Delta Air Lines

Skyclub at Minneapolis St Paul Airport. Renovated recently with snappy furniture of different styles but all modern. Plenty of open seats. Decent selection of snacks (for a domestic lounge) and drinks. Bartender fetched some fresh limes to cut for my G&T. Excellent wifi speed and they now offer free access to Internet New York Times site while in club.

For the last two years I am in transit in Atlanta twice a month. Since I do not have to pay to enter the Lounge I go there. But I would definitely not pay for this experience. The lounge is always overcrowded and equipped with rather old and outfashioned furniture. The food selection is limited and does not change very much. Worst of all are the toilets. Sorry, but I have seen much better.

Not a very impressive lounge compared to some of the Asian airport lounges. It is a nice place to get work done, and take a shower. There is not much to have when it comes to food, so you can have snacks there, but don't count on being able to get a meal. I would say that if your reservation comes with lounge access, then definitely go. However, I wouldn't really recommend paying for a visit separately.

Used to like their lounges when I had the mileage and paid for the membership; been to the ones in JFK, Orlando, LAX and even the overseas lounges like in Singapore. Nice to sit down quietly and get free drinks, though the foods were pretty awful. Some places had showers. But since they changed the mileage rules, I'm not allowed anymore, plus compared to other lounges like Japan Airlines, they're not as good anymore. I'd rather stay out with the masses because really, it ain't worth it.

I have never been into a Delta lounge before but I've experienced many Star Alliance lounges, all of which were very good. This lounge was the biggest disappointment I have experienced while traveling. After purchasing a premium class upgraded I was excited to experience a "premium" lounge but what greeted me was anything but. The lounge was very crowded with few empty seats. The tables and seats which were empty were covered with dirty glasses and paper plates. The layout of the room was very poor with no aesthetics involved. Rather chairs and tables seemed strewn across the area. When I went to get a drink at the bar, the unfriendly barman, after I asked for a Martini said he didnt know how to make one. Then he asked his colleague who had a recipe to make one, the finished cocktail was undrinkable. Afterwards I asked for a glass of wine. The barman advised me he had run out of wine glasses and so poured the wine in a tumbler. The food selection was also very poor with some soup, salad and basic snacks. When I used the toilet facilities I was appalled at their state. I promptly left the lounge and found myself a comfortable seat next to my gate.

Sanbra Duty Free & Priority Lounge lounge is new and needs some improvements specially in the staff training. They need to be more polite at the front desk and learn to smile. And also they need to know that is not good ask to the visitors for tips when we ask for any drink at the bar.

My partner and myself were travelling Orlando to Atlanta business class. Tried to use the lounge but because we were only travelling a local flight we couldn't be admitted. We are both world travellers and this is the very first time this has happened whether it's been an international or local flight. We always travel Business Class so you could say we were not at all happy with the lack of service!

A 12 Day, 8 City trip from coasts to coast. The Sky Club in the main terminal A in Boston is smaller with somewhat limited seating, a very small bar (Come on the is Boston, Right.) A decent, but somewhat poor value of breakfast offerings. The Indianapolis lounge is a new club and the only lounge in Indy, the furniture is already well worn and looks dirty. The food area is small and messy and the even smaller than Boston’s. The Salt Lake City Lounge is much nicer looking, but very crowded during peak times, Seating can be impossible to find. Food selection was more extensive and well kept. The bar is larger and well-staffed. The San Diego Club has an excellent staff, with lots of personal attention. Standard offerings, but the great staff makes this Club better. Were members with AA Admiral Clubs also, which we still prefer, but we travel a lot with Delta as well and make do.

The Delta Air Lines SkyClub lounge at Frankfurt Airport is a well sized lounge, with enough seats to chose. There was good food and a good self service drink selection.

Delta Air Lines lounge seemed a bit small for the traffic it has to handle at JFK. Food was okay, two soups to choose from, but all drinks had to go thru the bar - also soft drinks, which is annoying. Just water and coffee had a little self service bar.