The correct Air France lounge for eligible passengers departing from Hall L, not an interchangeable 2E option.
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This is a separate Air France lounge in Hall L of Terminal 2E.
Follow the lounge signs in your own hall rather than attempting to change halls solely for a lounge visit.
Last verified Jul 11, 2026
A bookable independent lounge with the useful basics, chiefly worthwhile when Terminal 1 is busy.
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The practical Terminal 1 option for eligible Star Alliance passengers, but not a destination lounge.
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Terminal 2B's straightforward paid lounge is useful for a shower, food and a quieter seat.
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A capable paid lounge for Terminal 2D, with showers as its strongest practical perk.
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The main choice for SkyTeam and Delta-eligible passengers departing from Hall K.
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Hall M's Air France lounge is the relevant SkyTeam lounge for M-gate departures.
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Priority Pass's only current CDG listing is a three-hour YOTELAIR rest stay, not a conventional airport lounge.
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The standard Air France lounge choice for eligible Schengen departures from Terminal 2F.
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A small-terminal convenience lounge for eligible regional Air France passengers in 2G.
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