OMA Premium Lounge

Three-drink limit and Priority Pass access set the tone here.

The OMA Premium Lounge in Terminal B at MTY sits airside after security, mainly handling business-class passengers from Aeroméxico and other domestic carriers on B-gates. Priority Pass gets you in, and the front desk tracks alcoholic drinks, capped at three per adult per visit, which is unusually explicit for a Mexican domestic lounge.

Card-network listings for this lounge in Terminal B also note that all food and drinks stay inside the space, so no grabbing a beer or sandwich to take to gate B5. Expect the standard OMA formula: self-serve snacks, soft drinks, and basic hot options grouped at one central buffet, with liquor and beer poured in-bar so staff can count your three alcoholic servings.

Opening hours usually track the morning and evening peaks on Monterrey domestic routes, roughly aligned with Aeroméxico and other Mexican carriers’ banks through Terminal B. If you’re landing from an early AM flight into MTY and connecting domestically, budget about 10–15 minutes from most B-gates to the lounge door, since the concourse isn’t large and signage for “OMA Premium Lounge” is posted near the central retail cluster.

Seating inside this Terminal B lounge typically runs in tight rows near power outlets, with a quieter pocket toward the back wall furthest from the buffet. Expect standard two- and four-top tables for eating, a bar-height counter near the drinks station, and armchairs closer to the TV area, which tends to run Mexican news channels on loop during the 06:00–09:00 bank.

Food quality in OMA Premium lounges across MTY usually means simple pastries at breakfast, a couple of hot trays at lunch, and packaged snacks all day, so treat it as a step up from gate food courts at B rather than a destination restaurant. Soft drinks, coffee, and tea are self-serve, but staff handle all spirits and beer to enforce the three-drink policy noted in Mastercard’s lounge finder entry for code MTY8.

One practical tip: use the lounge mainly for Wi‑Fi, power, and a seat within 5–8 minutes of most B-gates, then grab any last-minute takeout back in the concourse, since you can’t walk out with lounge food and the bar is counting every pour.