Air France Lounge
George Bush Intercontinental · Houston
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At a glance
One of four lounges in Terminal D, and the lowest-rated of them. An airline lounge — seats are scarce at peak and the food won't make a meal. It runs a full bar. Hours are 12 PM – 5 PM daily. Only worth it if the alternative is the gate. Recorded access options include Air France Lounge, Priority Pass (3-hour limit; may be restricted 12:00-15:15), and SkyTeam Elite Plus Lounge Access. Entry conditions and availability apply.
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How it worksWho gets in
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- Air France Lounge · Air France
- Priority Pass3-hour limit; may be restricted 12:00-15:15
- SkyTeam Elite Plus Lounge Access · SkyTeam
Cards that get you in: Altitude Black, Altitude Reserve (discontinued, closed to new applicants), Business Centurion Card, Business Platinum Card, Business Platinum Card (Canada), Carte Platinum (France)
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Entry and guest policy
Air France/SkyTeam business class: no guests. Flying Blue Ultimate/Platinum/Gold and SkyTeam Elite Plus: 1 guest on a same-day SkyTeam flight. Priority Pass accepted (3-hour limit; may be restricted 12:00-15:15). Day pass $50 or 6,000 miles.
Location & opening hours
George Bush Intercontinental · Terminal D · Near gate D18
Airside in Terminal D opposite gate D18; restrooms are outside the lounge on the concourse.
- Opening hours
- 12 PM – 5 PM daily
- Local time · America/Chicago
Editorial ratings
7 of 15 metrics scored. The score is the average of the rated metrics; unrated areas are not included.
What a 5 means for each metric
- Seating & comfort
- plenty of comfortable seats, easy to find one
- Space
- never feels packed, even at peak
- Food
- real meals, fresh and varied
- Coffee
- barista-made, not a push-button machine
- Workspace
- desks, quiet rooms, phone booths
- Restrooms
- clean, plentiful, well kept
- Views & light
- tarmac views, natural light
Not yet rated: Quiet, Drinks & bar, Wi-Fi, Power outlets, Cleanliness, Staff & service, Exclusivity. How we rate
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Quick answers
Who can get into Air France Lounge?
Air France Lounge lists access through Air France Lounge, Priority Pass (3-hour limit; may be restricted 12:00-15:15) and SkyTeam Elite Plus Lounge Access. Entry depends on the program's eligibility rules and lounge availability. Air France/SkyTeam business class: no guests. Flying Blue Ultimate/Platinum/Gold and SkyTeam Elite Plus: 1 guest on a same-day SkyTeam flight. Priority Pass accepted (3-hour limit; may be restricted 12:00-15:15). Day pass $50 or 6,000 miles. Lounge Frog last checked this in September 2026.
What are the opening hours of Air France Lounge?
Air France Lounge is open 12 PM – 5 PM daily (local time, America/Chicago). Lounge Frog last checked this in September 2026.
Where is Air France Lounge?
Air France Lounge is in Terminal D at George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), near gate D18. Airside in Terminal D opposite gate D18; restrooms are outside the lounge on the concourse.
Does Air France Lounge have showers and a bar?
Air France Lounge has a full bar. Shower availability is not confirmed by a recorded suite count; check with the operator for availability and charges.
How good is Air France Lounge?
Lounge Frog rates Air France Lounge 1.7 out of 5 overall, the average of 7 editorial metrics such as food, drinks, seating and quiet.
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Other lounges in Terminal D
3 more at IAH. Entry eligibility varies by lounge.
Traveller reviews
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- rgvjetsetter.bsky.social@rgvjetsetter.bsky.social · Bluesky3/5Sentiment-derived
Positive opinion · Stars estimated from the post, not assigned by its author.
The Air France Lounge in Houston offers a comfortable atmosphere but lacks quality food options.
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