For an airport lounge, this place is great! You're greeted at the entrance and given a specific pass if you're going to the Delta One lounge (the elevator has access to the Delta Sky Club lounge on the 3rd floor and the Delta One Lounge on the 4th floor). When you reach the Delta One lounge, you're greeted by one of the managers and show you around explaining food is a seat down order (just like a restaurant). Once we found a table, a staff immediately came to us and ask how much time we have before our flight. He asked this because he wanted to make sure we make it to our flight on time. (We had plenty of time to enjoy the lounge). The menu is extensive and everything is made to order. Everything we had was great! Some of our favorites: Wood roasted shrimp toast, sticky hoisin ribs, dry aged hanger steak, and Coffee In Seattle. All staff were professional and very attentive. If you're flying Delta One out of SEATAC, I recommend arriving early and enjoy the lounge. read more

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The food was very delicious and flowed with just ordering without much thought. I liked the ribs and the streak the most. Service seemed to be a bit off. Had to capture someone's attention at first and then it began to flow. Saw some management staff standing around while the wait staff were very active. Sitting outside and having the meal al fresco, at an airport was amazing. It added to the delight and made it for a fun aviation experience. The noise of the planes and the hum of the airport really made me happy! read more

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Have been here twice with consistent experiences both times. It is not cheap to fly Delta One class of service which is what gains you access to special Delta One lounges strategically placed at international hubs throughout the system (SEA, LAX, JFK, etc.) Located near gate A11, it's convenient to most international Delta departure gates and my pro tip is that if you get a chance to fly Delta One, plan your itinerary to fly into SEA the evening before your international departure. That way you can wake up, enter the airport and enter the D1 club early (up to 3 hrs prior to departure). Otherwise, you will be flying into SEA and sometimes have a tight international connection and you will not get to enjoy this area to the fullest. The people working here are incredibly service oriented and it feels very bougie to check into the entrance that serves both the regular Delta SkyClub and the D1 Club. Then they grant you access to the D1 Club where the rest of the peasants cannot go and it feels pretty special haha. You paid for it, you earned it, you may as well enjoy it! Once you get to the top club level (D1 is top floor, regular SkyClub is middle floor, and cannon fodder is ground floor in the main airport), you will find yourself in an area with great seating options, some in booths, some in tables, some with good views, some outside. It's all here and you can sit wherever you would like and they will bring you a formal menu for table service. There is a full bar and if you are knowledgeable, you should take full advantage. I can vouch for the Seaside Martini and the Michters Manhattan. The food menu has many choices that are both Asian influenced (think ramen and dumplings) as well as Western (think hanger steak frites and a hamburger) as well as many other choices. I can also vouch for their beef carpaccio as well as their steak frites, both were excellent choices and as good as I've had anywhere. The service here is very good. Maybe not 5 star white table cloth but if you stop and think that you are in the middle of an airport between flights, it is so far above anything else you can experience that it goes to 5 stars pretty quickly given the environment you are in. Don't forget that it is completely appropriate to leave a tip. I am a Delta Air loyalist. This is written from that perspective so recognize my bias. I don't think Delta always gets it right and having traveled over 3.5 million miles with them, I have had plenty of difficult experiences along the way. This club is certainly not one of them. read more

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Absolutely the most top notch service you will ever experience in an airport lounge. The food is decent and served restaurant order style! They have order off the menu (as many items as you want) and mixed drinks and wine and sodas all available by table order with the most excellent wait staff. So this particular the highest end of the Delta lounges and is accessible with business class in first class international flight coming or co tinging on. I'm not sure that you can get in another ways. Seems very exclusive. The regular Delta lounge is downstairs on the third floor iand has your standard buffet items and the showers. The plan is for them to take over the rest of the third floor and provide a massages and meditation rooms in the future. read more

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I'm usually in a hurry to grab gifts for people at the airport that I hardly ever try a lounge. So I can only compare this with United lounge at Sea Tac. Delta One lounge offers a much better experience with people consistently checking with you to make sure that you have everything you need. After I had a terrible experience at the united lounge at Sea Tac (that lounge should not be even called a lounge), this one is just like you are having food and drinks at the W lounge or something. So I'd recommend it if you have time to check out. My read more

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Not my favorite D1 lounge, but still nice. They dont have any special amenities like LAX (massages, etc) but its still a great place before or after your flight. The staff is very friendly, however I do feel like not as attentive as other D1 lounges (they kind of disappeared after our meal and we had to flag a server down for water)! I did enjoy the food options. They also a buffet if you dont want to order off the menu. read more

