AIR CANADA  Business Class Maple Leaf Lounge Customer Reviews

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AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - TORONTO PEARSON INTL AIRPORT

Review by : Robin Correa

Date :   10 November 2009

Rather disappointed with the lack of breakfast choices when I used this lounge for an early morning flight. Bread, butter, muffin and a small bowl of fruit which emptied very quickly and took the attendants ages to top up. Coffee and tea only beverage choices with just 1 jug of orange on display. The Maple Leaf lounge had a rather' stingy' feel overall, would not use it again.

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - TORONTO AIRPORT

Review by : K Tunnicliffe

Date :   7 September 2009

Very pleasant lounge close to our departure gate. Food somewhat limited but my daughter enthused about the soup (only hot dish on offer). Seating comfortable and ranged from lounge chairs to dining with a good few recliners as well. Business services were excellent with swift internet access. Sadly only two showers for the whole of this busy lounge and you have to ask the reception staff to unlock them and then wait while they find a cleaner to re-stock and clear up after the last occupant!

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - VANCOUVER AIRPORT

Review by : K Tunnicliffe

Date :   1 September 2009

This is one of the poorest lounges I have visited. The seats are worn, food on offer consisted of a bowl of soup (in fairness very nice) and some cheese and very tired looking salad. There are no showers in this lounge which really surprised me. Not much of an advert for Air Canada at all. Staff were enthusiastic and pleasant.

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - PARIS CDG AIRPORT

Review by : C Young

Date :   30 December 2008

Buried in the basement of CDG, this lounge gets extremely crowded at times. Two flights a day to Canada and if one is delayed, then it is sitting room on the floor only. Food not bad, croissants, cheeses, yogurts etc. for breakfast and some sandwiches later on in the day plus the usual array of drinks. The lone staff person was excellent although it is ridiculous that those of us with connections that we are going to miss because of delays cannot be rebooked onto another flight. We have to wait till we get to Canada to be rebooked, making everyone very cranky.

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - LOS ANGELES AIRPORT

Review by : Jeremy Weiss

Date :   30 October 2008

This small lounge is also used by Air France at times and quickly becomes overcrowded. The rest of Terminal 2 at LAX is even more congested. Public washrooms are located outside the lounge but are well-maintained. Good selection of self-serve beverages but food is limited to cheese and crackers. Large, west-facing windows provide nice views but only two have pull-down shades. As a result the lounge becomes too hot. Tattered furniture needs replacing.

AIR CANADA MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - TORONTO AIRPORT (Domestic T1)

Review by : D Chan

Date :   30 October 2008

Limited view of the apron. Newspaper/food/drink selections minimal. Good business facilities. Toilet facility inadequate and was not kept clean.

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS ARRIVALS LOUNGE REVIEW  - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT

Review by : C Young

Date :   30 September 2008

Very nice small lounge at Heathrow. Good continental breakfast available, excellent showers and 2 computers. What makes this lounge special is the excellent staff, friendly and helpful. Every time I use this lounge is it very empty, could be because it is located outside the terminal, a short walk from the arrivals area.

AIR CANADA BUSINESS CLASS MAPLE LEAF LOUNGE REVIEW  - TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT

Review by : S Wheeler

Date :   30 September 2008

The Toronto Pearson lounge was not very good food wise. I guess they assume everyone would prefer to drink then eat. If you like alcohol then this is the place for you, if you don't then take snacks with you.

AIR CANADA MAPLE LEAF INT'L LOUNGE REVIEW - VANCOUVER AIRPORT

User:  R Gamba

Date:   24 January 2008

A very small lounge but quite comfortable. It has a very good view of the tarmac. WiFi excellent. Bar selections excellent. Not much food, but plenty of pot noodles if so desired. Service staff first rate. There is no shower facility in this lounge whereas the domestic lounge has one.

AIR CANADA ARRIVALS LOUNGE REVIEW - LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT

User:  Bernard Feissat

Date of use:   2 November 2007

FAs give you a lounge invitation before you leave the aircraft. You have to get out of terminal three and re-enter a few yards away to access to the lounge. Nice and well decorated.

I appreciated the shower room; actually a small private bathroom with toilet, basin and shower. Lots of amenities and a comfortable bathrobe. I just had had a good breakfast on the plane so I did not pay lot of attention to food and drinks but tea was great.