transportation solutions, in order to take a room somewhere, to discover I wouldn't have a way back so early in the morning. In the end I was recommended to sleep on the street near the cops (good I had a sleeping bag with me), which, a few hours in, told me to change locations. I guess they had some sympathy because instead of someone woke me up around midnight to let me in with a whole other bunch of people. But my surprises were not over. After coming back in I was very thirsty and I looked for a drink. After asking an employee I was astonished to realize there are no water fountains in the airport, neither any machines. My only option, she said is to wait hours, until shops reopen in the morning. Public transportation to an airport and drinking possibilities should be a must in my opinion.