Air France Arrivals Lounge – Terminal 2C

Review for Arrivals Lounge: Airside
This Air Lounge was a life saver after a missed train and an 8 hour wait in the airport. Womp Womp… c’est la vie. Its on the airside (after customs and baggage) not too far from the TGV station.
So this lounge is free for business class, 35 or 50 euros depending on if you have status/upgrades…expensive yes, but for the shower after a 9 hour flight? worth it.
The lounge comes with wifi, a shower with amenities (l’occitane products), and a nice all you can eat buffet with pastries, charcuterie, and of course, fromage! There is also a small room with lounge chairs for sleep (3 chairs total)
It does close at 2 pm, but for the fact that you can eat, sleep and feel human again — does the job! Recommend

Great lounges in CDG – especially in 2E and 2 °F. Love the midday snacks and light lunch service – often sliced roast beef, couscous, vegetables, cheese, breads – as well as the top notch, self-​service bar. Appreciate the fact they have Campari as well as delicious chilled champagne at the champagne bar. And espresso machines.
One can gain access with Skyteam Elite Plus (Delta Gold, Platinum or Diamond) or, of course, if you’re traveling up front. I think others might also be able to pay their way in now, which didn’t use to be the case. The agents are helpful, and the lounge is always clean, bright, and welcoming!
Given the regularity of delays at CDG, the Salons Air France are always a welcome respite from the crowds!

Le lounge Air France business class et first a subis récemment un bon lifting et est beaucoup plus agréable que ce qui semblait être avant… Un bon service qui hésite pas a satisfaire vos demandes et un personnel assez discret ce qui est fort appréciable.
De grands volumes aérés avec pas mal d’espace et des petits coins plus tranquille il y en a pour tous les goûts ! Je vois conseille spécialement la petite salle en arrivant sur la droite qui est plus calme et délicieusement décorée de manière moderne.
J’ai en revanche été un peu déçu en ce qui concerne le buffet qui est assez restreint et qui propose des bons «produits clichés» made in France comme le fromage et le saucisson. Deux ou trois sandwichs sont également disponibles. Concernant les boissons c’est assez restreint, hormis les alcools, on a un jus de fruit pressé et de l’ice tea.
Bref un endroit assez agréable où se poser avant son vol, la décoration et l’aménagement sont très plaisants par contre sur le côté snacking j’ai été quand même un peu déçu de ce qui était proposé !

crowded.
hard to find.
has showers though.
jal has a separate private area inside, with better snacks. act japanese and sneak in!

There are two terminals each with its own lounge. One of them is newer but both have snacks, beverage bar, and showers (which is great for freshening up after a long flight!).
I’m usually in the one upstairs which is quite spacious and has plenty of room to relax, catch a nap, snack or have a drink.
While the «food» is pretty lame (not even real sandwiches), — for me there’s nothing like having bottles of champagne on ice to smooth out your arrival/​departure!
Everything is free (of course) but since the lounge is only for 1^st Class and business, — you pay for it in your ticket price.