The Priority Pass Lounge Malta Airport is the La Valette Lounge.
It’s a large lounge with many drink options and enough hearty food to make a meal.
The lounge also serves premium cabin passengers flying from Malta on:
- Air Malta
- Alitalia
- British Airways
- Czech Airlines
- Emirates
- Finnair
- Lufthansa
- Qatar
- Swiss
- Turkish Airlines
What is Priority Pass
Priority Pass provides airport lounge access to over 1200 lounges in 143 countries. It’s the largest independent airport lounge access program in the world.
You can purchase membership directly from Priority Pass (using this link will give you up to 25% off the price of membership!).
And you can get instant lounge access at many airport lounges – even if you are at an airport right now you can join Priority Pass online and enter a lounge right away!
Priority Pass Lounge Malta Airport Location
To reach the Priority Pass Lounge in Malta Airport turn left immediately after passing through security and then the duty free shop.
If you look left as you exit the duty free you can’t miss it!
From there you take an elevator to the lounge.
Access to the La Valette Priority Pass Lounge Malta
In addition to being a Priority Pass and business class Lounge, the La Valette Lounge Malta also welcomes all passengers for the price of 35 euro per person (now you can see why we think Priority Pass membership is such a bargain!).
Priority Pass Lounge Malta
Our RyanAir Flexi Plus flight from Malta to Bristol left at 5:50 PM, so we arrived at the lounge a little before 4 PM looking for a small travel keto diet friendly snack and wifi to get some work done.
The lounge is large and has lots of windows that allow in natural light.
In fact, it’s one of the largest and nicest Priority Pass Lounges we have visited. Apparently we are not the only one who think so!
Bear in mind, however, that Malta is a holiday destination so expect to find plenty of children in the lounge.
On our visit the children present in the lounge were well behaved with one notable exception of a parent who let their child treat the lounge as a playground for running and screaming.
Seating Areas
The La Valette Lounge in Malta Airport is huge. There is plenty of seating in several different seating areas and configurations: sofas and chairs for lounging, tables for eating and even 3 layflat-ish lounge chairs for rest.
So although it was busy the whole time we were in the lounge there were still plenty of empty seats in different choices of seating types.
The only exception were the 3 loungers where a pair of backpacks without apparent owners ‘reserved’ those seat the entire time we were in the lounge.
lounge Outdoor terrace seating
The Priority Pass Lounge Malta has a feature that few airport clubs or lounges offer: a large outdoor terrace seating area!
Unfortunately it was raining when we visited the club so the terrace was packed up. But it was still open for those who wanted to brave the rain and/or have a smoke.
The terrace provides amazing views of the tarmac and runway.
Food in the Lounge
There are plenty hot food options in the lounge. And the cold snack selections at the lounge are also strong. And there are plenty of travel keto diet friendly options as well as carb-heavy options – if that’s what you’re into.
We weren’t terribly hungry so we just nibbled on some of the keto-friendly olive dips with some vegetables.
Beverages and Bar in La Valette Lounge
A wide variety of both soft drinks and alcoholic drinks are on offer in the La Valette Lounge at Malta Airport.
Soft Drinks
Self-serve coffee and tea, juices and can soft drinks are available including tap water with lemon, cold bottled water and room temperature bottled water (perfect for bringing along on your flight!).
Alcohol in the La Valette Lounge Malta
Alcohol in the La Valette Malta Airport VIP lounge is also self-serve.
And the alcohol selections are also varied and plentiful.
There are beer, wine and hard alcohol options.
Facilities In the Lounge
Bathrooms
There are multi-use male and female bathrooms in the lounge. The WCs are kept meticulously clean.
Computers
There are also four computer terminals in the lounge. And unlike at many airline lounges, the terminals were all on and functional with fast internet.
Wifi
WiFi speeds in the lounge are also excellent, both down and up.
Bottom Line – Malta Priority Pass Lounge
The Priority Pass Lounge Malta is one of the largest and nicest Priority Pass lounges we have visited.
The lounge offers a variety of complimentary drinks and alcohol options as well as plenty of comfortable seating to stretch out in.
But what really sets the La Valette Malta Priority Pass Lounge apart is the outdoor terrace seating. Perfect to grab a last bit of Maltese sunshine before boarding a flight.
The internet is also fast at the lounge. So we spent a little over an hour in the lounge snacking, relaxing and working.
Here are our other Priority Pass lounge reviews:
- Priority Pass Lounge Hanoi Terminal 1 Song Hong Lounge
- Priority Pass Lounge Da Nang Airport: CIP Orchid Lounge
- Both Priority Pass Lounges at Bali Airport
- Priority Pass Lounge Singapore Terminal 4
- Priority Pass Lounge Penang International Terminal
- Priority Pass Lounge Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK): Miracle Lounge
- Priority Pass Lounge Berlin Schoenefeld Airport (SXF) Green Wings Lounge
- Priority Pass Lounge Sofia Terminal 1
- Priority Pass Lounges Budapest Airport Terminal 2
- Priority Pass Lounge JFK Terminal 1
- Priority Pass Lounge Porto Portugal
- Priority Pass Lounge Seville Spain
- Priority Pass Lounge Malta
- Priority Pass Lounge Montego Bay Jamaica
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