Had a long layover at AMS, over 3 hours and I visited this lounge after waiting about an hour in…read morethe waitlist (this was expected). Waiting wasn't too bad because two floors below, there were a bunch of loungers by the window so I just took a nap, occasionally checking my position on the waitlist. It was during breakfast hours and the food was just okay, but I still appreciate not paying €25 for quick bites elsewhere. I especially enjoyed their tomato and paprika soup. They had different kinds of seating and the space was kept clean.

A pretty decent airport lounge for a quick stop before our flight to another European country. They…read moreaccepted our Priority Pass membership, and the check-in and check-out process was quick and easy. They offered a good selection of food and drinks, along with plenty of comfortable seating.

Always a nice place to sit out the chaos and mayhem of the airport tho today the rest of the…read moreairport was actually quiet and calm Check out your status first: some things hv changed so some aren't able to enter where they used to be.

I've been visiting KLM Crown Lounge 52 since it first opened its doors years ago, and I remember…read morebeing so impressed by the design and the "wow" factor back then. Unfortunately, as time has gone on, the experience has really started to slide. It's the flagship lounge for KLM's home hub, but honestly, it's becoming a bit embarrassing for the brand. The biggest issue is the overcrowding. It feels more like a busy train station than an exclusive retreat. What's most frustrating is that they have that expensive "Blue" pay-to-eat restaurant taking up a massive chunk of the upper level. It's usually half-empty while everyone else is downstairs cramped together. If they just integrated that space back into the regular lounge area, it would breathe so much life back into the place. As for the food, it's just aggressively average. You'd think a flagship lounge would showcase some high-quality dining, but it feels very "mass production" and lacks any real flavor or variety. Then there's the cleanliness/pest issue. On my last visit, I actually saw a mouse zip across the floor. I know Schiphol has a well-known reputation for a mouse problem because of its location and age, but seeing one in what is supposed to be a "premium" lounge is still a major turn-off. KLM really needs to step it up. Between the crowds, the average snacks, and the uninvited furry guests, it's just not the world-class experience it used to be. They could--and should--do a lot better than this.

Very nice lounge with good amenities and friendly staff. Plenty of seating and a nice selection of…read moregood and drinks.

staff are amazing, albeit short staffed a bit…read more Clean lounge. Fast WiFi. Tons of outlets. Feels brand new and classy. Very limited food options, so set that expectation and you'll enjoy it.

You can access this business lounge for 60 euros, even if you fly economy…read more It's located on the 2nd floor, right after immigration and customs, in the European/domestic terminal. This lounge has been extended and upgraded in terms of food offering: They propose a nice cold buffet and warm mains in 2 different areas. They offer clean restrooms and showers (amenities included). Plenty of seating and working areas with USB, Wifi, power outlets, TVs and a smoking room. I particularly appreciate this lounge when I have transfer over 2 hours, after a long inter-continental flight. Very nice competent and helpful staff. Serve yourself full bar available (including beer on tap).

Pluses 1. Available to purchase pass for 60 euros…read more2. Quiet place with many outlets 3. Unlimited alcohol, beer, wine, coffee, tea etc Areas to improve 1. Waited 4 hours in electronic line for free shower - the number four stall - the shower, gel, shampoo bottles were dirty and broken on the floor - water temp was crazy hot to scalding terrible 2. Ample seating but many seats especially cloth ones were stained and dirty. Also no one cleans the floors and there is food all over the ground. 3. Buffet food tasted bad The airport is clean and does have ample seating with outlets, not sure the value is here along with the hygiene.

A little bit difficult to find, even with the signs. 2 levels above the main concourse. Very poor…read morefood selection, at least for breakfast. Drinks are a'ight. Appointment is fair. The non-European side one at 41 seems bigger from the pictures, but the reviews seem to indicate the food and beverage options are essentially the same.

Had a few hours between flights so used some lounge passes to get into Aspire Lounge 26. Easily one…read moreof the worst lounges I've been to. The food selection is appalling; one soup, cold cuts/cheese, bread, radish/cucumber slices and peanuts. Staff brought out a basket of fruit randomly a few hours into our visit. Drink selection was standard. If you're a paying customer, get something in the airport instead.

I stopped there after an overnight flight from SLC while waiting for my European connection and the…read moreonly thing I was looking for was a shower. The lounge has 4 showers and one must first register by the front desk. Since there can be quite a wait, do this immediately after entering the lounge. The shower themselves are very small, I couldn't even find the space to open my carry on, so it would be best to prepare before going in. Overall, well worth it if you have a long enough connection.

