omg- this is one popular place! I only try to access it during off hours as putting my name on a…read morewait list seems ridiculous. Access is free for the card holder or first class pax Otherwise,, $50 for the 2nd person-not worth it for me. Showers are available - -same for some Delta clubs though...that may be free at the D. Clubs..... Food was good but I am guessing that the popularity is due to the free alcoholic beverages? Personally, I avoid it since it is dehydrating while traveling but something for everyone, right? It is a huge space- incredible how packed it can be though. Almost as busy as the typical gate areas. :)!

I walked into the American Express Centurion Lounge at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, Concourse E,…read morejust outside gate 11, thinking I was about to get another slightly fancier version of the Delta lounge. Instead, I found a surprisingly spacious oasis that felt like it had a better selection, better atmosphere, and--dare I say--a slightly smug sense of superiority (in the nicest way). People are hustling and bustling outside in the concourse, but inside, you can sip a cocktail and feel like the world paused just for you. It's the only place in an airport where you can watch someone sprint for a gate while you leisurely consider dessert options. The food selection deserves a shout-out. The bar is nicely stocked, the entrees are solid--juicy chicken curry, chickpeas, rice, and vegetables--and the dessert selection is excellent. Those shortcakes might make you forget your next boarding call. Pro tip: glance outside once in a while and silently judge everyone who didn't find this lounge. It's a little slice of calm in the madness of one of the busiest airports in the world. A place to recharge, enjoy some good food, and pretend your flight is happening tomorrow instead of in twenty minutes. Four stars. If you're passing through Concourse E and have a chance to stop by, this lounge is worth carving out a few extra minutes--your stress levels (and your stomach) will thank you.

I absolutely love this Sky Club! Every time I come here during a long layover, it feels like a…read morelittle vacation inside the airport. After hours of traveling, this place is exactly what I need to relax and recharge. It makes those long waits between flights so much more enjoyable and comfortable. The food here is always fresh and delicious. There are lots of choices, whether I'm craving something healthy or just want a snack. The staff is super friendly and helpful too. They always greet me with a smile and make sure everyone is taken care of. You can really tell they care about giving guests the best experience possible. The atmosphere is cozy and calm, which is such a nice break from the busy airport outside. The lighting is soft, the seating is comfortable, and it's easy to find a quiet spot to rest or get some work done. I love the soft background music and the clean, relaxing design--it just makes me feel at ease right away. Honestly, every time I'm here, I joke that all I need are a few recliners and I'd be ready to move in! It's that comfortable. The Sky Club truly makes travel days so much better, and I look forward to visiting every time I fly. If you need a peaceful place to unwind during your layover, this spot is absolutely worth it!

When you're in ATL, you're in the belly of the Delta beast. It's no surprise their Sky Clubs here…read moreare huge, and the Concourse B club definitely fits the bill. The space is bright and has an open floor plan, basically one massive room with different sections of seating. The usual amenities are good, no complaints. But here's the same theme I harp on, rearing its ugly head again -- the bathrooms. How are you going to design a Sky Club this massive, and then have a bathroom that's the same size as that in clubs with one-third of the total capacity? Makes ZERO sense, as evidenced by the never ending line.

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.

Since this option is available with my Delta credit card, it is a nice place to chill out while…read morewaiting for my flight. Food is nothing notable but I love the ice tea and lemonade to create my own Arnold Palmer! Bathrooms are clean. Friendly staff keep up with the constant ebb and flow of passengers throughout the day. Appreciate their efforts to make a travel day less stressful!

Crowded with an awkward layout: the lounge is divided in the middle by a set of stairs…read more Otherwise, pretty much the same as the others.

Update May 2026: You cannot enter until 2.5 hours before your flight. I understand this is likely…read morebecause there's such high traffic at this airport, but maybe consider opening an additional lounge for such a large, high volume airport? Sucks if you have a long layover and planned on chilling at the lounge to recharge before your next flight. Food was like any other The Club priority pass lounge. Nothing special or bad. One star docked b/c it felt like some food was left out too long - my stomach was upset after eating here. One star recuperated b/c the staff was super friendly and kind. Not the worst, not the best. Wouldn't pay the entry fee for this lounge, but go if you have 1-2 hours before your flight & have lounge access through your credit card, etc.

