SAS Domestic Lounge

Opened late 2017, the SAS Domestic Lounge at Oslo Gardermoen airport was designed as a prototype of the airline’s future lounge experience. The carrier has spared no expense, rolling out a new design and innovative amenities such as a gym, an “innovation center”, and handcrafted coffee.

Spreading across an impressive 902 sq.m. (9,700 sq.f.), the club sports a sophisticated decor that honors the airline’s Scandinavian roots while incorporating the latest design trends: clean lines, Earth tones, and shared work desks. At the center is a homely kitchen area that serves as the buffet zone, while at the periphery guests can relax in plush, over-sized seats.

The buffet features a simple but enjoyable fare such as snacks, cold cuts, cheeses, crudites, salads, and sweets. Beer—and wine!—are on tap. For a caffeine fix, head over to the complimentary coffee shop, where a barista will craft the drink of your choice.

The business center features plenty of space to work, along with a conference room, ultra-fast Wi-Fi, and several phone booths. At the innovation center, partner brands showcase futuristic technologies such as virtual reality or light therapy.

One of the more unique amenities is the fully-equipped gym (with weights, static bikes, treadmills, and rowing machines.) Locker rooms and showers are available—though don’t expect luxury, the showers are more akin to traditional gym facilities than First Class suites. Towels and bath products are provided.

The SAS Domestic Lounge welcomes SAS business class passengers and Star Alliance Gold members flying domestically. International passengers are welcome to visit, though they’ll find a separate SAS Lounge and Gold Lounge after immigration.