We were in the sky club at concourse B. Our flight got delayed so we came here to Concourse D. This…read moreis what I was expecting- modern, stylish. Has silverware and plates (Concourse B was plastic cutlery and paper plates and cups). Crazy that the two can be so different in the same airport.

This place is huge! I am always happy to see that my gate is out of the D gates, as I love to…read moreaccess this lounge. I have never had to wait to get in; the staff is always friendly, smiling, and helpful. The food is a mixed bag; some visits are better than others, but they always keep the buffet well stocked. The bartenders are great, friendly, and funny. I feel like it's a bar and not an airline lounge. Even when busy, I can always find a place to sit, and I really appreciate a place to set up my laptop when I need to get work done or simply surf the internet. It's great to have a place to relax and get away from the craziness of the terminals!

Decent area to relax and unwind from chaotic travel. Very…read moreclean. Nice food offerings. Happy with this sky club as well.

Thankfully my boarding gate was in Concourse B so I could try a different Sky Club other than…read moreConcourse A's Sky Club, which did not impress me that much. Initial impressions were much better. The space is huge with high ceilings and a lot more windows, which offered a lot of natural light. There are a lot of seats in here as well, which somehow managed to handle the fairly substantial amount of people in here as well. And no food lines, although I was not impressed that the menu was literally the same thing as I had three days prior at Concourse A lounge. And boo to no pimento cheese! Staff are of course nice here, they clean up after everything pretty quickly. Overall, this is a slightly above average Sky Club. Good enough to get the job done and feel a bit comfortable in.

Nothing fancy. And at around 70 dollars an hour, it's not cheap. I'm not even sure of their…read morecleaning strategies. But the room was decent, it wasn't uncomfortable, it had a decent little amazon basics fan (that needed dusting). My first flight had a medical emergency, causing me to miss my connection and causing me to wait over eight hours in the airport. I crashed here for four hours of sleep (for what you'd pay in a decent hotel in a lot of places). Basic vinyl couch with a trundle bed. Desk if you want to get work done, but most people who can afford 70 an hour have a lounge membership. They provide a blanket and pillow, which have hopefully been laundered. I do wish they had a private bathroom, but alas, you must use the crowded public bathrooms in the terminal. I got four hours of great sleep that saved me from exhaustion and having to wait eight grueling WAKING hours in ATL. If you're privileged enough to afford it, it's well worth it to have peace, quiet, and SLEEP! Front desk attendant was helpful and kind.

I stopped by this place to get bottle water before boarding my flight. The price on the water…read morebottle is reasonable so that's why I purchase it here. You can get room temperature one or one that is cold. The only issue I experienced here was they couldn't give me my receipt. The computer just wouldn't print it and they couldn't find it in their system. I needed the receipt for work so they just printed me one out but it doesn't show my credit card number.

This Delta Sky Club at Gate A17 is a nice lounge, but too little time to experience fully. I have…read morebet here before and this lounge features a stepped up section to the right as you enter the main space and the bar to the left with the buffet in front of you. I immediately asked for an IPA at the bar and proceded to the buffet. They had these chicken salad sandwiches with mango chutney that were great and lemon iced pound cake that can call out your name for attention. It was great to have a real meal before boarding my flight across the country to the West Coast. 3.8 stars

Had to take a work trip to Atlanta, which meant I was flying straight into Delta headquarter…read moreterritory. Of course, I had to check out Sky Club here as soon as I landed! This was definitely not my best Sky Club experience. Not saying it's bad, just that I've been to better Sky Clubs. Fairly low ceilings, a lot of cramped seating, and only one food area. Hell, I had never encountered a Sky Club that had a super long food line before...until I came here. Bonus points though for at least having pimento cheese here. Also, maybe it just happened to be a bad time, but this place was insanely packed. Like, pretty much almost every seat had someone in it. Thankfully, I was able to find a seat at the big table that's designed for people to use their computers. Staff here of course are very nice. They're always milling around to clean up waste once you're done with your food. This Sky Club serves its purpose, but I've definitely been in better ones.

Save your money and go get some food you really want to eat. For $75 for 3 people if we were…read moredrinking it would have been worth it but it was not. It was our second airport lounge in the same day. The other one had made to order food. This one had barely edible looking pasta. A dessert, some stale tortilla chips and nacho sauce. It felt more like a cafeteria than a nice lounge escape. After some searching we finally found 3 seats together where we could charge as well. I reserved online a spot so we didn't have to wait 3 hours to get in. However the online system does not indicate the price tag for entry, so that was an unexpected expense. Staff was very nice and helpful.

