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This is one of the two Delta sky clubs they have in this airport. Employees are nice. Environment is very clean. Multiple food and drink options. Quick service. Plenty of seating. Clean restrooms and showers. A nice place to stop before or in between flights.
New favorite Sky Club! Great spaces and always friendly staff. Perfect place to unwind before your flight in Concourse A. This review is the club at A11. There is a regular club and then the Delta One lounge on the next level. I've been able to come here a couple times since they opened it and prefer it to the other one at SEA. I like the layout and seating diversity, lots of seats near the windows, and the cleanliness. Tasty snacks too, so what's not to like? Highly recommend! This club is further down by A11, so you can still go to the other at A3 if you're not at the further end of the terminal. The club at A3, I give 4 stars, btw.
This is a review for their newer lounge located near gate A12. This Delta Sky Club opened up about two months ago and is their flag ship location at SeaTac. Checkin is on the first floor and the lounge is located on the third. With over 13,000 square feet of space this lounge has one of my favorite amenities; showers. Reservations can be made at the tablets. Once your shower is available you'll get a text notification. There is a lot of seats in this spacious lounge from loungers to high top bar stools. Self served hot and cold food are available at one of three buffet stations Service with smiles! Delta Sky Club is a luxurious lounge giving flyers a space to relax prior to their flight.
This is for new SkyClub nest gate A11, not that older, but still nice club near A1. I love the new look and feel of all of the new clubs and this one doesn't disappoint. There is a nice mix open and more quiet spaces with areas with a lot of light in case the sun is out. The large bar is comfortable with the usually great SEA service. Food is about the same as the A1 club with a few extras. Being on the far end of the A concourse this club already seems quieter than the A1 club between the A and B concourses.
Recently opening in June, 2025, this Delta Sky Club is the second one at Sea-Tac, both in Concourse A of the Central Terminal. My wife and I stopped in for breakfast/lunch before our flight back to Los Angeles, and found the experience and food to be good. If there is one sure fire way to know how dedicated Delta is to a market, is to see them open up a SECOND delta sky club in the same airport. Delta is fully committed to the Seattle market. The first one (near Gate 1) is one of the nicest ones in the entire Sky Club system, with friendly bartenders, plenty of open seating, and a large food buffet with good choices for entrees. This one isn't quite as nice, but can be a good choice if the departing flight is closer to Gate 11 than the central area. This club is co-located with the newly opened Delta One Lounge (a completely, elevated experience). It's the same entrance. Once you've confirmed your eligibility, you take the elevator to either Floor 3 (Sky Club) or Floor 4 (Delta One). Floor 3 and floor 4 share a hotel-like atrium, with the Delta One folks looking down from dedicated table-service seats. One thing I noticed was the availability of Delta reps to help you with your flight inside the lounge...this has been taken away in the LAX one...wondering if they are bringing it back? The food served at the buffet was good. It changed over to lunch around 10:30, so we had the chance to try both. The menu seemed similar to the one in the main lounge. The bar was open during business hours, and got two mimosas from a friendly bartender. And Ivar's famous clam chowder was available during lunch. You can definitely forgo meals if you have enough time to eat a full meal here. Worth the stop-in, using up one of our precious 24-hour entries, even though a Centurion lounge is close by. Next time, we will try the 'The Club' lounge, which a Priority Pass membership will get us into.
Pretty solid lounge when you compare it to other lounges that are offered around Seatac. Not too many people with a good selection of food and a pretty good view of Mount Rainier and planes taking off. Service was attentive and friendly as well.
Still a solid lounge experience flying through Seattle. Given the early AM arrival, lines were non existent and I was easily able to reserve a shower room. They've added a kiosk where you can sign up and be notified via text when a shower becomes available - more lounges should adopt this highly efficient approach!
Very spacious and comfortable lounging place. Has showers, rest stations, 2 floors. The food and drink service is great. Friendly staff and workers. Much appreciated resting area after a long flight !!
Always well stalked, clean, and good food options in SeaTac. This location has two levels. The top level gives you more seclusion, but there isn't anything else up there. You have to go downstairs for bathrooms, food, and drinks. Service was also a little slow (almost non existent) on the balcony level. Still a great place to relax for an hour or two before or in-between flights. Breakfast options are top notch. I enjoy putting together a parfait with their Greek yogurt, berries, and house granola. Egg bits are normally pretty good too.
