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The Lost Gate

Fly often.
Never wait in line.

A Nikkei speakeasy hidden inside El Dorado. Peruvian flavor, Japanese precision, signature cocktails. And now, a bed next door.

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A traveler in a leather jacket walking to the aircraft stairs at night
The red-eye23:55
A hand presents a Nikkei plate through green velvet curtains
Behind the curtainNikkei
A traveler at a gate hiding her face behind a passport
The long layover9 hours
The Lost Gate bar with green arches and backlit bottles
The barCocktails
A traveler with a carry-on riding an airport escalator
The early flight05:40
The problem with VIP

VIP lounges aren't VIP anymore.

A blurred, crowded barThe lounge you know
Anyone with the right credit card
A line for the buffet
Nowhere to sit, nowhere to think
The Lost Gate back room with leather armchairs and lamplightThe Lost Gate
Controlled entry, curated guests
Sixty-eight seats. Not one more.
Nikkei kitchen and signature cocktails
Irreverent by design

We don't do crowds.

The Lost Gate is built the other way around. A room that never fills up, food worth arriving early for, and a door you have to know about. VIP, back to meaning something.

the room

Behind the curtain.

Green velvet, low amber light, arches lined with bottles. A bar that feels decades old, tucked inside one of Latin America's busiest airports.

The bar: green arches, backlit bottles and a long marble counter
The bar
The lounge under a curved, glowing ceiling
The lounge
Deep red velvet dining chair
Velvet
Round foyer with a chandelier
The foyer
A cocktail in a slice of sunlight
The pour
Wood-panelled corridor with a patterned floor
The way in

Renderings and mood. The room is being built now.

Nikkei tiradito with chopsticks and a cocktail at a dim bar
the kitchen

Japanese precision.
Peruvian flavor.

Nikkei is what happened when Japan landed in Peru. Bogotá already loves it. Now there's a reason to get to the airport early.

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Tiraditos and ceviches, citrus and ají
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Sushi and sashimi with a Lima accent
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Robata grill, anticucho style
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Signature cocktails, made to order
The night · In-airport stayingwait n' rest. We made airport sleep, first-class.

Last drink here.
Bed down the hall.

Bogotá traffic can wait. Wait n' Rest opens right here, inside the terminal and before security: 20 private rooms, each with its own bathroom. Dinner at The Lost Gate, a few steps, then sleep. Wake up already at the airport.

20 private roomsPrivate bathroom in eachSingle to familyZero traffic
Wait n' Rest room with a mural wall and warm strip lighting
Single roomWait n' Rest Miami
Hands holding an espresso against a white waffle robe
The morning after07:15
Wait n' Rest room with a full bed, desk and wall TV
Full roomMiami
A guest in a Wait n' Rest room with a window over the airfield
We made airport sleep, first-class.Miami
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