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Beautiful lounge. Best one in LAX. Amazing service. Love that I get to order everything instead of a cheap buffet. Love the green juice. I've also been to Delta One in Seattle. The lax one is the best. Love the massage chair room. the restrooms are beautiful and spacious. read more

Feeling spoiled rotten here. Spacious open and beautiful. Delicious breakfast, served at table and a buffet. Fresh, gourmand choices. Service was TOP TIER. So so spoiled by their staff. Warm and efficient and caring. They brought me a bowl of ice cream and a purse hanger after they found out it was my birthday month. If you have the chance to use this lounge... you will not regret it. read more

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We were flying Delta one from Tokyo back home and had a connection in Seattle. A few weeks before the flight, we received an email from Delta that said we would have arrival access to the Delta one lounge in Seattle during our layover. We were able to quickly check in at the front counter and they gave us a card to hand into the attendant at the entrance to the lounge itself and they guided us up to the fourth floor. It's honestly more like a restaurant than a lounge, but I think the intent is you have a table service meal on the fourth floor and then you can move back down to the third floor if you're just looking for a space to relax. They had a really nice outdoor space, but it was a chilly 48° so we sat inside I was very impressed with the items offered on the menu and we opted for Croissant breakfast sandwiches that had Seattle's famous Beechers cheese, how fun is that? Service was very attentive. They had both waiters and food delivery staff who also made sure there were no dirty dishes on the table. It was a very nice! For comparison, check out the Wi-Fi speeds here in the United States versus Japan, lol. Japan does not mess around with slow speeds! This space was very welcome and quiet and we enjoyed our coffee as we prepare prepared for the next leg of our trip home read more

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The lounge has PORTABLE HEATED BLANKETS to sit outside and enjoy the covered deck. Shower suites are huge with all the amenities and toiletries in case you forgot anything. The associates are the Delta One lounge are la creme de la creme. Exceptional hospitality all the way. read more

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This is one of the most impressive lounges I've seen, and while that list isn't huge, this place is! Very high ceilings, an amazing food and beverage array, plus tons of area to sit and relax. There's an incredible number of staff here they made it so everything was spotless and took care of everything anyone needed. If I ever have to live in an airport for an extended period of time, this is the place that I would come to! read more

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The views of the light rail and (sometimes) Mt. Rainier from the cool outdoor seating are great! Service is super sweet and the food is at least 3-stars. The tomato salad had peaches in it, which was a little unexpected, and not the best bc I was expecting something savory. They ran out of cheese and gave us a pretty sad cheese plate. The chicken and shrimp dumplings were super spicy and the steelhead was not too flavorful, and left something to be desired. Our favorite item on the menu was the edamame dumplings. read more

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I had the pleasure of visiting the new Delta Lounge located at the far end of Terminal A. It felt slightly smaller than the original Delta Lounge near the beginning of the terminal, but it was noticeably new, very clean, and the service throughout was excellent. Every interaction we had, from check-in to the buffet area to the team member clearing our table, was friendly and professional. After checking in at a kiosk or with an agent, you'll head up to the lounge on the third level (fourth for Delta One). We stopped by during breakfast and found the buffet to be good, though the offerings didn't feel as large or unique as the other lounge. There was a nice charcuterie board along with standard American breakfast items like yogurt, oatmeal, and pastries. Hot food included scrambled eggs, mini egg bites, chicken and pork sausage, potatoes, and congee. There were also some lighter cold options such as a kale salad with blueberries and hard-boiled eggs. The space includes showers, and the restrooms were clean and generously sized. Overall, my husband and I really enjoyed our time here. That said, we likely wouldn't go out of our way to walk all the way to the end of Terminal A (about a 10-minute walk from the center of the airport) when the original Delta or Centurion Lounge is more conveniently located. read more

