Paris (CDG) Lufthansa Senator Lounge

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Table of contents

1 Location, Hours and Access 2 General Impression 3 Food and Beverages 4 Showers and Spa 5 Entertainment and Business-facilities 6 Special facilities and services 7 Lounge images 8 Visitor Comments

Location, Hours and Access

• Location: Satellite 6 , on the right hand side after the moving walkways
• Opening Hours: closed
• Phone: -
• Access:
  • M&M SEN/HON card holders (Star Gold members referred to the business lounge section)
  • C and F class ticket holders
  • Please note: You need an access code to open the door leading to the two elevators. The code is given to you upon check-in.

General Impression

Typical LH Senator lounge design, blue leather and grey carpets. The SEN part of the lounge is on the right after checking in at the front desk. No windows or daylight.

Food and Beverages

Wide selection of non alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, including French Champagne. Some cookies and nuts are offered in addition to a variety of bread, jams, sandwiches (cheese, tuna, vegetarian), cold cuts and cheese (Morbier, Camembert).

Showers and Spa

Restrooms are available in the lounge. No showers.

Entertainment and Business-facilities

Typical Business facilities offered by LH, copy machine, pay phone etc. One big screen television. Variety of newspapers, selection of magazines is outstanding and above the usual standards of a Senator lounge

Special facilities and services

Boarding calls are made, you need only two minutes to the gate, but the lounge is pre-security.

Lounge images

Seating	Dining Area	Buffet	Food
Food	Food	Coffee Machine	Drinks
Magazines	Newspapers	Work desks	Picture

Visitor Comments

Solid Senator lounge, however it is a little bit dark, because of no windows and natural light. Competent LH staff on hand, security lines can get long, so leave a few minutes earlier, despite only 50 yards distance to the gates

Very expensive WLAN Internet access - €12,95 / 2h is outrageous! Why LH still does not have complimentary WLAN Internet access continues to puzzle me.

"Renovation of the Lufthansa lounges in Paris

Temporary closing of the lounges at Charles de Gaulle Airport

Departure Satellite 6 at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport will be renovated from February and closed completely. As part of the building measures, Lufthansa will modernize the Senator and the Frequent Traveller Lounge.

During the renovation period we shall offer you vouchers for snacks. And as a provisional solution, from early summer 2008 you can use the new Star Alliance Lounge which at present is still being built.

From end-2008 you can enjoy a Senator and a Business Lounge in a state-of-the-art design." (lufthansa.com)