Malaysia Airlines

Small lounge in CDG terminal 1 (run by Air France?) shared by several airlines. It was quiet and felt reasonably spacious with a selection of snacks and pastries but no hot food. Comfortable seating provided. There was also a reasonable selection of beverages (soft and alcoholic). The main negative is that the toliets are outside of the lounge. There were several computers with internet access available throughout the lounge. I could not see any screens that provided flight details but staff made announcements when it was time for boarding.

Lounge is small but functional. Biggest set back was no toilets which was disappointing as the public toilets were dirty.

First time in this relatively new lounge at T4. Reasonable selection of food including hot dishes. Wines/champagne of decent quality but I prefer to serve myself or at least have the wines on display. Seating OK but a bit of an odd seating plan - sort of sofas surrounded by single chairs round the edge of the room if that makes sense - better than row after row of the same seats though.

The lounge in KUL was the highlight of my Malaysia Airlines experience. it was comfortable well-stocked and even had a spa where you can get a reasonably priced massage if you have a longer layover.

An enormous lounge that provides plenty of comfortable seats with excellent views of the tarmac. There is a self-service bar for alcoholic beverages and soft drinks and a cafe for hot drinks where you can also order freshly prepared meals. The shower facilities were quite good too. Lounge staff were friendly and helpful. Free Wi-fi was provided and there were also a few computer stations with internet access for those who don't have laptops.

Spacious lounge with ample and comfortable seating. There was a reasonable selection of food and beverages. You also get a nice view of the tarmac. Free Wi-fi and computer stations available. Staff were friendly and welcoming.

Large and spacious lounge with plenty of seating. Good but busy shower facilities with good supply of towels and accessories. Food and drink well supplied and constantly replenished with good wait staff. Wi-Fi excellent and flight announcements clear.

A very airy clean and spacious lounge located close to runways with excellent views. Lounge has very quiet atmosphere and is calming with plenty of seating. Excellent facilities with high standard of repair showers and rest rooms in immaculate order at time of our visit. Good choice of bakery and cold foods but hot food less appealing and with limited choice. Champagne and other drinks regularly offered by staff that provided great customer service. The best aspect of this lounge is when your flight is ready you are informed and personally escorted straight to the aircraft at Gate 6 a short lift ride away with no waiting or queuing whatsoever.

MH uses this lounge for their Biz Class passengers. Medium size lounge with easy access and views over the terminal from the first floor. Lounge quiet with soft lighting and good seating. Plentiful supply of reading material and access to departure info via screens. Internet desks available. Good choice of hot and cold food with hot food being constantly replenished. Good choice of beverages and alcohol. Rest rooms and showers in good order and clean. Staff very helpful and cleared surfaces quickly. Flights called over tannoy with short walk to departure gates.

This is the worst business lounge I have ever been in. There was no fresh food on offer only pre packaged crackers and nuts. The only champagne on offer had a half glass of flat stale champagne in it and apart from that there was only one choice of beer and white wine for Air France you really would expect better. No internet service was offered when I asked I was told to log into my own Air France orange account. Not happy about that. The toilets looked like something out of a derelict Asian department store and accessed from outside the lounge very poor and unclean. The staff were not very welcoming and seemed more interested in getting passengers out of the lounge and to the gate rather than letting them relax. This experience will certainly affect future airline used to fly out of CDG Air France will never be a choice.