Air Mauritius

✅ Trip Verified | A nice lounge with plenty of seating and a strong Internet connection. Bar/beverage options were great but the food choices could include a bit more variety, not that it is lacking though.

✅ Trip Verified | Excellent! The lounge is large and airy with lots of space. It is spread over two floors. It is comfortable and the layout allows for eating and relaxing areas. Food and beverages available was also excellent with an extensive range of beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic). The lounge provides free WiFi access and the speed was good. It is possible to pay to enter the lounge if you’re not a business class passenger or a member of the frequent flyer club. Premier Pass is also accepted. A visit to the lounge is highly recommended.

✅ Trip Verified | Used this wonderful lounge on our way back from Mauritius last Saturday what a wonderful experience. The staff are lovely and what you supply is excellent. We have a dragon pass and enjoyed visiting the lounge.

✅ Verified Review | Large airy space to sit but that's your lot! Old fashioned choices for food, really just small nibbles and a few drinks. TV screens and airport announcements which can barely be heard. Toilets were ok this time some all good. I do not understand why anyone would want to pay to use this lounge but they do. I use it as you can always get a seat but it can be busy as so many airlines use it. The WiFi was good.

The Air Mauritius lounge at Port Louis is as expected for the national airline's home lounge large well-equipped and has a warm welcoming feel. The food is excellent quality and plentiful with staff more than happy to assist.

Air Mauritius have the use of the Air France lounge in Johannesburg. The lounge was small and very quiet. The seating was of modern design to the point of being weird looking (imagine 30+ IKEA designs) and too close together. Other than reception staff (2 ladies who were clearly uninterested in customer service) I did not see a single attendant/waiter. The food was boring limited cold and stale. The coffee (from an automated machine) was quiet OK though. Of the 5 available PC's for client use only 3 were working. Those 3 had such a slow response time for internet surfing that I didn't achieve anything anyway. The screen savers timed out the sessions as well.

Not a lot has changed since the review on here from 2007 by the look of it. Used by Air France Emirates and Air Mauritius. Still 2 levels limited choice of food drink not bad. Handy for the departure gates only 20 metres away from Gate 1 for example. Plenty of flat screen large TVs dotted around the lounge but all switched off. Was quite crowded when we passed through with 3 flights departing at the end of the day. (It looks as if they are building another terminal next door to the current one so things will probably be improved all round when its finished.

Small but cosy - no windows. Limited quantity and variety of food drinks ok as far as tea and coffee are concerned. Some place to store luggage. The business lounge is sort of a mezzanine above the first class lounge shared by Air Mauritius and Air France. Very easy to find right after immigration and security check and pretty close to boarding gate. Clean restrooms and clean and comfortable shower rooms - unfortunately just 2 internet PCs that are always busy.