BGM: Diamond Lounge @ Brussels Airport (Schengen Area)

Upper Level Opposite Gate A42, Brussels Airport, Zaventem, Belgium
Daily: 5.00am - 9.00pm

Brussels Airport provides two lounges named Diamond Lounge that are accessible to all travellers, one each in the Schengen and non-Schengen areas. One can gain access to the lounge by paying €32.00 (~S$49.70), but my BFF and I used our Priority Pass cards to enter.


To reach the lounge, ascend the escalator located opposite of Gate A42 and walk all the way to the end of the corridor.


Business Class passengers of SkyTeam airlines are given access to the lounge.
The lounge isn't big, but thankfully it wasn't crowded when we stepped in at 5.15pm.


No one seemed interested to watch the football match aired on the TV.

I saw two aircraft belonging to Ryanair. Is the airline that bad?



We had a bit of food and drinks at the lounge. Do take a look at what we had by clicking here.



To be frank, the salad items didn't look that appetising.

If you still haven't had enough of Liege waffle in Belgium~

I should've tried Fanta Lemon as I've never had one before.

Not that there's anything special about the toilet, but here's a photo of it.


We only spent about an hour there.

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