Had a chance to stop by SeaTac's Delta Sky Club twice, once on arrival and once when leaving. This is located at the front of Concourse A, so not too far of a walk from the central concourse hub. The one thing I noticed immediately is the absolutely stunning floor-to-ceiling view of the airport. I was lucky to have at least seen the view when it was completely sunny. The next day it was cloudy and rainy, so par for the course for Seattle weather. The entrance area is pretty nice. They also have a help desk for any airline-related matters, which ended up being relevant as I need to have my boarding pass reprinted. Aside from that, it's your typical food and bar setup. Was fortunate to actually get pork ribs on this particular visit! Bonus points for having clam chowder from Ivar's! Plus the desserts here are great. Bathrooms are not bad, and they do have showers (although I did not use them). Overall, a very good Sky Club. One of the better ones I've been to.
Overall: A // 5 stars Seattle is an interesting region for Delta in that it seems to be a very strategic location for them to connect to Asia and other locations, but is facing a bit of difficulty competing against Alaska's global hub. The outcome of this is that for Delta flyers, the Seattle perks are quite pleasant, such as this beautiful two story Sky Club that is much less crowded and much more friendly than the Amex Centurion. I enjoyed their PNW fare here, featuring some Eastern and Western bites, from egg rolls to meatballs. Their drink bar also got game, from the small things like freshly cut strawberries and mint to help elevate your simple lemonade. The views are of course immaculate, overlooking the terminal with roof to floor windows. Great lounge. Food: +1 Drinks: +1 Access: +1 Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Amenities: E Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats
Probably one of the best lounges i have been in. Open, two story, lots of seating. Great food, and drinks. And staff is always friendly. The best thing you can bring your dog in and they have a water bowl for them :)
Great food customer service is exceptional. Ambience is exceptional as well for a VIP experience especially when you fly first class it's the best flying out of Seattle great airport by the way go Delta.
Huge fan of the Delta Sky Lounge at the Seattle Airport. There were plenty of seats and couches when we arrived around 6pm on a Wednesday. I like that this lounge had an upper and lower level, but there were so many available seats, we stayed on the first floor. The bar was great and had lots of NA options including mocktails. There were lots of food options to choose from with lighter options like hummus, salads, cheese, and crackers to chicken and bbq ribs. Lots of amazing deserts! This lounge also had a Clam Chowder station, Apple Cider Station, and so much more. The soda machine was broken but there were cans of sodas for us to have which was a nice alternative. Overall, this was probably my favorite lounge experience! There were also these really cool carved pencils on display. It was fun looking at all the designs and shapes. read more
2 months ago
The Delta Sky Club at A1 is very nice. It has a large food area and plenty of seating upstairs ( I saw no elevator) and on the main level. The club was well staffed and they cleaned the empty tables very quickly. The club was also very quiet as they made no announcements so you need to keep an eye on the time and the distance from the club to the gate. The club is also very nicely decorated with sports jerseys framed on the walls and hanging artwork from the ceiling. Breakfast is served from opening until 10:30 and then they shut down until lunch starts at 11am. read more
Been going to Eugene, OR every month for the past 3 months and I am so grateful for the Delta Sky Club. this lounge is on the 3rd floor. Every time I check in, I take the stairs, and every time I get to the 3rd floor, I tell myself to take the elevator. EVERY TIME!! :) :) :) They are always crowded but I always find a seat with a charging station. the employees keep the place super clean and are very friendly. Love the food, drinks and desserts. Again, I am so thankful for the Delta Sky Club. I will see you again in 2 weeks. read more
3 days ago
This is one of the two Delta sky clubs they have in this airport. Employees are nice. Environment is very clean. Multiple food and drink options. Quick service. Plenty of seating. Clean restrooms and showers. A nice place to stop before or in between flights. read more
9 months ago
New favorite Sky Club! Great spaces and always friendly staff. Perfect place to unwind before your flight in Concourse A. This review is the club at A11. There is a regular club and then the Delta One lounge on the next level. I've been able to come here a couple times since they opened it and prefer it to the other one at SEA. I like the layout and seating diversity, lots of seats near the windows, and the cleanliness. Tasty snacks too, so what's not to like? Highly recommend! This club is further down by A11, so you can still go to the other at A3 if you're not at the further end of the terminal. The club at A3, I give 4 stars, btw. read more
