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    3. Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG)
    4. Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge

    Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge

    3.6/5
    ·CDG·Terminal 2a-2c·Cathay Pacific Lounges·Updated Sep 2026

    Lounge Ratings

    Comfort & Ambiance8.0

    The single-room layout combines leather armchairs, window-facing loungers, dining tables and privacy-screened work booths. Runway-facing windows add natural light, but there is no separate quiet or rest area.

    Food & Beverage8.3

    The food program combines a self-service hot and cold buffet with cooked-to-order noodle dishes. A self-service bar provides wine, spirits, beer and non-alcoholic drinks.

    Amenities & Facilities8.0

    Four shower suites, Wi-Fi, power outlets, computers and printers support both long-haul preparation and work. There is no confirmed spa, nap area or meeting room.

    Cleanliness8.1

    The refreshed space and shower suites present a well-maintained environment. Ongoing condition may vary with the limited daily operating window and traffic levels.

    Editorial Review

    Cathay Pacific's combined First and Business Class Lounge sits airside on Level 2 of the Terminal 2A–2C connector at Paris Charles de Gaulle. It serves eligible Cathay Pacific and oneworld premium-cabin and status passengers, and opens from 06:15 to 12:00 daily, making it most useful for morning departures.

    The lounge is a single, moderately sized room with leather armchairs, dining tables, window-facing loungers and privacy-screened Solus work booths. Large windows look over the apron and bring daylight into the space. The layout is practical for work or a meal, although it does not provide a distinct quiet room or dedicated rest zone.

    Food centers on a cooked-to-order noodle bar alongside a self-service buffet of Asian and international hot and cold dishes. The self-service drinks area includes coffee, tea, soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits. Four shower suites, Wi-Fi, power outlets, computers and printers cover the principal pre-flight needs; there is no confirmed spa, nap facility or meeting room.

    This is a well-equipped outstation lounge rather than a separate first-class product. It is best suited to travelers who value a shower, a substantive meal and a work-ready seat before an eligible oneworld flight. Travelers seeking private relaxation space or extended all-day access should plan around its short opening window.

    Amenities

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