Air France Lounge

Ashley Watson

I had access to this lounge through Priority Pass and it is in the bottom of the ones I have seen. It's in an awkward location in between two E terminal areas and although there was good signage, it felt like you were walking to some back employee area. The bar is a small awkward station in a walkway and doesn't have a menu. The bartender also controls the soda fridge and the soup station... Which was definitely the most simple Campbell's Chicken Noodle. The windows are blacked out so there's no view of the outside world. There was a small hot dish and salad bar available, but silverware was limited. Very cramped and dark overall.

Jennifer Callans

I've traveled on Air France a couple times, but this was my first time in one of their lounges. (I visited this lounge using a third-party pass.) It was jam-packed when I arrived and the dinner buffet was picked over. However, it quickly emptied out and meanwhile buffet dishes were replenished. Overall, it felt crowded and over-subscribed, but it was relatively quiet.

Dave Slovin

Small, crowded, dirty, worn out, tiny bar, picked over food. Air France must not appreciate it's passengers to subject them to that low quality experience. We walked in and back out.

BraveTux

Fruits apple orange whole, Ice cream, soft drinks and hot drinks, noodles, meat balls, olive, Peanuts, turkey sandwich, potato chips, figs fresh, cake, brownies, coffee and tea, Baby carrot etc. Various cheese etc. Meat balls, peanut, olives, figs, chips and fruits where the most I liked.