This is a review for their newer lounge located near gate A12. This Delta Sky Club opened up about two months ago and is their flag ship location at SeaTac. Checkin is on the first floor and the lounge is located on the third. With over 13,000 square feet of space this lounge has one of my favorite amenities; showers. Reservations can be made at the tablets. Once your shower is available you'll get a text notification. There is a lot of seats in this spacious lounge from loungers to high top bar stools. Self served hot and cold food are available at one of three buffet stations Service with smiles! Delta Sky Club is a luxurious lounge giving flyers a space to relax prior to their flight. read more
14 days ago
This is for new SkyClub nest gate A11, not that older, but still nice club near A1. I love the new look and feel of all of the new clubs and this one doesn't disappoint. There is a nice mix open and more quiet spaces with areas with a lot of light in case the sun is out. The large bar is comfortable with the usually great SEA service. Food is about the same as the A1 club with a few extras. Being on the far end of the A concourse this club already seems quieter than the A1 club between the A and B concourses. read more
Recently opening in June, 2025, this Delta Sky Club is the second one at Sea-Tac, both in Concourse A of the Central Terminal. My wife and I stopped in for breakfast/lunch before our flight back to Los Angeles, and found the experience and food to be good. If there is one sure fire way to know how dedicated Delta is to a market, is to see them open up a SECOND delta sky club in the same airport. Delta is fully committed to the Seattle market. The first one (near Gate 1) is one of the nicest ones in the entire Sky Club system, with friendly bartenders, plenty of open seating, and a large food buffet with good choices for entrees. This one isn't quite as nice, but can be a good choice if the departing flight is closer to Gate 11 than the central area. This club is co-located with the newly opened Delta One Lounge (a completely, elevated experience). It's the same entrance. Once you've confirmed your eligibility, you take the elevator to either Floor 3 (Sky Club) or Floor 4 (Delta One). Floor 3 and floor 4 share a hotel-like atrium, with the Delta One folks looking down from dedicated table-service seats. One thing I noticed was the availability of Delta reps to help you with your flight inside the lounge...this has been taken away in the LAX one...wondering if they are bringing it back? The food served at the buffet was good. It changed over to lunch around 10:30, so we had the chance to try both. The menu seemed similar to the one in the main lounge. The bar was open during business hours, and got two mimosas from a friendly bartender. And Ivar's famous clam chowder was available during lunch. You can definitely forgo meals if you have enough time to eat a full meal here. Worth the stop-in, using up one of our precious 24-hour entries, even though a Centurion lounge is close by. Next time, we will try the 'The Club' lounge, which a Priority Pass membership will get us into. read more
Pretty solid lounge when you compare it to other lounges that are offered around Seatac. Not too many people with a good selection of food and a pretty good view of Mount Rainier and planes taking off. Service was attentive and friendly as well. read more
Still a solid lounge experience flying through Seattle. Given the early AM arrival, lines were non existent and I was easily able to reserve a shower room. They've added a kiosk where you can sign up and be notified via text when a shower becomes available - more lounges should adopt this highly efficient approach! read more
Always well stalked, clean, and good food options in SeaTac. This location has two levels. The top level gives you more seclusion, but there isn't anything else up there. You have to go downstairs for bathrooms, food, and drinks. Service was also a little slow (almost non existent) on the balcony level. Still a great place to relax for an hour or two before or in-between flights. Breakfast options are top notch. I enjoy putting together a parfait with their Greek yogurt, berries, and house granola. Egg bits are normally pretty good too. read more
1 year ago
Had a chance to stop by SeaTac's Delta Sky Club twice, once on arrival and once when leaving. This is located at the front of Concourse A, so not too far of a walk from the central concourse hub. The one thing I noticed immediately is the absolutely stunning floor-to-ceiling view of the airport. I was lucky to have at least seen the view when it was completely sunny. The next day it was cloudy and rainy, so par for the course for Seattle weather. The entrance area is pretty nice. They also have a help desk for any airline-related matters, which ended up being relevant as I need to have my boarding pass reprinted. Aside from that, it's your typical food and bar setup. Was fortunate to actually get pork ribs on this particular visit! Bonus points for having clam chowder from Ivar's! Plus the desserts here are great. Bathrooms are not bad, and they do have showers (although I did not use them). Overall, a very good Sky Club. One of the better ones I've been to. read more
Overall: A // 5 stars Seattle is an interesting region for Delta in that it seems to be a very strategic location for them to connect to Asia and other locations, but is facing a bit of difficulty competing against Alaska's global hub. The outcome of this is that for Delta flyers, the Seattle perks are quite pleasant, such as this beautiful two story Sky Club that is much less crowded and much more friendly than the Amex Centurion. I enjoyed their PNW fare here, featuring some Eastern and Western bites, from egg rolls to meatballs. Their drink bar also got game, from the small things like freshly cut strawberries and mint to help elevate your simple lemonade. The views are of course immaculate, overlooking the terminal with roof to floor windows. Great lounge. Food: +1 Drinks: +1 Access: +1 Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Amenities: E Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats read more