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My First Luxury Delta One Airport Lounge Experience...Is It Worth The Hype? Short Answer: YES. Long Answer: keep on reading below. Last time I was here I visited the new Delta Sky Club downstairs on its 2nd day of opening. This time, I experienced the bougie version where I enjoyed my lounge time from above (literally). This is the only Delta One Lounge in the nation that is built in the same space as a Delta Sky Club, which honestly is a great marketing tactic (if that was the intention) because it entices those in the Delta Sky Club below to wonder what the Delta One Lounge above them is like. Similar to entry requirements for a Delta Sky Club, getting into this lounge also works for a Delta One INBOUND flight, which I actually prefer because I was able to take my sweet ass time. When you enter, you already notice the decor is on another level, like it's from a fine dining restaurant. I was also greeted from literally EVERYONE as I entered. You pick a table to sit at, and then a server comes to take your order. The menu? IMPRESSIVE. They have a little bit of everything and aside from the premium liquor that costs Delta miles to purchase, those items are all complimentary. Like you can order a 2nd, 3rd, 4th round, etc. There is seating outside in the terrace if you don't want to sit inside. The view itself could be better, but hey - it's the SeaTac area. For the first dish that I ordered (curry ramen), the curry broth was surprisingly very flavorful. I liked the noodles too, though personally I prefer them a little bit more al dente. Also something about the noodles that they weren't able to absorb the broth flavor, which is somewhat unfortunate. But on a positive note, the mushrooms that came with the dish were amazing with the umami flavor. The spare ribs were hands down my FAVORITE dish! Piping hot and flavor was on point. Meat also tender AF. For dessert, I opted for the ice cream sundae, which I believe comes with this lime flavored cold foam. Yummy cherries too. Overall, a great mesh of flavors but don't consume too quickly or else you might get a brain freeze. After a few glasses of champagne (I lost count), I finished off with the green tea refresher. It's non-alcoholic, but as its namesake indicates it was very refreshing to have if you're trying to stay sober or after a few round of alcoholic drinks. Because of the lounge's open kitchen concept, you can see the employees making the apps and entrees. While I conducted my own self-guided tour, one of the chefs on his laptop on the side did chat it up with me and asked me where I was going (or in this case where I came back from) - overall, super friendly. At one point, I was trying to charge my phone in the outlet on the floor there, and then an employee saw me and because it was a little far from my table, he came over with a mobile charger that the lounge has. Anyway, this is just one of many examples displaying the recurring theme of excellent customer service. This experience is motivating me to try out the other Delta One lounges - currently, aside from SeaTac, there's one in LAX, Boston, and JFK. Gotta visit them all! Video review of the lounge if you are an audio-visual learner like me: https://youtu.be/hnPND0lnLdk read more

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This is the new Delta One lounge in SeaTac that just opened in June/July. I've only been to the other Delta Lounge closer to gate A1, which I thought was pretty nice. This lounge is located near gate A11. You walk in and are immediately greeted by staff who quickly checked me and my family in. There are four floors here!! They recommended we start on the 4th floor, where you order food off a set menu. The decor was like that of a fancy 5* restaurant. You can sit inside, bar side, in comfy lounge style seating, or outside with a view of the airport. That was a little too loud for my liking, so we opted to dine inside near the kitchen. You can watch all the chefs preparing every dish that is ordered. Our server, Guiezi, was so professional and amazingly attentive. He gave great recommendations and suggestions for me and the family. I ended up getting clam chowder, steak and fries, and a vanilla ice cream with key lime crumble. My youngest is a little picky and Guiezi was able to offer something off menu, chicken strips! If he didn't offer that, my kid would have only eaten the bread rolls, which were delicious by the way. Every dish was so flavorful and were the right portions. I still had a flight to catch which was going to serve a full dinner as well. The 3rd floor has a more relaxed atmosphere and a buffet style set up for food. Guiezi even brought us some cookies and brownies from the 3rd floor. This guy rocks!! We were so spoiled here in the Delta One Lounge. I had to remind my kids, that this is a sometimes thing, and not to get too comfortable as we don't usually fly like this. :-) All in all, best lounge experience I've had! Great job Delta One Lounge team. read more

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Wow, this place has stand out customer service. We were lucky enough to visit this place on our departure and arrival. The dinner food was very mediocre. However on our second visit the breakfast was absolutely stand out! The drinks are fun, as they can make anything and have a wide array of specialty cocktails. The view was stunning with a clear day Mt. Rainier was out and glorious. read more

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Thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Delta One lounge in Seattle. I chose to sit outside even though it was chilly. There were a lot of steamed travelers on the inside waiting for a pilot to drive from Portland. Interacted with several staffers who were all great. They even presented a blanket. Cocktails and food were top notch. Highly recommend the dumplings. Unlike the JFK club, all food is à la cart. Had such a good time that I wasn't ready to board my flight. No problem! They said I would be fine as long as I was at the gate 20 minutes before departure. Was also glad they told an entitled guest to keep his feet off the walls. read more

Closes at 4 PM Delta delayed our flight three hours so we missed being able to go to the lounge on our layover. Very rude staff no apologies. I won't be flying Delta again especially Delta one. read more

I had an amazing experience here but Josh, "the ambassador" was very aggressive when he was speaking to me and made me feel very unwelcomed.