Spacious and beautiful, there are plenty of tables and seats at this lounge, but at the busiest…read moretimes, you may still have to circle around to find a spot. I grabbed some food here for breakfast prior to my morning flight. They have beer, wine available as well. Employees were quick in terms of cleaning up after guests when they leave so tables could be used by the next guests.

Decent lounge at Brussels airport. In the positive side, it is spacious. At 9am there were plenty…read moreof seats available. There was a large variety of breakfast food of mid quality (ie pre-made omelet rounds, dry croissants). I liked the separate snack area with self serve alcohol , expresso machine, fridge with sodas, and bar snacks. There are showers available but major negative was the number of bathrooms. A lounge of this size needs many more!

The Loft Brussels Airlines Star Alliance Lounge is easily one of the best airport lounges I've…read morevisited. The space is bright, spacious, and impeccably clean, with a modern design that feels calm and upscale--perfect before a flight. Breakfast offerings are surprisingly delicious and well-curated, with both hot and cold options that go well beyond typical lounge fare. Everything was fresh, well presented, and easy to navigate. The full bar is a standout, complemented by excellent coffee, fast free Wi-Fi, and a relaxed seating layout that works equally well for productivity or unwinding. Plenty of seating, charging points, and quiet corners make it feel uncrowded even during busy travel times. A truly comfortable and polished lounge experience that sets the bar high for Star Alliance lounges. I'd happily arrive early just to spend more time here.

This is a really good lounge. Its very spacious with plenty of seating everywhere. Good selection…read moreof hot foods. Fast wifi. Only complaint is that they were slow to clear tables so there were left over dishes everywhere - this could be a staffing issue in mornings i was there, no sure. Its a great place to spend your time while waiting for the flight. The entrance is easy to miss if you are speeding through the terminal, keep an eye out for signs and some elevators off to one corner (its upstairs). The accept priority pass which is great!

This lounge was stuffy at the time of my visit. There was barely any AC. It was also pretty busy…read more There is no attendant to direct you to free seats. It's first come, first serve - self-served. There is hot food and snacks. There are toilets to the right. In the day time, the sun is shining so brightly through the huge windows. It's annoying and hot to sit by the window. The drinks are in the fridge and bottled. You need their bottle opener for every drink. I enjoyed the waffle snacks. Accessible with Priority Pass, which also allows two guests for free. By the time I left, the front counter was telling people that the lounge was full. They could enter but no seats.

This lounge is pretty standard - it's nothing fancy but it will do for a short layover when you…read morewant some coffee, tea, something to drink, or a small snack. The lounge itself is a bit rundown and could use some renovating (half looks more modern/newer, and the other half looks older), but there are decent amount of seats and tables. The food selection is not that great - I was happy that I picked up some food before heading into the lounge. Around lunch, they had some salad, tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, potato salad that looked like a bunch of mayo, pesto pasta salad, and coleslaw. They had a soup that looked like an overly creamy clam chowder. They had some cheese and some deli meat. They had a few snacks (not prepackaged) like pretzel snack mix and breadsticks and some speculoos cookies. They had croissants and Belgian waffles. The waffles were just so-so. I didn't eat a ton of the food other than a few bites of pasta salad and potato salad, both which were bland and gross. The bathrooms are a bit small and could use some renovation but at least they have bathrooms in the lounge. They also have WiFi. All in all, decent for a drink and snack but don't expect anything fancy, nor much good food.

There are three Brussels Airline lounges at Brussels Airport. This lounge is next to the B01 Gate,…read moreone floor above. The staff is nice but the lounge is merely okay. The food offerings are minimal, although the beer selection is excellent.

Self-service breakfast was limited to a couple of pastries and some cereal. There was nothing hot…read moreother than sliced white and wheat bread with a four-slot toaster. Drinks were available including bottled beers and soft drinks. There was enough seating and power outlets, but nothing that was "work desk" like. I'm glad that I only had about 15 minutes here. I'm not sure why Delta is sharing with a British Airways lounge - they're in different alliances - but I was allowed entry with my Sky Club membership.

This is a pretty cool lounge. Upstairs in terminal B. Pretty good snacks. Great drink selection…read more As you can see in my photos. Internet access is good. Not that busy today. Bathrooms are located outside the lounge. But overall it's a laid back place to go.

