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    Salon Feuille d'Érable

    Maple Leaf Lounge

    3.2 (45 reviews)
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    More user friendly than United Clubs. 5.22.22
    Will S.

    Compared to most United Clubs I've visited, Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounge at YUL sets a higher bar. The vibe itself is similar, modern, minimalist. The food service however is far superior. Firstly, food orders can be delivered to your seat by scanning a QR: super convenient and safer. United does not have this service. Secondly, there is a food bar like United's with two different features that are user friendly: All food options are packaged and ready for a Togo bag in case you are on your way to catch a flight with minutes to spare. Super cool.Food provided is not your generic cheese cubes, crackers, wraps and Saran coated fruit. At this Maple Leaf Lounge You get warm/cold sandwiches, good salads, lemon bars, cakes, and other proteins. Will United ever get to this level of service for its customers? I do not know. But I do know that I've been served the same kind of food at United Club Lounges for over 10 years. It has not changed much (only the bread). So if I were in NY's EWR airport (like this last trip) where food options abound, I bring food into the United lounge and get free drinks and munchies. One less star. It can get crowded in here like United Clubs so finding a seat can b a problem during peak hours. And there are not enough power sources to recharge. End of Yelp.

    Doesn't look great but was good!
    Carrie M.

    Busy lounge in Montreal Trudeau with good food options! I had a solid meal before my flight. It was difficult to find a seat, but some of the other lounges we tried with AMEX access were full already. The bathrooms have cool lighting.

    Eric D.

    Much too small. Often full. They let in people without seats. Worst Lounge around. People actually smoking.

    Alex B.

    It's a nice chill lounge with neutral colours on the walls and vibrant red coloured chairs. It is spacious and has both tables and counter space. Like most lounges, it overlooks the airport taxiway. To reach the lounge, head right as you exited immigration/duty free shops.

    Jeff T.

    Having elite status with air canada and other airlines . I would sadly say this is one of the worst lounges . I would be really pissed if I had to pay $50 per person per visit. The food selection is terrible and the service is no better. The Air Canada hostess was very professional and polite but this location needs update and better food selection.

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    Bruce K.

    The first and second time I was here in the lounge (this is the DOMESTIC one near gate 2), it was quiet and peaceful. The third time, it was a madhouse of screaming children that were out of control and their parents didn't care. WTF, folks? Like most non-American lounges, the booze is self-serve with a cooler of canned sodas. Food is decent, with a platter of hummus and toasted pita breads, veggies for dipping, salsa and chips and olives. Plus two different soups with fresh sliced baguettes for dipping. Great! Internet service is free and it worked well. Air Canada: Either your lounge attendant needs to tell parents to have their kids STFU or you should add a room for families. I pay extra for this lounge access and if I wanted to spend the time listening to these rugrats, I'd just go into the terminal!

    Air Canada Maple Leaf Trans-border Lounge at Montreal
    James D.

    There are three Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounges at Montreal Trudeau Airport (Domestic, Trans-border and International). This review is for the Air Canada Maple Leaf Trans-border Lounge located airside near gate 75. Open to Star Alliance premium class passengers, Star Alliance Gold card holders and Maple Leaf Club members, the Air Canada Maple Leaf Trans-border Lounge is small but offers a decent place to eat, relax and be productive before your flight. Because these flights arrive into the United States as domestic flights, you must clear through US Customs and Immigration control in order to access the trans-border gates. The lounge is open from 5:00 AM to 7:30 PM daily. Priority Pass members can only access the National Bank World Lounge located near gate 52 of the international departures area if you are traveling internationally. And because this is the only Star Alliance Lounge in the trans-border area, it can get crowded, loud and busy at peak times. Like I said earlier, this is a small lounge but it's actually very clean, beautiful and modern. The focal point of the lounge is this beautiful open-ended fireplace located in the center of the lounge. There is one wall of windows that allows a ton of natural light in. It's bright, airy and has views of the boarding gates. There is no separate area for first class passengers but I don't think there are any flights with first class cabins departing from the trans-border gates. The lounge is long and narrow and the seating area is mainly along the windows facing the boarding gates. There are a variety of seating options but none of them include loungers, recliners or anything that you could sleep on. There is a small work area with individual cubicles if you need to stay productive. WiFi was provided throughout the lounge and there are plenty of power outlets to keep your devices charged. There's a food station with a pretty decent offering of soups, salads (kale, pasta, quinoa, etc.), fruits, cheese/crackers, cookies and pastries. There's also a fridge with beers and juices, soda fountain, coffee/cappuccino machine and a self-serve bar with a sizable selection of alcohol. Flight information boards were displayed in the front of the lounge and you had to monitor them yourselves because they did not make any gate or boarding announcements. Other amenities included printers, PC workstations, newspaper and magazines. There were no shower rooms here. The lounge was kept clean and there were employees constantly cleaning, busing dishes and refilling the food counter. Overall, this lounge was pretty nice. It was small and crowded but definitely better than the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at CDG or any domestic US based airline lounge that I have ever visited.

