The Emirates Lounge
★4.6(202 reviews)CDG
Emirates' opulent CDG lounge with leather, marble and tarmac views.
The Emirates Lounge at Paris Charles de Gaulle showcases the airline's latest design language. The space features leather armchairs, mahogany furniture, Italian marble floors and the airline's signature gold Rolex clocks, with tarmac views across roughly 926 square metres and room for up to 156 passengers. It serves Emirates First and Business Class passengers and eligible Emirates Skywards members travelling on Emirates flights out of Paris. As with Emirates lounges worldwide, the emphasis is on a polished, brand-consistent experience — comfortable seating, a food and drink offering and a calm environment to relax or work in before a flight. For travellers flying Emirates in a premium cabin from CDG, it's the natural pre-flight choice and a clear step up from the terminal floor.
Crowding · moderate
A calm, comfortable place to work before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and quiet zones for laptop use. The focus leans towards relaxation, but it works well for email and light tasks.
A food and drink offering in the Emirates lounge style, with hot and cold dishes alongside wines, Champagne, spirits and soft drinks plus coffee and tea. A comfortable spread to enjoy before an Emirates departure.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing security, follow signs for the Emirates Lounge in the airside departures area used by Emirates at CDG.
- 01Check in for your Emirates flight
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow signs for the Emirates Lounge
- 04Present your boarding pass at reception
Landmarks: Emirates gates · Terminal 2 airside departures
ℹ Gaulle (CDG)
EmiratesIncluded: Complimentary cold buffet · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary full bar
Emirates Membership
Flying from CDG without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at CDGMake the most of it.
Access is for Emirates First and Business Class passengers and eligible Skywards members on Emirates flights.
The tarmac-view seating is the nicest spot for a pre-flight drink.
If you're flying Emirates economy without status, you won't have access here.
Allow time to enjoy the lounge before Emirates' main departures, when it's busiest.
It showcases Emirates' newest decor — worth arriving early to make the most of it.
Quick answers.
Emirates First and Business Class passengers and eligible Emirates Skywards members travelling on Emirates flights out of CDG.
It spans roughly 926 square metres with room for up to 156 passengers, and offers tarmac views.
No — this is an Emirates airline lounge accessed by a premium-cabin ticket or eligible Skywards tier, not a pay-in lounge.
