The Lounge
This lounge was huge. Longer than a football (soccer?!) field, and about 2/3 as wide. There were five seating areas of a similar size, as shown in the photos above. In reality, the five areas were very similar, except for different types of seating. The seating included daybeds, cushioned chairs and restaurant style tables and chairs.
The airline has spent a lot of money to furnish this lounge and the furniture quality is very high. This, in combination with the complimentary spa treatment and champagne, provides a feeling of luxury when you are in the lounge.
The Air France Lounge CDG was bathed in natural light, and had terrific runway views. One side of the lounge had floor to ceiling windows. I had a terrific view as planes came by. Check the slideshow above for a couple of images I took.
There was a main buffet with hot food at one end, and a smaller buffet at the other end. There were local and international newspapers dotted around the lounge.
The slideshow above has a few photos, which give a feel for what the lounge will be like when you visit.
If you don’t have access to the Air France Lounge CDG, then there are other options. You can use the YotelAir Lounge in Terminal 2E. You can access that lounge with a Priority Pass Membership.
Signup to Priority Pass here. If you use my link, you get a 30% discount. This is an exclusive offer. Not available to the general public. They have memberships starting at €59, and going up to €413. €413 is for Prestige membership, which provides unlimited lounge access.