Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge

Only hot food items were two soups, but exemplary staff service (especially from Kathy) more than made up for it. This Maple Leaf Lounge (unlike the domestic one in YVR) has an actual business centre with computers/desks/chairs and a functioning printer (the printer at the MLL in Calgary hasn't been functioning in years).

I can't say I see the overall benefit based on how Air Canada has structured this perk.The food selection is pitiful, as are the drinks. You're basically looking at the same fare you'd get for a complimentary continental breakfast at a hotel. The seating is less comfortable than what you get in the terminal. There's not a lot of space for several passengers at once.It also is absolutely *not* worth $30 to pay to get in here. I also think that when travelling with a family, they should all get access, rather than dividing your family or simply being blocked from the perk. Especially for me where I actually have access both through my credit card, as well as through elite status.

Very impressive lounge. Great service. Clean. Quiet. Variety of magazines and lots of food and drinks stocked in the lounge. Great hot breakfast!

Small lounge, limited food selection, and dead slow wifi.

Had some good food choices. Chicken wrap, veggies, chips, pizza rolls. Cannot complain.

This is a small Air Canada frequent flyer lounge. Seating possibilities were limited during my visit. I personally found the selection of drinks ok and the variety of food poor. Nevertheless it’s a quiet place to wait for your boarding.

No hot food. Some table tops are loose. Screws need to be tightened.

Great staff and one of the better selections of food and drink I have seen in a while.

Its ok, minor hot food. Fir a travelers lounge, it needs work