They're in Terminal F, the final stop on the Atlanta airport tram. Give yourself extra time -- it's…read morea trek to get there and back. I had a 3-hour layover and landed early morning. Luckily the lounge opens early, so I walked right in. Breakfast was basic: standard hotel buffet fare like cereal, bread, pancakes, eggs, fruit, and bagels. The creamy grits sounded promising, but they were undercooked and the toppings were forgettable. Service was slow at first. Dirty plates sat out for a while, likely due to minimal early-morning staffing. Later on more staff came in and cleanup was quick. The lounge area itself had a few varieties of seating. Except for a tiny room which had dim lighting, the rest of the lounge was brightly lit and it was difficult to catch up on some lost sleep there. There weren't any private nooks or rooms. Restrooms were also pretty basic, infact the more public restrooms in the airport were better. Overall it's not an outstanding lounge, pretty basic and forgettable. Somewhat surprising for a heavily used international airport like Atlanta.

Ok - happy to have a friend tell me that AmEx Centurion Lounge opened at Atlanta airport. Located…read morein E concourse gate 11 Great entrance - it does get crowded as does every lounge in AtL. But they have a waiting section with seats by the entrance. There's couches, high top tables, regular tables. Overall choices on where to sit - but if busy you gotta find open spot. WiFi access There's hot food bar area, coffee/drink area and lots of friendly staff to assist.

Best lounge ATL. Food buffet is good, better than most…read moreairport food. Sometimes airport lounges recycle the same food over and over (looking at you, Delta). The Centurion lounge keeps it interesting. Friendly service (also a rarity at the airport) Pleasing decor with a few different rooms with differing feels. Downside is that lately there has always been a wait list of 30 mins or longer.

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

Filled to capacity Had to wait ~ 20" to get in…read moreBut wow, the showers!! And staff here is great Marisol was tasked with hvg to tell everyone they were full and would hv to wait And inside Gerald was terrific Hvg to orient me to how the system work It helps that it was nearly 8 pm and no one ahead of me Bathroom and shower were pristine

This is for the Skyclub in terminal A…read more Efficient check in, hot food selections, friendly staff saying hello etc. etc Restrooms could be better maintained but overall the space is fantastic and the views too! Thank you Delta and Amex!

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.

The lady working here was quite unfriendly. My husband and I booked an hour and she told us to come…read moreback at a specific time, which was fine because we had a long layover. When we arrived for our appointment, she led us to a room without saying a word and left. I didn't know if we set our own alarm, if she comes to tell us our time was up or how any of it worked. We set an alarm and then both tried to lie down on the teeny tiny loveseat. Neither of us were able to sleep. We left once our hour was up and thanked the lady working. Not a word or even a grunt from her. It was only marginally better than sitting at the gate.

Open 24/7. Also very pricey--cost is $70/hr. If you have…read morePriority Pass from American Express or Chase Sapphire, then you get 1 hour free, then it's $43/hr for additional hours. Private showers and TVs included in your suite.

This spot here has not disappointed me yet!…read more Now let me say this, though there is a nice size parking lot, they share it with several other boomin businesses, so parking can get tricky. Most of the entry is through what would be the back entrance because that is where the parking is. You walk through there covered patio. Nice and cozy, most hightop table and a few regular tables. They do have televisions out there, so you'll never miss a game. You walk in, you'll find a good amount of seating and plenty of televisions. You will not miss a sport up in there. There is bar seating, which seemed to be real popular spot to sit. It wasn't crowded. The staff was very attentive and really nice and upbeat. Beer drinkers, this is the spot for you and if you're not a beer drinker, I bet they can recommend something good and tasty. Don't shy away non beer drinkers, they have you covered. I enjoyed there friend okra.

4/24/26 For Lunch Parking behind the restaurant is never an…read moreissue. BrassTap is always a good time for a quick lunch with coworkers or friends. I've been a few times and the service is always great. I had the chicken tenders as substituted out regular fries for garlic fries. The meal was delicious and I enjoyed myself