Salon Paul Maxence
★3.7(90,014 reviews)CDG
A Parisian-apartment pay-in salon in Terminal 2A, by Studio MHNA.
Salon Paul Maxence is a pay-in lounge at Paris Charles de Gaulle's Terminal 2A, and a deliberate departure from the look of a typical airport contract lounge. Designed by the renowned architectural firm Studio MHNA, its warm and inviting decor evokes the splendour and elegance of a traditional Parisian apartment, complete with a fireplace, bookcases, intimate alcoves, designer light fixtures, and curated art and furniture. The result is a lounge with genuine character — a calm, residential atmosphere where you can settle into an alcove with a drink rather than perch in a standard buffet hall. As a pay-in salon it offers a way into a stylish lounge without airline status, making it a strong choice for travellers leaving from Terminal 2A who want something more memorable than the usual airside space.
Crowding · moderate
A pleasant, quiet place to work before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power and calm alcoves for laptop use. The residential setting suits focused email and light work over long sessions.
A food and drink offering to match the refined setting, with light dishes and bites alongside wines, Champagne, spirits and soft drinks plus coffee and tea. A pleasant spread to enjoy in one of the lounge's intimate alcoves.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing security in Terminal 2A, follow signs for Salon Paul Maxence in the airside departures area.
- 01Clear security in Terminal 2A
- 02Follow signs for Salon Paul Maxence
- 03Arrive at the lounge entrance
- 04Pay in at reception, subject to capacity
Landmarks: Terminal 2A airside · Terminal 2A departures
ℹ Gaulle (CDG)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
You don't need airline status — this is a pay-in lounge open to travellers who buy entry.
It's in Terminal 2A, so confirm your departure hall before heading over.
The intimate alcoves are the nicest spots for a quiet drink or some work.
Its design sets it apart from CDG's standard contract lounges — worth it if you want character.
Check capacity at busy times, as pay-in entry is subject to space.
Quick answers.
Yes — Salon Paul Maxence is a pay-in lounge, so you can buy entry without airline status, subject to capacity.
It was designed by the renowned architectural firm Studio MHNA, evoking a traditional Parisian apartment.
Airside in Terminal 2A at Paris Charles de Gaulle.
