Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Lounges
Amsterdam Schiphol airport has a number of airline and third party lounges. Most of the lounges are located on the top level upper floor. Let's review lounge options for travellers at Schiphol... |
Privium Club Lounge - Privium is a subscription service available to European nationals for biometric iris scan passage through Dutch passport control at Schiphol. There is a lounge for Privium Plus members (€159 per year) which is open between 0600 and 2000, Monday to Friday. Note, it is closed at weekends! It is located between Departures 1 and 2. Decorated in contemporary white this is the most stylish lounge at the airport.
KLM Crown Lounges - Locations in both Schengen (Lounge 25, C/D gates) and "Intercontinental" non-Schengen (Lounges 41 and 52 - E and F gates, respectively). Access available for KLM and Skyteam elites, business class passengers and Flying Blue Amex card holders. Can get crowded at peak times. Recent refurbishment has improved the intercontinental lounge. Showers and wifi available. Opens 0445 till 2100.
Servisair Lounges - 2 basic lounges in Schengen (Lounge 20) and non-Schengen (Lounge 42). Access for various business passengers including United, US Airways, Turkish, Cathay Pacific, Egyptair. Priority Pass holders also have access.
Menzies Lounge - 2 basic (and underwhelming) lounges next to each Servisair lounge - Lounge 21 (Schengen) and Lounge 43. Access for Priority Pass holders, Diners Club, Wexas members and a variety of airlines including Iberia, Finnair. It is possible to purchase one-time access through various third party sites.
ABN Amro Lounge - Small lounge (49) in non-Schengen area for "preferred banking" clients only and their guests. Quiet and tidy, drinks served by the member of staff, decent coffee. No snacks. Free internet. Open from 0600 to 2200.
British Airways - Small Terraces lounge (40) for Club Europe passengers, BA and One World elites. Free wifi.
Singapore Airlines - Silver Kris Lounge (50) for premium Singapore Air passengers, elites and Star Alliance Gold members.
Japan Airlines - Sakura Lounge (51) for JAL business and first passengers.
NS Trains HiSpeed Lounge - If you are travelling in first class on an international train service you can use the lounge located at Arrivals 4 near the "Hema" shop. They also allow access for domestic first class train passengers with tickets costing more than €10.
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