Air France KLM Lounge
- Complimentary snacks
- Complimentary hot buffet
- Complimentary soft drinks
- Complimentary house wine and beer
- Complimentary liquor
- Accessible
- Air conditioning
- Newspapers and magazines
- TV
The Air France Lounge San Francisco boasts an elegant and chic decor with a French flair and bespoke designer furniture. The luminous seating area overlooking the tarmac features semi-private and traditional lounge seating. Power outlets are available at every seat.
Air France offers a generous hot buffet showcasing French favorites such as croque-monsieur and boeuf bourguignon, along with a selection of French wines.
Guests who wish to freshen up will find well-appointed shower suites.
An intimate space near the lobby is reserved for Flying Blue Ultimate members. La Premiere (First Class) guests benefit from a private room with panoramic tarmac views, personal service, and elevated food and beverage offerings.
Air France KLM Lounge at San Francisco, CA (SFO) welcomes:
- Air France La Premiere passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France Hippocampe (HIPP) passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France and KLM Business Class passengers departing on a same-day flight.
- Air France Premium Economy Class passengers departing on a same-day flight, for a fee payable in cash or miles.
- Air France Flying Blue Gold, Platinum, and Club 2000 members departing on a same-day flight operated by Air France or KLM, in any class of service.
- Air France Flying Blue Silver and Explorer departing on a same-day flight operated by Air France or KLM, in any class of service, for a fee payable in cash or miles.
Notes:
- Guests must be traveling on any flight operated by a SkyTeam member airline. Member must remain with the guests at all times during the visit.
- Lounge access will be provided only at your departure airport and not on arrival, unless you are connecting to a domestic flight or other qualifying international flight.
You may have access to Air France KLM Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details, or use our lounge access wizard to find out if you have access.
SkyTeam
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following SkyTeam member airlines only.
Air France (AF) | KLM (KL) |
Star Alliance
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following Star Alliance member airlines only.
EVA Air (BR) |
oneworld
Access for eligible customers traveling on the following oneworld member airlines only.
Qantas (QF) |
2.5 / 5, based on 247 reviews
Overall ratings
thanks very very very much to Samia and Nayree at the front desk of the Air France lounge, i forgot my iphone in my rent car and they help me to locate my iphone with their computer, to phone to the rent car office, to go back to the rent car garage, to have again my iphone, to be just in time for the boarding, it is the BEST service i never had before, with Air France staff, 1000 thanks again to Samia and Nayree
Beyond disappointing. 0 stars
Very disappointed with this lounge. We walked in, saw probably 20% occupied and 80% free spaces and they didn’t allow us in, even though we had Priority Passes. Completely unacceptable.
Same. One lady was very rude. She told me “just go outside and PP is not allowed.”, even if the space is not full (20 % occupied). A manager in this lounge should be accused. In the future, this will have a big issue.
Had he same issue as many above. Walked in and was turned away by an emotionless rude receptionist woman. I was not able to get her name but she was working 1/25/17 7pm shift. I am a priority pass member and she turned my party away saying there was a flight boarding at 10:40 and they expected the lounge to be full to 140 people. This lounge was completely empty on entrance.
ou’re Definitely Not A Priority in this Lounge!
Twice in 2 weeks I was denied entry with my Priority Pass to the Air France Lounge at SFO due to a “expected flight”. The lounge was empty and I really needed to get some work done. After I complained the very unemotional woman at entry said “I guess we can let you in for a bit but you’ll have to leave”.
Really? I’ve been a paid PP member and now received through my Ritz Carlton card and “You Guess” you can let me in so I can once again experience your horribly cold and tasteless food? Your crudités that are usually wilted and sad and are more “Crude” then anything else?
I commute through SFO and the lounge use to be a little bit of refuge, not much but still a little from the rest my flights but apparently I’m not the only one dealing with this horrible service as per this reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/churning/comments/5bvg7m/psa_for_those_of_you_who_got_the_csr_priority/?sort=confidence
I’m sorry, I guess I never knew us PP members were second class customers. Now I know.
Negative 1. Very rude staff. Lounge was half full and they refused Priority Pass members. The nasty attendant refused to give her name. Unfortunately no cellphone coverage in the entrance so when I stepped out to call Priority Pass and they wanted to talk to her I walked back in and lost the call. Tried twice and gave up. Lodged a complaint though. If one of my employees was that rude and hostile I’d want to know
::: Dreadful Lounge. Avoid at all cost :::
Its atually a minus one star rating…
This lounge, operated by collinson group… https://www.collinsongroup.com/contact-us
The Royal Bank of Scotland, at present is contracted to this lounge, however given that they refuse alll entry to priority pass members, I doubt that RBS will continue with this arrangement for long… or they should not do so.
There are other, better lounges in sfo… which maybe priority pass / rbs black card services, will contract with to enure a better, more decent, reasonable service for their clients. They have one chance to sort his out!
Literally the moment I walked to the front desk the staff were distracted with their phones and clicking pens. They weren’t interested in greeting us and when I showed my Priority Pass card I was asked “oh, are you speaking to me?”. I was then told to wait 10 minutes for a flight to leave before I could go in even though the lounge had plenty of capacity.
Suffice to say I went upstairs to the Virgin lounge and had much better treatment.
This lounge should not be included if they treat guests based on what they said was a “ranking system” where Priority Pass is anything but a priority.
I’m writing this review from the lounge. I agree with the site admin’s 2 stars.
The lounge is very cramped, with power only available in a side room. I had to hover to finally get a seat, and had to clear the table myself as the staff were missing in action. Aside from the nice brie cheese, the snacks were disappointing.
This is the only available lounge for Qantas Business class carriers. My score accordingly downgrades to 1 star if you are flying business.
I’m now off to the public bar…
Two stars for the champagne and views… everything else is one star. Possibly the worst lounge at SFO.
I would agree. I have rarely been at a lounge as crowded and dingy as this one. What an embarrassment to SFO!