Air Canada Maple Leaf Paris CDG Lounge

The Paris CDG Air Canada Maple Leaf lounge is both a pleasant surprise, and also rather dull, and does not feature any view, although there are windows. Located down in the basement, with access via an escalator, it is a nice, clean, uncrowded lounge. There is lot of seating, although the official capacity is only 65. It's split into two long and relatively narrow parts, either side of reception, and most people tend to go just to one side, or the other, but not both. In the buffet area, there is a counter with bar stools, and then a couple of dining tables, before you get to the sofas. In the very back part of the left side, there was another seating area with about a dozen armchairs.

Food

Complimentary light snacks. Alas, no hot food of any kind. There were packaged snacks, fruits, as well as fruit salad and dried fruits. Other than that, there was packaged bread, some cold cuts and eggs.

Bar

Free beer, wine (two types) and fifteen bottles of spirits.

Business Facilities

The Business Centre itself is equipped with about ten semi-private work spaces some of which includes a computer.

Bathrooms

In lounge.

Access

Be aware that it is a bit of a walk from the rest of Terminal A and especially Terminal C