2 years ago
Compare to Denver, this location is huge. Lot bigger, lot more space and lot more options. Got here at the end of breakfast hours. At 10:30 am, they started to switch out to lunch. This is definitely worth the visit. I had a bowl of clam chowder. Considering it's airport food, I will rate it high. Also had lots of other options including ribs, top your own chili, sliders and .... had lots of staff to keep the area clean. I stepped away for few minutes and they already cleared 1/2 empty wine glasses. Too full to partake on anything more. By the way, went to check out the shower area which is separated from the restrooms. There are two attendants. Looked pretty clean and legit. To get to the Delta Sky Club, you must make it to concourse A1 and your will see tjmhe sign. read more
Loved this sky club. It's not the newest in the airport (that was located at A11, which was too far from my gate), but it's spacious, peaceful and had probably the best choice/quality of food of and of the sky clubs I've been in. The cosmo was fab also! read more
The Delta Sky Lounge in the vicinity of the A gates is very well anointed with delightful staff and delicious foods. Being quite the expansive place you will totally enjoy the spectacular view of Mt Rainier as well as the ample seating area. The bartenders are very skilled in the art of mixology and deliver tasty beverages. Clean, well maintained, and refreshing. read more
Limited space but great place to chill and grab a quick bite before your flight. If you're vegetarian, they have so many options. From veggie sausage patties to built your own plate, they got two areas for your fixings. If you're vegan, then it might be a touch more difficult. The veggie sausage patties unfortunately contain egg and milk. A stark difference from other Delta lounges that offer allergy free sausages. They were my favorite but until they change the recipe, it's roasted veggies and potatoes for the win. The staff was very helpful with allergy concerns when asked. Hoping they will upgrade options in the future! read more
1 year ago
The new Sky Club is quite a ways down from the original one on the opposite end of the A Concourse. It's past the United Club and The Club lounges and hopefully premonitions more Delta flights moving down that way in some gate assignment shuffle. Otherwise it would be an inconvenient hike imposed upon Delta's top passengers, particularly as the upper level is exclusive space for Delta One Passengers. On the second top floor though (3rd floor) is the Sky Club for regular sky club members and Skyteam Elite flyers. It's a nice space although the Delta One flyers sit above looking down upon you. It's not nearly as busy as A1 especially since you have to invest some extra steps to get there. I believe the buffet and bar selection is the same as other Sky Clubs, so I would primarily recommend this space to avoid overflow or if your assigned gate is down this way. read more
8 months ago
Lounge area is clean and spacious. Lots of overhead room space. At 6 am, the lounge was pretty empty and associates were very attentive and polite. Bathrooms are kept tidy and clean. In terms of food, there was a good selection of breakfast items and beverage options with little to no wait times. read more
2 years ago
One of the best Delta lounges I've been to! The space is clean, modern, and super spacious with great views of the runway. Food options were solid and a step up from the usual airport fare. Service was friendly, and everything felt well maintained. A great spot to relax before your flight. read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
This is my favourite Delta lounge that I have been. They always have a great selection of food in the main buffet with extra things they add in the middle a different times. Keep in mind that this is a busy airport and there might be a line during peak times. They keep it pretty clean and fully stocked. There are plenty of seating spaces from high top tables, los tables, single booths, living room style, window seats and work arrangement areas. There is also a second floor if you don't have a roller bag or don't mind carrying it up and down the stairs. Their checkin booth tends to be relatively smooth but I have had instances where the staff is not familiar with international centurion cards and have demanded to pay or use companion when not needed. They refused to even try to scan the card to verify it qualified (which I am certain it does as it is constantly used in other delta lounges). I never use my companion passes so I did that, so not the best experience there. Overall this is a great lounge minus checkin. read more
3 months ago
This Sky Club is one of Delta's better clubs. It is quite large with great views of the airport. The staff is always friendly. The food is usually very good. This trip, the beef stroganoff was delicious, with large tender chunks of beef in a delicious gravy. The banana bread was also note worthy. They open at 0415 for those early flights. read more