    Andy B.

    The Maple Leaf Lounge located in the transborder section of YUL is clean and well-appointed, and there's a good amount of room to get set up and do some work (or relax and read one of the many magazines offered in both French and English). The food offerings vary in quality, but are much better than anything you'll find in a US-based carrier's airline lounges. Surprisingly good was the Canadian pea and bacon soup, which had a nice little kick to it! Of course, the most important difference between airline lounges to the north and south of the border - complimentary alcoholic beverages, all self-serve. Vive la difference! If you're a Star Alliance Gold member, you have free access to this lounge and it's worth visiting. Is it worth purchasing a day pass? Probably not, unless you're experiencing a significant flight delay.

    David D.

    This review is for the International lounge. Well appointed and a nice buffet. The self serve bar focuses more on wine and liquor than beer, which is fine. It can get very busy but the ambient noise level remains low thankfully. Large windows give great views of the aircraft and taxi runways.

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    Veronica P.

    Before boarding our short flight to Toronto, we visited the Air Canada Maple Leaf lounge. The lounge had clearly marked signs, which was easy to spot. The lounge is rather spacious and was relatively empty when we got there. There are several different seating areas with relatively comfortable chairs, as well as a high top work table with outlets. There were all types of breakfast foods laid out including muffins, bread, pastries, cereal, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, cheese, and fruit. The restroom is large and well maintained. They do have shower facilities, however I did not get a chance to take a peek since I was only in the lounge for a short period of time. The Air Canada Maple Leaf lounge is a nice quiet place to relax before your flight. Food options are rather limited, but the lounge itself is clean and well kept.

    The size of the lounge is good... nonetheless the service and food is way below the average.
    Jacque L.

    Worst lounge I have been in... the food is left to be desired and the place is messy. For the cost of the flight or membership, this can be better... I would need to drink a hell of a lot to get my cost back... overall, it can be better!

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    At this Maple Leaf Lounge You get warm/cold sandwiches, good salads, lemon bars, cakes, and other proteins.

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    I visited the Aspire International Lounge at Montréal-Trudeau Airport during my layover, and as a…read morePriority Pass member I was able to get in without any issues. In my opinion, it feels more like a restaurant-style experience than a typical lounge, and I mean that in the best way possible. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Staff members really take care of you, making the whole visit feel elevated and personalized. The food was excellent, with fresh, high-quality dishes that far exceed standard airport fare. Whether you want a light snack or a full meal, there's something delicious for everyone. The space is clean, comfortable, and relaxing, making it a great place to unwind between flights. Overall, the Aspire International Lounge is absolutely worth a visit. Great service, great food, and a unique restaurant-style atmosphere. Highly recommended!

    This lounge accepts American Express and Priority Pass members. I came here on a Saturday afternoon…read morewith my partner and there wasn't a wait, but there were only bar seats available. It's a small lounge with some bar seating, seats looking outside, and some tables. It is not free seating here, the hostess took us to our seats. She was not that friendly. The interior looks nice and high end. However, it seems mostly for show. You scan a QR code to order. At the bar, we could only order one food item and drink at a time. Food and drinks took 10-15 minutes to get to us and you can't order more till you receive the items for the prior order. Tea, coffee, and water are the only items you can grab on your own. We first ordered the fruit salad which was not a good dish. They added a syrup to it and it tasted way too sweet. Next was the chicken with honey and rosemary sauce, which was very salty and I couldn't eat more than a few bites. We then decided to move to an open table since the sun was shining on us too much. I approached the same hostess from earlier and she made a fuss about moving us. She eventually passed us off to another employee who was much nicer. Luckily our experience got better after that. The focaccia of the day was good, soft, and flavorful. The toast with butternut squash was sweet and saucy which I love. The kale salad with roasted chicken was decent, but the chicken was a bit unfresh. I got the salted caramel ice cream as a nice finish.

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