Iberia Opens New Exclusive Emerald Lounge Sorolla at Madrid-Barajas Terminal 4

Iberia Opens New Exclusive Emerald Lounge Sorolla at Madrid-Barajas Terminal 4.  Iberia has officially opened its new Emerald Lounge Sorolla at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) Terminal 4. Spanning 800 square meters with capacity for 128 guests, the facility is located immediately past security to serve short- and medium-haul premium passengers departing from Gates H, J, K, and M.

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Lounge Features & Premium Services

• ✈ Access Eligibility: Exclusively reserved for top-tier frequent flyers holding Platinum, Platinum Prime, Infinita, Infinita Prime, and Singular status.
• ✈ Interior Design: Crafted by designer Patricia Urquiola, incorporating Spanish furniture, specialized lighting, acoustic insulation, private suite-style rest cabins, and full shower amenities.
• ✈ Dining & 360° Bar: Centered around a circular bar serving signature cocktails, fine wines, champagne, and barista-crafted coffee. Gastronomy developed alongside DO & CO includes Spanish tapas, Iberian products, and regional desserts like crema catalana and almond cake.
• ✈ Personalized Hospitality: Features dedicated reception staff offering end-to-end personalized assistance throughout the passenger’s stay.

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The lounge opening aligns with Iberia’s Flight Plan 2030 strategy, offering a preview of the airline’s next-generation premium product evolution ahead of its new Business Class cabin launch scheduled for 2027. The space is named in honor of Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla, incorporating themes of Mediterranean light, warmth, and elegance.

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