Krisflyer Gold Lounge Terminal 2 Singapore reviews

There are ample seats in a tranquil environment. Food offerings may be limited but of sufficient quality; Gold Star Alliance members have access to this lounge; unfortunately no shower facilities exist here - however Terminal 3's Krysflyer lounge does provide this facility.

Wasn’t crowded , selection wasn’t great . Could do a lot better .

Star Alliance Gold members can use this lounge by Singapore Airlines. Should not be confused with the SilverKris lounges which are a rank higher and reserved only for passengers of Business Class or above. The apace is quite limited, esp. Compared to other lounges, and so it can get busy quite fast. The food and drinks selection is good enough, th... see more

Food spread was good and facilities well kept but this lounge wasn't anything special...nothing fancy!

This lounge provides the ideal setting to unwind, recharge and indulge. Here you can occupy yourself while waiting for your flight with small meals or just sip some refreshing beverages - an irreplaceable oasis! There's an impressive variety of hot and cold beverages, featuring quality brands. And our food offerings are diverse, tasty and sure to m... see more

It’s due for a renovation in 2026 but currently the T2 Lounge is one of the worst SQ Krisflyer Gold Lounge anywhere in the world. While they have their signature siew mai, har kou and laksa, the rest looks like very much the paid lounge you get through bank cards etc. No nap or quiet areas and only 2 working desks are main negatives, old style and... see more

Atmosphere: Improving. Both variety and quality appear to have improved; also less busy (not sure if access was more controlled, or simply that 3pm seemed like more quiet hour). Pleasant experience overall.

Review: Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Gold Lounge, Terminal 2 – Changi Airport The KrisFlyer Gold Lounge at Changi Terminal 2 is designed to serve Singapore Airlines’ frequent flyers with Star Alliance Gold status, but despite its convenience, the experience leaves much to be desired — especially for a brand like Singapore Airlines, which is known ... see more