Shower and Dine at Garden Lounge, Hub & Spoke Singapore Changi Airport (Public Area)

Important: This is outside Terminal 2, not inside. Very important.

After the shower, we planned to have dinner, but the restaurant closed at 9:30 p.m., and the time had passed, but the waiter continued to serve us food even after 9:30 p.m.

The bathroom was clean. The hairdryer there was also good. The only thing i wanted was the chair. They have one, but I suppose the guests need more.

Most of the users were Japanese, so it was great to be able to ask questions if I didn't understand something. It was nice because it was clean, but it was disappointing that it was difficult to use the lockers.

When you leave the baggage claim area at the airport in Terminal 2 and head out to the lobby, there are plenty of signs so you won't get lost, but it's quicker to just go through the parking lot just outside the terminal. To enter, you need to tell the staff at the restaurant next door that you want to use the shower, receive a barcode for entry, and then enter. There are plenty of lockers, but they are only big enough to fit a large backpack in, so you can't fit a suitcase in, so leave them on the shelf. There is no boundary between bare feet and shoes, so if you bring flip-flops it's probably more hygienic.

This is my second time using the shower with towels. You can relieve the fatigue of your flight in a comfortable space. I recommend it for its reasonable price.

It was clean and spacious so it was nice to shower in. However, the road to Terminal 3 was a bit far so that was inconvenient.

It takes a few minutes to walk outside from the terminal. You enter by scanning the QR code. I was able to use the shower immediately when I entered, but after I used it, several people had to wait in line. There were about seven shower rooms.

It's within walking distance from Terminal 2. The showers are convenient. I used a coupon to get fish and chips, which was delicious.

You can follow the signs to reach your destination. The showers are best suited for red-eye flights (hotel check-in is usually in the afternoon). If you booked through KKDay, you still need to go to the hot food counter to get a QR code to scan and enter the bathroom. Some of the lockers inside are difficult to operate, and some bathroom doors are broken, so be careful. There are no slippers, but single-use towels can be purchased outside. Generally convenient, although there's only one hairdryer. It would be even better if the shop had dedicated staff.