Location: between gates C76 and C77 (United States departures)…read more Access: American Express cardholder + 2 guests free. Priority Pass does not work. Some hot foods, some cold food in fridge, soda machine with Pepsi products, coffee, juice dispensers. Plenty of seating, but they're pretty tight Free WiFi No bathroom - go to gate 75

This lounge is located in the U.S. departures terminal and can be accessed through Amex lounge…read morebenefits. Unfortunately, it felt pretty bare bones overall. The space is open, with only a planter separating the lounge from the regular terminal traffic, so it didn't feel particularly secluded or relaxing. Instead of the calm, elevated atmosphere you typically expect from an airport lounge, this felt more like a casual cafeteria. The food selection was also pretty limited. There was a beef and noodle dish, fried rice, and another random option that didn't really pair with the others. The beef dish was extremely salty, two bites and I was done. Overall, the lounge experience just didn't feel very premium or exclusive. I ended up leaving early and spending the rest of my wait time at the gate instead.

This is a really nice lounge in Montreal Airport. We got in with priority pass and don't have any…read morecomplaints. Wi-Fi available, There was a decent breakfast selection including pancakes, egg white bites, potatoes, fruits, and croissants. There's a standard espresso machine as well. Seating was spacious but can get crowded during busier hours. Service was expeditious.

You'd think they were serving surf and turf at this Air France lounge. 2 hour wait to get in but…read moredefinitely worth it. Lots of decent options, salmon, chicken, pasta - unfortunately no surf and turf.. Well worth the wait but be prepared to wait your turn..

3.5 stars. This is a transborder lounge catering for the international flights out of YUL…read more It does get quite congested during the afternoon 3-7 rush of the red-eye over the pond. There are great tarmac views along with a cooking station of hot foods (stay away from the poutine... yes I know this is Montreal but do yourself a favour, pass on it!). The smoked meat is not bad but not a fan of the toasted sammie. There is a coke dispenser along with bottled juice. The alcohol is served from the bar and not self serve like it's domestic counterpart. The big plus is there are 2 shower rooms to freshen up before your flight out.

Very basic, but lots of comfortable seating. Alcohol available from 11am on, but no bar service as…read moreyou just pour your own beer etc. Breakfast spread had sausage, eggs, oatmeal, and beans as the hot options. Cold options included salad fixings and some basic bread. Was not overcrowded on a Wednesday morning. Wifi worked well.

This airport is divided into three sections: domestic Canada flights, international flights, and…read moreU.S.-bound flights. It's a good-sized airport but still very easy to navigate and completely walkable. The airport appears to have been recently updated (almost new) with a sleek and modern design throughout. What stood out most to me was how empty it felt both on arrival and departure. There were plenty of open seats, not crowded at all. The biggest downside was the food selection, especially in the U.S. terminal. There were only a couple dining options and one lounge with fairly underwhelming food offerings. That said, gates and flight information were easy to find, and overall the airport functions efficiently and smoothly. Next time I'd probably get my own food before heading to the airport, but otherwise it does exactly what you need it to do.

Unlike a lot of people, I really like airports, and really like this one :) Granted, I'm usually in…read morevacation mode when I'm here, so that helps! We spent some time in the international section recently (our flight to Punta Cana was delayed several hours). No problem - I went shopping, lol. I was disappointed though to see Victoria's Secret boutique is gone, as well as the vintage luxury shop. They seem to be renovating that area, so that's probably why. Made some purchases at The Loop and got some macarons from La Biscuitterie - very delicious for airport macarons! I have never had (yet) a bad experience or long lineup at security here (so far). As far as airports go, I would take that one anytime over smaller airports with nothing to do.

I enjoyed my lounge experience here! It's an American Express based lounge, so their card holders…read morewill have priority during busy times. For all others (aka Priority Pass), the hours are from 2pm to closing. It was very clean, however there are no lounge bathrooms. This lounge is more of a restaurant feel with QR code menus that you can order off of (but only 2 food items and 1 drink item at a time! probably to prevent food waste).

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!

On a early snowy Monday morning, I was getting ready for my flight to Toronto for a business trip…read more 5 in the morning, hungry and I walked over to Avenue des Canadiens. I ordered a coffee and l'assiette l'avantage numérique (3 eggs, sausage, bacon, smoked meat and potato). The eggs are beautifully cooked however the sausage... Maybe it's on the stove for too long... One of the side is crispy, well more hard then crispy. The bacon was nothing special and smoked meat is a bit dry. I do wish they'd give a little more potatos anyhow. One thing that I really didn't like... It's when I go pay the bill. I thought the coffee was included in the breakfast, most restaurant does right? And no, the waiter did not mention a thing about it. OK, fine charge an extra for the coffee but what outrage me the most, it's the price of the coffee. $3.99. For a tasteless, cheap, low quality coffee. Seriously how can they charge more than a Starbuck for that kind of coffee??? Would not recommend.

We ordered Schnitzel and vegetable . After waited for long time . We got the schnitzel all burned …read more Vegetable is cold with yellow colour. Never come back again .

Stopped in as a 3 on our way back to USA on a Monday morning about 8am. Georgia and her manager at…read morethe front desk were friendly, smiling and extremely accommodating. The layout is spacious, greenery adorned planters with couches and small duo table seating. The coffee is outstanding, best coffee all trip. Plenty of full or continental Breakfast choices. Full bar with tender and soda machine Sen walked around keeping things clean and tidy. A welcomed "Pit Stop" after a fun filled F1 Race weekend.

Overall: F // 1 star…read more This was a really rough lounge where I'm surprised Plaza Premium wanted to associate.. the lounge does not even have a bathroom and also ran out of water. Further, there is lounge does not have any private space nor is the seat density more open than the rest of the airport. There is a few small bites and some drinks available, so I would recommend grabbing a bite and then departing. I would not go out of my way to make time for this lounge, and its even more surprising that theres not even on priority pass. Food: E Drinks: E Access: -2 Atmosphere: -2 Service: E Amenities: -2 Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats