Useful if you already have access, but recent reports find it crowded and the food limited.
This is the small Aspire lounge serving East Wing C-gate, non-Schengen departures. It is a practical place to sit away from the gate, with Wi-Fi, drinks and a simple buffet.
It can fill up around concentrated long-haul departures. Do not pay solely for the food; use it when you have included access and want a quieter waiting area.
Last verified Jul 12, 2026
A straightforward airline lounge for eligible Air France and SkyTeam passengers, with cold food rather than full-service dining.
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A dedicated, eligibility-only option for British Airways and oneworld premium travelers.
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