This is definitely one of the better airport lounges that I've ever visited. Multiple levels so…read morethere's plenty of space to relax and an extensive menu. Everything was also very tidy and conveniently located next to the gates.

I had the opportunity to visit the KLM lounge while in transit through Amsterdam. It is a very…read morelarge lounge, with plenty of space to get comfortable. Crew were standing at the top of the escalators to direct guests and answer questions. In addition, there were kiosks available if you needed flight assistance. The lounge was extremely clean and there are lockers available if you have a longer lay-over, I suppose. The food that I tried was delicious and I was able to refill my water bottle. Nice break on a layover between international flights!

Okay, I am not going to lie. There were 2 phases of my experience:…read more1) Before boarding the plane: that was ok, but not splendid. The food offerings were rather mediocre, the lounge was too crowded. The seating opportunities were not all that comfortable. 2) After de-planing after more than 90 minutes waiting in the plane before they declared a non-fixable technical issue: Ok there was a small relief that they found it before taking off. But that's all. After that minimoment, there was only the frustration about losing a whole day in a shitty hotel but that there was an absolute chaos and poor management, poor communication. As business class traveler, I was directed back to the lounge, but within the lounge, there was a lack of proactive information/communication. Taken both together, it was a memorable experience that I would like to forget as quickly as possible.

Opens at 6 am at Schiphol so if you are an overnight traveller you won't find the lounge open rest…read morethe foods okay and the beverages are okay as well. No sleeping pods or some here to get a shut eye.

This is a paid for airport lounge at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol…read more This lounge is situated between departure area 1 and 2. The interior is modern and perhaps a bit futuristic, a lot of white shiny surfaces but still warm and inviting due to brown fabrics, fake fireplace, etc... The lounge provides an excellent way to relax before a flight. The Food and Beverage offerings change through the day to match with people's needs for the particular time of day. Their is usually soup, warm savoury snacks, cheeses, fresh olives, two types of salads, fresh bread buns, cheese, meat, etc. At certain times of the day there are also nice sweet offerings, like macaroons, chocolate cake, etc. The products on offer are always of good quality and are tasty. The fizzy drinks are nicely presented in small bottles (no no 'post mix' taps) in fridges and I have never seen an empty fridge. I'm not much of a wine drinker so I can't comment on the choice of wines nor about their quality. There is a good WIFI connection, downloading a tv show from iTunes doesn't take very long (though the speed will obviously vary). Toilets are clean, one very spacious near the end of the lounge and smaller ones near the entrance. A nice enough selection of magazines and international newspapers. The lounge offers speedy border passage with their dedicated security lanes (they can be a lifesaver) for both Schengen countries as non-Schengen countries (iris scan). All in all, if you travel regularly through Schiphol this lounge offers good value! There are extra services for car owners who want to park as close to the runway as possible. As I don't have a car I can't comment on those...

Worst BA lounge but it is the only one in this airport so this is the only choice. There is no food…read morethat is good limited drinks and bar choices.

Seems miles from the rest of the airport.Relaxed when you get in there plenty of snacks available…read moreand free fast wifi.Why not have a wine before you fly good choice here too. Toilets seem far away.

This was our first time in Amsterdam and it was fairly easy to go thru customs and claim your bags…read more This airport is the 3rd busiest in Europe and it is connected to the main train station. As of April 2026 they use the new EES system making international travel easier and faster. There are plenty of shops and restaurants in the airport which is a plus especially if you arrive early or have a long layover.

Nearly an hour-and-a-half to get through passport control at Schiphol Airport. The layout of the…read moreairport is incredibly confusing: At pretty much any other modern airport, arriving international passengers are directed straight to immigration, but at Schiphol, they're set free to wander the terminal, shop at duty-free, have a meal, stop at the business class lounge -- whatever. It's chaotic. Then there's the gridlocked passport section itself, with biometric gates only for EU countries, so e-passports from the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, etc., get lumped in with all the rest -- unlike at most airports. With only three windows open, it doesn't help that the officials are so darn chatty, either. The place looks rundown, with lots of strange noises akin to someone rolling giant bowling balls upstairs. The climate control is terrible, too. (That might be connected to the weird noises.) Schiphol actually makes Los Angeles International Airport seem not so shambolic -- that's how bad it is.