KLM Crown Lounge 25 (Schengen)
★4.0(2,557 reviews)AMS
KLM's Schengen home lounge — SkyTeam status and premium cabins for European flights.
KLM Crown Lounge 25 sits in the Schengen area at Amsterdam Schiphol, the SkyTeam lounge for KLM's intra-European departures. As Schiphol is KLM's home hub, this is one of the airline's two Crown Lounges at the airport, serving SkyTeam Elite Plus members and KLM and partner passengers travelling in Business Class within Europe. The lounge was recently expanded and carries KLM's signature look — a modern décor with beige tones, clean lines and hardwood floors for a calm, contemporary feel. Inside you'll find a buffet, a bar, a mix of relaxation and work-friendly seating, and Wi-Fi to keep you connected before your flight. Because it serves the Schengen zone, it's the right lounge for passengers on flights within Europe; intercontinental travellers use Crown Lounge 52 on the non-Schengen side.
Crowding · busy at peak
A workable pre-flight spot with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and seating you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and light work before a European flight.
A buffet of hot and cold dishes alongside a bar serving wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks, plus coffee and tea — the standard Crown Lounge spread that refreshes through the day to suit morning and later European departures.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing security, stay in the Schengen area; follow signage for Lounge 25. It serves intra-European departures.
- 01Check in at Schiphol
- 02Clear central security
- 03Stay in the Schengen area
- 04Follow signs to Crown Lounge 25
Landmarks: Schengen piers · Lounge 25 signage
ℹ Concourse D, Upper level
SkyTeam Elite PlusIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary finger food · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
SkyTeam Elite Plus Status or Business/First Class Ticket
Flying from AMS without status? These lounges sell day passes:
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This is the Schengen lounge — if you're flying intercontinental, use Crown Lounge 52 in the non-Schengen area instead.
Access is via SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a KLM/partner premium-cabin ticket.
Arrive early at KLM's European departure peaks to be sure of a seat.
The lounge was recently expanded, so there's more space than there used to be.
Schiphol is one terminal — confirm you're on the Schengen side before heading to the lounge.
Quick answers.
SkyTeam Elite Plus members and KLM or partner premium-cabin passengers flying within the Schengen area.
Crown Lounge 25 is in the Schengen area for European flights; Crown Lounge 52 serves non-Schengen intercontinental departures.
Access is via SkyTeam status or a premium-cabin ticket rather than a walk-in day pass — the Aspire and Privium lounges are the pay-in options at Schiphol.