I may or may not have come here twice during my 5 hour layover in Brussels. What can I say? An oat…read moremilk latte after 2 weeks without coffee is basically heaven in an 8 oz cup. First time around: I ordered an 8 oz (which is considered a medium, LOLZ) oat milk latte with one pump of vanilla and a little Quiche Lorraine (GF) on the side. The total came out to about $12/ €10. The gal who helped me was so wonderful! As soon as she heard me say, "hello", she switched gears and asked me, "English?". I was so impressed watching her interact with multiple different customers, seamlessly jumping from language to language. After I grabbed my food, I went and found a little table in the middle of the airport where I had an eat-pray-love moment with my food and coffee. Following my heavenly breakfast, I walked around for 2 hours and was drawn back for another coffee. That's how you know it's good coffee, folks. Check 'em out - it'll make your layover somethin' like a dream!

Love that it has labeled for allergies! Gluten Free choices now include an little sandwich...with…read morethe best gluten free bread I've had in a very long time-cannot believe it's gluten free! Also got a little quinoa salad that I typically pick up which is also tasty. I'm still not over the bread and kind of wish I got two haha. It's so rare that I find good GF bread in fast-ish food and so desperately needed something a bit more filling.

Very nice lounge in the airport that has pretty much everything a lounge ought to have - good…read moreshower facility, fresh food, excellent coffee machines, lovely seating arrangement, and friendly staff.

Nice lounge in modern Scandinavian style. Access for Star Alliance Gold and SAS Elites. Basic but…read moredecent food and beverage. Large windows looking out over one of the runways. No showers. No bathrooms. Scandinavian and international newspapers and magazines.

Arriving in Brussels, my flight parked at the farthest gate in the Brussels airport and I had a…read morehike to get to border control. The line took almost one hour at 9am on a weekday. Unlike in Germany, it appeared that Brussels had not yet implemented the new customs system at arrivals so non EU citizens queued in one line. EU citizens zipped through with the electronic pass gates. However when it was my turn with the agent I only had to scan the fingers on my right hand, answered a question what do I do for a living and that was it. Less than a couple minutes surprisingl. Baggage claim was right after and then the exit. Very good signage that directed people to the bus, train, parking, etc. When departing Brussels, follow the signs to the appropriate terminal if not checking luggage. Electronic gates required a boarding pass scan to validate trip and gain entrain to the security screening area. At least multiple lines were open so it flowed well. Plastics baggies needed to hold your small liquid containers), water bottles emptied, belts removed but shoes stayed on. Immigration was next and much more efficient on departure. US citizens accessed the electronic gates with just a passport scan and photo. It's not 100% functional as I was told to keep trying gates until my passport was accepted (4th one was the charm). Passport still had to be inspected and stamped afterwards but that was quick. Overall 50-50 rating based on this experience. Hopefully arrivals will be much better after full implementation of the EES screening process.

Brussels was a bit hectic for non EU travelers in early December 2025…read more The new "EES" - Entry/ Exit system is being implemented throughout Europe and began rolling out in October. While all the searches implied that the traditional passport stamping has been phased out- for international flights, this is not yet the case. For me - I love the passport stamps, that's part of memory making of each destination. We were required to get in line for (2!) agents when entering and this was quite time consuming. (But I did indeed get my stamps). At this point they are requiring that you offer your right hand fingerprints- which is part of the plan and will eventually phase out the stamp. Returning to the airport for the return trip to the US was the same process. The rub was when after quite a long delay for the outbound flight to the states, the airline (United) announced 20 minutes before boarding that all passengers must have the entry "sticker" on the back of the passport. Literally no one had this sticker. Lots of frustration, lack of patience, and time spent on this. 2 gate agents approached each person with many questions and then once satisfied - put the sticker on your passport and allowed you to proceed to boarding. Hoping this all gets worked out by the new year. The Brussels Air lounge is accessible for Star Alliance Polaris passengers and was fine. Lots of passengers, a fair offering of breakfast (then on to lunch based on our 4 hour + delay). Help yourself to beer, on tap and bottled and sparkling wines.

This is one of a bunch of places at the Brussels national airport where you can get a coffee and…read moresomething to eat. I usually stop here for a coffee and croissant or pain au chocolat if I am flying off some place early in the morning. The area is clean. The service is fast. There are even some nice places to sit, which is always a plus at a busy airport.

Good place. Food is good and it looks nice inside. This bar sits on the corner and has a small…read morepatio also for summer drinking. Beer is just the Belgium beers, but they are good. Food seemed fresh and had good taste.