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Lounge Review: Ambassador Transit Lounge Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 (SIN)

There are two interesting features of the Ambassador Transit lounge in Terminal 2 of Singapore’s Changi airport: 1) it has a gym; and 2) there’s an outdoor seating area near the (accessible to the public) sunflower garden.

a glass wall with a sign on it
Entrance to the Ambassador Transit Lounge

When I visited the lounge, I was one of the only passengers there. But the lounge is actually a pretty large space with lots of seating, although the furniture was a bit old.

a room with chairs and tables
Seating
a room with chairs and tables
Lounge seating
a room with many chairs and tables
Seating

Unfortunately, if you want to use the gym, you have to pay extra. I accessed this lounge using Priority Pass, but Priority Pass does not give you free access to the gym.

a group of treadmills in a gym
Gym
a group of exercise machines in a room
Gym

I’m not sure why someone would want to sit outside given how hot and humid it is in Singapore, but if you like, this is a lounge with an outdoor seating area. It seemed to be mostly used by people who wanted to smoke.

a glass wall with chairs and tables outside
Outdoor terrace
a covered area with a glass roof
Sunflower garden

I guess one final notable thing about this lounge is the number of showers it has. I think there are something like 15 shower stalls in the unisex bathroom.

a two dispensers on a wall
Showers
a row of white doors
Showers

In terms of food, the options were pretty limited. There were hashbrowns, mixed vegetables, chicken, rice, french onion soup, salad, and cake. For drinks, there was juice, coffee, tea, and soda, but you had to pay for alcoholic drinks. The alcoholic drinks were also not cheap, but that is common in Singapore.

food in a container with food in it
Food
a silver container with a lid on a table with white bowls
Soup
food in containers on a counter
Food
a group of bowls of food on a table
Food
a plate of food on a table
Swiss rolls
a juicer and a container of candy
Drinks
a coffee machine and a container of sugar
Drinks
a sign on a shelf
Drink menu

While the SATS Premier Lounge in Terminal 2 was a pleasant surprise, the Ambassador Transit Lounge at Changi was a big disappointment. I wouldn’t come here unless I really wanted to work out during a layover.

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