Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge

Vancouver, BC (YVR) Pier D (International), near gate D52
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Air Canada (AC)
Air Canada (AC)
Bathroom: yesBusiness Center: yesComplimentary Wi-Fi: yesShowers: yesFamily Room: noSmoking Room: no
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  • simonlai0722
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    Great lounge to relax at. Hot food. Good dunks

  • okazimirski
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    Pretty good – food was excellent and staff were friendly. Was easy enough to find seating, and great tarmac views. Super quick to get to from security as it is literally right after the exit. Noise levels weren’t too bad and there were some dedicated quieter spaces which was a nice touch.

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  • Leigh

    The worst business class lounge we have ever visited. We have been to Air Canada’s Vancouver business class lounge twice in two years and each time it has been a deeply disappointing experience. On the first occasion they wanted to, and did, eject us from the lounge because the connecting plane was delayed by bad weather, would arrive well after midnight and, presumably, they didn’t want to incur more staff costs. On the last occasion the food and beverage offerings were deplorable and more suited to a third world country.

    The food was a disgrace. Two or three food warmers of unrecognisable soups, cheap cracker biscuits and bread with no butter.

    Nothing special but nothing really to complain about other than a few splits in the rather uncomfortable faux leather seats and a few chips out of the walls. Looking a bit old and tired (not unlike the interiors of the Air Canada 777-300ER planes that flew us on both occasions.)

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