Delta Sky Club
Editorial Review
The Delta Sky Club at ATL Concourse A is a mid-range airport lounge (scoring approximately 6/10), offering a functional but not exceptional experience. Notable strengths include its convenient location in Concourse A and its relatively ample amenities, including showers and a well-stocked bar offering alcoholic beverages such as local craft beers. Runway views from expansive windows offer a pleasant distraction, along with comfortable seating areas scattered throughout the space. However, significant overcrowding, particularly during peak hours (morning and evening), is a recurring complaint. Food quality can be inconsistent; while some small plates and snacks are available, higher-quality meals are rare. This lounge is best suited for Delta frequent flyers with access seeking a convenient place to relax, have a drink and light snack prior to their flight, but those expecting a luxury lounge experience will likely be disappointed.
Last updated: 6/9/2025
Amenities
Lounge Ratings
Seating is a mix of comfortable armchairs and less comfortable standard seating. Layout can feel crowded at peak times, but the ambiance is generally pleasant. Lighting is adequate, though noise levels can be high.
Food options are generally unremarkable, with a selection of snacks, small plates, and occasionally some hot items. Quality varies; expect average bar fare. Beverages include a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
The lounge offers showers, a full bar, and decent Wi-Fi. A nap area is available, but may be limited and in high demand. Business tools such as printing are generally available.
Restrooms and the lounge are generally kept clean, although cleanliness can suffer during peak hours due to high traffic. Reports suggest that upkeep varies by time of day.
Access is primarily through Delta Sky Club memberships, Delta Medallion status, or partner airline memberships. Crowding is a significant issue, particularly during peak travel times. Expect long queues during busy periods.