Air France opened a new lounge at Paris Orly Airport. The space is available for access by business-class passengers and Flying Blue Elite Plus members departing for long-haul flights from Terminal 3.

Air France said the lounge was designed primarily for customers traveling to New York; Algiers in Algeria; Cayenne in Guiana; Fort-de-France in Martinique; Pointe-à-Pitre in Guadeloupe; and Saint-Denis de la Réunion on Réunion.

The lounge’s hours are 7 a.m.– 9 p.m.. The space has 120 seats, including private alcoves, dining tables and a relaxation area with spacious seats. Other amenities include a Champagne bar with French signature brands, a wine bar, a rum bar and a sweet selection of pastries and fresh fruit.

There’s also a buffet with cold meats, cheese and hot dishes, and a snack kiosk will serve salads and soups. The lounge has showers and a co-working space with smartphone-compatible wireless charging systems.

A separate, private area with extra chairs will be available to Air France Ultimate customers.

Air France also gives premium-economy and economy passengers flying to those locations the option of paying for lounge access.