Overall: 2 stars…read more This lounge was a bit of a disappointment for me given that it is one of the Star Alliance flagship lounges but really passes off as a regular airport lounge. The food options are mainly cold cut cheeses and meats, with limited options for greens. The hot food only had a few options as well. The sweets section was impressve though, with all sorts of candies and sweet pastries. The atmosphere is quite nice as there is a good number of seats with a calm vibe maintained throughout the lounge. Its a comfortable place to relax, but I wouldn't necessarily craze to make this a must visit. Food: E Drinks: E Access: -1 Atmosphere: E Service: E Amenities: E Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

There are gluten free options but no gluten free pastries like some other lounges have. Also some…read moreof the signs have no wheat symbol, others have it and some have it but crossed out so allergy signage can be confusing.

Currently they have salad bar! So precious while other lounges only have sandwiches and pastries…read more Holland has the best cheese and bread in my opinion. Love food in Amsterdam! Also Amsterdam airport is the best and the most comfortable airport to my family s taste.

A very nice lounge area that should have been a 3 minute walk to our gate but, because of…read moreconstruction, it was a solid 20 minutes and included an outdoor detour both coming and going. However, they serve beverages and a continental breakfast with fruits available. There are 2 showers and, if you have done traveling, you know this can be a welcome relief after a long flight and during your lay over. However, we were departing so the showers were not needed. This lounge looks out at the KLM planes and a few British Airways gates. Also, although the airport advertises free Wi-Fi, I could only sign in for an hour. However, that provided me enough time for some Yelp check-ins since the Yelp app did not work in many of the locations I visited. Personnel were very friendly, spoke English, and kept the lounge clean when people left their garbage, dishes, and newspapers strewn about. There is a huge departure board that alerts you when to start walking and the time it will take to get to your gate. Safe travels.

Very basic lounge for KLM travelers and Delta affiliates. Not much in the way of relaxing seating,…read moreit is set up more like a very large cafe. It's fine for an hour or so, but beyond that you'll want to move on. The wifi here was also mostly functional, but you could tell people were demanding a lot of it. It was overall fine to wait briefly for a connecting flight.

Solid 3.5 stars, but I'll round up for the friendliness of the bartenders. Like many have said, the…read morelounge is pretty large and we had to walk around quite a bit before finding the bar with the liquor (not just the wine and beer). Food was ok (during the breakfast hours) nothing too special, especially for a business class lounge. It definitely does not come close to the Delta One lounge in LAX, as far as food quality, variety, and service. Even though the lounge had been open for about 2 hours, not everything was out or ready to be used. Many of the employees were friendly, though we came across one who seemed angry at the world! Not even close to the best lounge I've been to, but also not the worst (kind of similar to my experience in KLM business class). Not a glowing endorsement, I know, but still better than no lounge!

Aspire Lounge needs to aspire. It's just Ok, or "good enough" to pass the time. The contract lounge…read moreis too small and can easily be filled to capacity. I gained entry because of Star Alliance and EVA, but it is a hefty walk from the G gates. If you want to give Aspire a try and your plane departs from F or G, give yourself 15 minutes even if using the moving sidewalks. Luckily the last two times in Aspire I was able to grab at small table by the windows. Tip 1: Watch who is getting ready to leave. Tip 2: Electrical outlets are hidden under the windows near the floor, and you will get on your hands and knees to find them and plug in. Hot food is Indonesian inspired, and was meh. Pretty bland for Indonesian, but maybe that's the typical guest palate. I thought the mushroom cream soup was really good and I went back for seconds. One beer is on tap, the rest are bottled. Wine was really cheap generic Spanish red and white. Basic liquor was available and all beverages were self-serve. Table bus and clean staff were good and made frequent rounds. Aspire makes me curious if the One World lounge which shares the entrance is the same or better or worse. Maybe a Yelper knows.

The Aspire Lounge is a good lounge overall, and I'd use it again. The biggest drawback is its…read morelocation if you're flying to a non-Schengen destination. It took me about 15 minutes to walk to the lounge and another 20 minutes to get from the lounge to my gate, so plan on losing 35-40 minutes just walking. Once inside, though, it was comfortable and a nice place to relax. The food selection was just okay, but there were decent drink options, including a self-service bar where you can make your own cocktails. I also appreciated the ice cream station, which was a nice touch. Overall, it's a pleasant lounge experience--just be sure to allow extra time if your gate is in the non-Schengen area.

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...

Very nice airport lounge…read more Plenty of food and drinks and amazing service. Sorry that I didn't take any pictures. :(

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).

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 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.

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.

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.

Popular airport option for eating. Tables stay filled and routinely wiped down. Pastry, sandwiches…read moreand snacks. The sandwiches here are good. Both hot and cold. Felt like a healthy choice. Had my own tea bag and asked for cup of hot water. Was charged for a bag of their tea and ended paying $4.50 for the cup of hot water!!. :-(

We had a lot of time to kill in the Amsterdam Airport. We saw some tables and chairs next to the…read moreCafé Comunal. The area was completely full. We saw a lady getting ready to leave, and we asked if we could have her table and she said, "Of course." We went to the counter and ordered a Coke Zero and a bottle of water. It was just what we needed. We did think the price of € 8+ was on the high side. The chairs were wooden and most uncomfortable. My husband went out exploring and found Grab and Fly on Pier C. He purchased a salami and mozzarella panini for € 7.90. They heated it for him. We split the panini, and it was really fresh and good. We thought the price was reasonable for what we received. We just needed a little something to tide us over until our next flight.