Ok, ok. My first time using this Delta Sky Lounge at SeaTac and I have to say... this place is amazing. Great breakfast selection, friendly workers, super clean, spacious & calming. Has modern bathrooms and so much better than other lounges around the country I've been to. Hopefully the next city delta or Amex lounge I visit is just as good as this one. Great job, SeaTac / Delta! Will definitely be back when I catch noon or later flights to see how it functions busier and what the food / alcohol beverages are looking like. read more
Allowed entry no earlier than 3hrs Must be flying delta to access this lounge Service at bar is wonderful. Some alcohol drinks are not included and have to pay. People: ahhh haha imma shut up, I hate people. You can't control your surroundings. One of my many pet peeves are people who walk back and forth and talk on their phone. Many men do this... but other than that... just use your earphones and move away from them. Lately these lounges have too much people and doesn't feel as special but hey who can complain when the alcohol will soothe your soul up before my flight. read more
This was my first trip to the SeaTac Airport and also my first time in a Delta Sky Club. I'll say this one definitely rivals, and in some aspects, surpasses the AMEX Centurion Lounge I've been to. Similar to any of the decent/better lounges, they had an assortment of food served buffet style. They also had a full bar with an assortment of cocktails on the menu but they can also make you other drinks as well of course. I greatly enjoyed their desserts as well. What really stole the show for me though was that they had a gelato machine with multiple flavors to choose from. Just keep in mind it's run by a staff member and it's not staffed the entire time the Sky Club is open. As for the interior, this place was MASSIVE , at least in appearance. It seemed to be the largest airport lounge that I had ever been to. It was very roomy with plenty of booths, couches and tables so you probably wouldn't have to worry about not getting a seat somewhere. Also they had plenty of outlets so you'll have a lot of access to charge your devices as well. Anyways on the grand scale I'm sure this isn't top of the top, but for my scale I'd have to give this a pretty highly 4 /5 or a low 5/5 but I teeter more towards the 5. read more
Very spacious sky club compared to some that we been too. There are showers for those long international flights so that is a always a plus in my book. The food is mediocre nothing special from other delta sky club but what sets this sky club apart is the MULTIPLE coffee stations! So many many coffee stations and of course Starbucks coffee to say the least! If you don't want drip coffee they also have two coffee machine if you wanted a latte or americano. I will note that there is countless seating, both upstairs and downstairs so you won't have a problem finding one like other lounges do. This lounge is definitely one for convenience since it's located in the middle of all the terminals. Happy lounging everyone! read more
The delta lounge at Seattle Airport is spacious with big glass ceiling windows overlooking the runway. Beautiful on a day with sunny clear skies! Plenty of seating options available on two levels with charging stations nearby. Service: help your self to the food and drinks. We had breakfast here at around 7:30am. There was: mini egg bites with spinach and mushroom, veggie patties, pork sausages, a cheese platter and other cold cuts, crackers, muesli, scones, and some fresh fruits. I'd rate the food at an overall 7/10. I've had better food at the lounge before. What better way to compliment your breakfast before take-off than with an espresso martini!! Highly recommended if you're looking for a morning wake up drink :) Big no to the coffee. It's Starbucks. read more
I thought that the Delta Sky Club would be emptier with the renovated Centurion, but I was quite mistaken! Food: Standard Sky Club offering, hot food with a soup bar. They do a great job of labeling allergens here. Unfortunately some dishes had nuts so all I had on my visit were the egg rolls, which were nicely crispy. I had some clam chowder with bacon that was way too salty, and while I was there it was empty for most of the time. Service: Slow upstairs. Never had my dishes cleared at all. Ambiance: This Sky Club feels huge and is much more corporate feeling than the nearby Centurion. There are privacy desks and conference tables towards the back. Overall, I'd go here if I needed to work but it's a step below the Centurion nearby in every other aspect. read more
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What is the status post COVID? Still alcohol and food available?
Delta Sky Club is open, but very limited selections. Very light food offerings (cheese, deli meats and fruits/vegetables) in already packaged portions along with cup o noodles. Sea-Tac liquor laws dictated by the county and last time I was there…
Is the food complimentary?
Yes. Along with many alcoholic beverages for those over 21. Selection varies based on time of day, with only light snacks in off-peak hours or towards closing.
Do they have places to sleep in the SeaTac lounge?
Not to my knowledge. There are comfortable, high-wall chairs that could work, as well as chairs…
Do they have hair dryers in the showers at the SkyClub in Seattle?
Yes, they do by concourse A. It's a nice lounge.
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