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This Review of Air France Business Class Lounge in Paris CDG Terminal 2E, Hall L, is from our visit prior to an Air France Business Class flight from Paris CDG to San Francisco SFO (review forthcoming).
There are three Air France Business Class lounges in CDG Terminal 2E: Hall K, Hall, L (this review), and Hall M. This is due to how large Terminal 2E is; you'll have access to the lounge by the gates you depart from, and while the Air France Business Class lounge in Hall K is usually considered the worst and most cramped, if you're departing from a K gate, that's the one you'll have access to.
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Air France Business Class Lounge CDG Terminal 2E Hall L Hours and Access
The Air France Business Class Lounge, Terminal 2E, Hall L is located after security and is open daily from 5:30am to 11:30pm. Passengers flying La Premiere First Class or Business Class with a Standard or Flex Fare (or on an award ticket) enjoy complimentary access, as do those with Flying Blue Gold or Platinum or SkyTeam Elite Plus status. Access is provide up to three hours before a flight's departure (connecting passengers enjoy access during the entire time of their connection).
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Air France Business Class Lounge CDG Terminal 2E Hall L Amenities
We visited the lounge around 9am, and while it's a large lounge, it was quite busy, with many seats occupied.
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Signs point to the various areas of the lounge:
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Amenities include shower rooms, with rainfall shower heads.
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The women's bathroom was very clean during my visit.
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The Clarins Spa offers complimentary 15-minute facial treatments, but these are first come, first served, and the entire day was already booked out by our 9am visit time.
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The “Detox Bar” offers self-serve infused water and other drinks.
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There's a quiet area for napping, although the loungers aren't completely flat.
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There's also a small kids' play room:
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Air France Business Class Lounge CDG Terminal 2E Hall L Food
While we were there during breakfast, most pastries and croissants were already gone and there was mainly regular bread left to go with cold cuts and cheeses. The spread seemed quite basic: no smoked salmon, no granola, no high quality jam, etc.
Juices, yogurt, cut fruit were in small containers, presumably to reduce waste:
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There were only three kinds of cheese:
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Scrambled eggs and bacon:
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Those concerned with the origin of their meat can view whether it's from France or elsewhere in the EU:
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Coffee is from a machine (no barista-made espresso drinks, as in the Iberia Business Class Lounge in Madrid).
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Tea is at least good quality, from Palais des Thes.
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The Verdict
The Air France Business Class Lounge was fine for a quick stop before boarding our flight, and is ideal if needing to refresh with a shower, given the shower rooms, but I found the food spread fairly disappointing compared to Chase Sapphire Lounges or Iberia's Madrid Business Class lounge.
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