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Airport VIP lounge

Star One arranges your access to the lounges of the Paris airports and Nice, before your flight or during a connection. A calm space to rest or work, with catering, Wi-Fi and, depending on the lounge, showers and private areas. We guide you to the one that genuinely suits your flight, then accompany you there.

Book your access

Tell us your flight: we check your access rights, propose the available options and arrange your booking.

Submit a request

Which lounge for your flight

This is the first question, and rarely the one that gets answered. Access to a lounge depends on your airline, your travel class, your loyalty status, sometimes your bank card, and above all the terminal you depart from. A lounge open to you at Terminal 2E is not at Terminal 1, and a status valid on one alliance is not on another. Before proposing anything, we check what you are already entitled to: access is sometimes included in your ticket, and we tell you so. If it is not, we indicate the options genuinely available on your flight and arrange the booking.

The lounges of the Paris airports and Nice

Several levels coexist, with different access conditions.

Airline lounges

Reserved for eligible passengers by class or status. Some airlines also offer paid access, to be booked ahead or on the day of departure.

Shared lounges

Accessible whatever your carrier, on booking. At Roissy, the Extime lounge receives passengers of Terminals 2B and 2D; at Orly, an equivalent lounge is at Terminal 4. Buffet, bar, high-speed Wi-Fi, showers and workspaces.

Private lounges

Beyond the standard lounge, some spaces work as terminals in their own right, with dedicated check-in and bespoke services. We study this possibility according to your flight and dates.

Nice Côte d'Azur

Lounges are also available on departure from Nice, according to your terminal and airline.

The lounge, a step in your welcome

This is what sets us apart from a simple online booking. The lounge is not an isolated product: it is a moment in a journey we take charge of as a whole. Your host accompanies you from the terminal entrance, handles check-in and formalities, then settles you in. While you rest, we track your flight. When the time comes, we come back for you and accompany you to the boarding gate, you do not have to watch the screens. In transit, the logic is the same: we take you to the lounge between two flights and bring you out in time.

What we do and do not do

Our service covers advice on the lounge suited to your flight, the booking of access and your accompaniment to the space concerned. We do not operate any lounge: these spaces belong to the airlines or the airport managers, who set their access conditions, hours and catering. The catering is included in the access and varies from one lounge to another (buffet, table service or a lighter offer depending on the hour). We tell you what the chosen lounge offers before your booking, so there is no gap between what you expect and what you find.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, in most cases. Many lounges offer paid access, whatever your travel class. We check the options available on your flight.

Perhaps not. If your card or status already gives you access, we tell you so and you have nothing to book. Our role is to guide you, not to sell you access you already hold.

Yes. The offer is the lounge’s own and varies by venue and hour: buffet, bar, hot food or light bites. We tell you what is offered before booking.

It depends on the lounge. Some limit access to a few hours before the flight. We tell you the conditions that apply.

Yes, provided the lounge is in the area where you transit. We take this into account when booking.

Depending on the lounge and availability. Tell us your need (meeting, rest, group) and we study the options.

It depends on the lounge, the airport and the number of people. It is given at the quote stage, before any booking.

A few days are usually enough. Early booking is preferable in high season and for the most sought-after lounges.