The Club ATL is located in a pretty inconvenient location, all the way in the F terminal (which is…read morethe farthest terminal). It's not too hard with the airport train, just inconvenient. My partner and I arrived at 10am, right as breakfast foods started to get cleared away. In my opinion, that's way too early to clear breakfast. Even the cereal was taken away! It took an hour for them to replace the empty counters with lunch food, which I found unsatisfying. People aren't meant to wait around a lounge, there should be a quicker turnover for folks popping in. An aside, the waffle machine and toaster were down because someone had unplugged them randomly. Not the staff's fault, but it just sucked that another option was taken away. My biggest qualm with The Club ATL is that it's the only one that restricts lounge hopping. I wasn't told that they only allow one check in either at The Club or at Popping (next door), if I had known then I would have definitely waited for Popping to open up.

I try to stop by here every time I have a layover in ATL for at least a hour. I always try to stop…read moreby the Bourbon bar whenever I have a chance for the premium bourbon/rye whiskeys. They have a rotating menu so it changes every season. The dishes they make give a lot of inspiration (to my own cooking) so always excited to see what's upcoming. The staff are extremely friendly and look forward to returning again.

I had high hopes for this place but my experience was awful. If you have access to an airline…read morelounge, I suggest you go there. I'm convinced the people who left glowing reviews of the place probably don't go to lounges often. I encourage you to read the 1 & 2 star reviews before patronizing. Pro: the people bussing the table did a good job of clearing them off immediate as people left. Cons: I visited on a Monday afternoon & since there was no line to get in, I assumed it would be fairly empty. Wrong. It was at capacity. They should not have allowed people to continue to enter if it was full. By the time I left, they had finally started a waitlist. As a party of 2, we circled 4 times before we a small table. Meanwhile I saw a lot of parties of 1 that were seated at 4-tops and booths by themselves. Other locations monitor this behavior but they did not seem to care here. The staff was very unfriendly. Not 1 person had a smile on their face which I found odd since they're in the service industry. The bartenders were the worst of the lot. All of them were unwelcoming or flat out rude. They also seemed more concerned about talking to the people sitting at the bar than serving the queue. The food was awful. Bland, unseasoned, and poor selections.

Good views, nice staff, buffet is larger than the space appears to hold…read more Tables and cozy chairs available Space off by entrance for more quiet and comfortable spaces Very busy during peak hours People are generally kind and respectful Noise level is normal/expected Loads of business calls happening

Had the opportunity to enter the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at ATL for the first time, during a…read more3 hour layover. It was a okay. This Sky Club opened at the same time as the ATL international terminal (Concourse F) in 2012, with its iconic outdoor lounge (Sky Deck) following soon after in 2013. This one (along with the its sibling at JFK) was the first one in the world, paving the way for this design at numerous other Delta-serviced airports around the country. Thom Filicia (remember him from the original Queer Eye?) was the interior designer. My wife and I had just come off of a red-eye from LAX at Concourse A, and took advantage of a Priority Pass benefit to get free chair massages at a XSpa in that concourse. We then took the Plane Train to Concourse F, in preparation for our international flight to PLS (Turks and Caicos). Atlanta is the connecting hub for Delta's flights into the Caribbean so was at Concourse F this time last year (but chose to go to the Club lounge nearby). The year before, flew out of Concourse E (which also serves as international set of gates), so now understood why this was our first time at this lounge (after gathering this info from my previous Yelp contributions). The Delta app indicated that unlike the other lounges at the other concourses, this one at F was not busy and we were able to enter right away. It is located on the upper deck of the central area of the concourse...there are a lot of office spaces for lounges here, but a lot of them are not filled. Since we had gone to the Sky Club at LAX less than 24 hours before, this visit did not count towards our 15 per year cap. We stayed for about an hour, finding some out of the way chairs in the back on the first floor. There is an upstairs deck area as well with more seating. I didn't find the outdoor deck, though it being July in Atlanta, wouldn't have been surprised with it being closed. It was breakfast time and the buffet had the typical lackluster set of breakfast items, consistent with what we have experienced at the other Sky Clubs in Atlanta. The items seemed more 'old' than usual though, and completely skipped all of it. Was a bit surprised that with a lounge this size, there were only 2 toilet stalls in the men's bathroom. Since the upcoming flight was international, didn't know how long the boarding process would take, so left the lounge earlier than normal. The whole process ended up being pretty easy.

I purchased my delta airline ticket. I have my platinum card and I was denied access because I used…read moremy sky miles to purchase my ticket. My ticket was eligible.

This is a smaller lounge, but it still has a bar, buffet and decent seating …read more The sweet buttered sweet potato was the better item consumed. The chicken is tender in the mustard sauce, would come with bacon too. Seating is spread out, but sufficient. An upper section too.