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Yotelair CDG 2E-L added to Priority Pass network
With the construction in the AF lounge 2E-L this is welcome.
YOTELAIR PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE, PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE INTERNATIONAL (CDG), FRANCE We are pleased to announce that all Priority Pass Members now have access to the brand new airside hotel lounge Yotelair Paris Charles De Gaulle, Terminal 2E, Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG), France. This new airport lounge location is ideal for transit passengers with a long stopover in between flights, or for those who want to freshen up before continuing on their journey. Open 24 hours daily, the Yotelair hotel lounge offers a true business class experience with 24/7 check in/out, a 'Club Lounge' with a TV zone, charging points and 'The Snug' which is a semi-private area to hold informal meetings with your travelling team or group of friends. Opening Hours 05:00 - 22:00 daily. Location Airside - Non-Schengen departing and transit passengers only. After Passport Control, take the Shuttle train to Gate L. Follow signs for Instant Paris/YOTEL. Passengers traveling from Gates K and M can access the lounge via the Shuttle train but must allow time to return to the gates. Conditions Children under 2 years are admitted free - A €10 credit allowance per person per visit recorded will be issued for purchase of light refreshments and snacks, soft and alcoholic drinks at the lounge (limited to beer and wine). Credit is not issued to children under 2 years - Separate smoking room available. https://www.prioritypass.com/en/Loun..._term=ldnjul17 |
Great news, and especially to those who don't have lounge access at 2E but have Priority Pass.
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A €10 credit allowance per person per visit recorded will be issued for purchase of light refreshments and snacks, soft and alcoholic drinks at the lounge (limited to beer and wine). So you pay for entrance and then also you pay for drinks. I understand why yotel is happy with PP |
Interested in reviews on this Yotel lounge
I'm curious to hear from those who have tried this lounge. What are the amenities like and what are the costs? I'm a Priority Pass card holder but am wondering if it's worth it.
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I'm really wondering what's the value of that, there is a nice free seating area just in front of the Yotel, and it's mostly empty because PAX don't know about it, and so 10€ voucher for the cost of probably 20€+ for entry doesn't really make much sense, unless it also includes a shower.
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Originally Posted by Ditto
(Post 28579927)
10€ voucher for the cost of probably 20€+ for entry doesn't really make much sense, unless it also includes a shower.
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Worst lounge I've been in.
Originally Posted by Janet Glendenning
(Post 28579897)
I'm curious to hear from those who have tried this lounge. What are the amenities like and what are the costs? I'm a Priority Pass card holder but am wondering if it's worth it.
Vending machines were out of just about everything except potato chips and sunflower seeds, drinks were coffee/tea/soda/water. We heard someone calling it "the worst lounge ever" as we entered, and I think he was probably right. The general airport ambiance is better, and the views are nicer just about everywhere else. Skip, unless you really need a free coffee. |
Originally Posted by PrineSwine
(Post 28687226)
It's maybe better than no lounge at all, but not by much.
Vending machines were out of just about everything except potato chips and sunflower seeds, drinks were coffee/tea/soda/water. We heard someone calling it "the worst lounge ever" as we entered, and I think he was probably right. The general airport ambiance is better, and the views are nicer just about everywhere else. Skip, unless you really need a free coffee. It's nice and quiet in there, but there is essentially no reason to go there. |
I agree. Worst lounge ever. If you are already in 2E Section L and nearby it might be worth it to go in and get a drink from the vending machine. But be prepared for it to be broken and you will need to ask someone to open it for you. We came from 2E Section M and it definitely was not worth the walk. We tried one of the snacks and it was horrible.
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Bumping this up -- have a 3 hour layover at the end of week before CDG - RDU. This looks to be the only option (getting up to DL Gold can't come soon enough given my recent surge in travel).
Is it worth trekking over here or am I better off just posting up at a restaurant / bar for 3 hours? |
Hahaha !!!
You're right !! I was thinking about the same and if it worth the effort to find this lounge for my next transit in CDG next July... I went through many of them with my PP card and I never was given a voucher for any amount to eat and drink in lounges !!! and bu the way, considering the cost of meals in Paris ... I will definitly avoid heading there next July. |
Do you actually get access to a private pod for 3 hours with Priority Pass or do you only get to stay in the general lounge ??
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Dreadful lounge, truly in line with the quality to be expected from Priority Pass. Even if you got your pass in a Black Friday deal as I did, you’ll struggle to get value out of your visit even at the price of GBP12, which is what my visit would have cost. In fact, PP lounges truly suck at CDG. Lounges in remote airports in Russia are infinitely better. |
Originally Posted by FlyAO2
(Post 30467465)
Do you actually get access to a private pod for 3 hours with Priority Pass or do you only get to stay in the general lounge ??
Originally Posted by Concerto
(Post 30467638)
Dreadful lounge, truly in line with the quality to be expected from Priority Pass. Even if you got your pass in a Black Friday deal as I did, you’ll struggle to get value out of your visit even at the price of GBP12, which is what my visit would have cost. In fact, PP lounges truly suck at CDG. Lounges in remote airports in Russia are infinitely better. now foreign airlines (europe and asian) are selling access to their lounges through PP or DP cause they realised that 1/2 flights per day are not enough to cover all costs of a lounge in a very far country |
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