If you're looking for a top-notch airport lounge experience in Seattle, the Delta Sky Club is the place to be. It's huge, with two floors, and features a food bar downstairs and a snack bar upstairs. The breakfast options were decent, and I was happy to see that they had Coke Zero available at the fountain. The lounge was clean and well-decorated, with some great art work on display. Currently they're featuring carpenter pencil craving, which was a really cool experience. All in all, I had a great time at the Delta Sky Club.

Have stayed here multiple times during layovers, and this club has definitely made them more enjoyable. It’s relatively spacious (although it can get busy at times) and has much more room and better food offerings than some of the other lounges in SEA. Would definitely recommend a visit, if you have a card or status that gets you complimentary entry.

Delta Sky Clubs have been one of my favorite lounges and the location at Seattle lives up to the reputation. It is rather spacious compared to other lounges at SEA which usually make one feel claustrophobic. The lounge has a cozy ambience and offers decent hot and cold food although options are limited. Specially like their vegan Thai coconut broth and wraps. It is conveniently located at the juncture of Concourses A and B, near gate A1. Also offers shower facilities. The staff is warm and courteous. As with any Delta Sky Club, one can even access it upon arrival and not just when departing. One can gaze at Mt. Rainier or the planes taking off while idling at the lounge.

This is my second visit to the SEA Delta Sky Club and I've been extremely impressed both times. It is a large spacious airy space with plenty of relaxed seating and excellent service. The attendants at the entry and food buffet and bar have always been extremely courteous and helpful. This is also the second time I have first gone to a nearby "Roman credit card" lounge and been curtly turned away for capacity reasons. Definitely uncrowded and friendly here!

Great lounge, not really busy. There are two floors with a mix of lounges, dining tables and work stations. Food buffet is always well stocked. Lounge is spotless clean!

This was my first time using a Delta Sky Club. Whether or not you can access it and how much it costs depends on your credit card memberships, your flight, and other factors. For me there was a modest entry fee, which ultimately was worth it. I came here because I heard they had showers, and I wanted to freshen up during my layover. The shower was clean and very much appreciated, but it wasn't in perfect repair. The valve that redirects the flow between the overhead showerhead and the hand-held "wand" showerhead was broken, so water always came out of both places at a lower-than-desirable pressure. It was still usable though. The food was good, but the espresso/coffee machines were broken, which was also disappointing. Overall, I think the lounge was worth the price of entry for the food and the shower, but I have to take a star off their score because it wasn't maintained well.

Every time I fly through Seattle I go here The Ivars clam chowder is the main reason I visit. However, since Covid they have removed it. If they made it and put it in to go cups I probably would have given 5 stars

Great lounge. Lots of space and plenty of options. Love the latte/cappuccino/espresso machines! Fast Wi-Fi. Lady Yumm outside the door!

This is the nicest airport lounge I have been to yet! Absolutely huge, amazing food selection along with great coffee, desserts, drinks, etc Lots of vegetarian options and vegan options. There's even a gelato bar! The place was immaculate, the people working were very nice, and two floors so tons of room for everyone. I've been to several Delta lounges but this is by far the best one. No complaints. Only compliments! Thank you for making my travel better

Of course the experience is great. It's not as crowded as other Delta lounges. The food is good, not great but very acceptable. There's free booze to make some people happy. It's a nice place to come relax before your flight.

By first the best Delta Sky Lounge I have been to. I've been to 4 other lounges in different cities. The SEATAC Lounge always has fresh packaged food during covid. Also has a good view and very clean bathrooms. It really leaves a good impression on Seattle. Keep up the good work Delta Sky Lounge SEATAC team!!!

The f&b selection is decent, definitely not as fancy as cap1, chase or centurion. But boy does the staff make you feel welcome. Smiling cheery greetings all around, big difference from the admiral and some amex lounges. Here I was looking forward to spending some time just chilling. Showers don't open till 630am and drinks at 6am

If you're flying through Delta Airlines and have to wait for a while for your next flight, you'll need to use the Delta Sky Club. This place is worthy of every dime. Food that is of high quality and offers a variety of options. The people who work there have a great deal of kindness. It's likely that you'll feel like time is passing so quickly. Highly recommended.

Clean lounge! Attentive and very friendly staff! Warm welcome. Made my 10-hour layover a breeze! Very bright and airy environment with expansive views of the active airside apron.

Very dated

Great place to recharge between flights

It's a nice club and place to wait for flight. It's strange how they can't serve real food choices, but I can bring in hot food from outside venfors

Open, large windows, lots of natural light.

Nice lounge. Open with COVID restrictions.

Felt safe

Sadly, a lot of the amenities are shut down in this Sky Club, making it seem a shell of its former glory. But it is beautiful! Delta agent was friendly checking me in. The club is clean. A bit odd organization, with charge ports in-between trash cans. Upstairs is closed. Showers closed. Bar closed (thanks Washington state government). If anything, the fact there are less amenities makes it a less populated and calm experience.

Super spacious lounge with an abundance of outlets to plug your phone in. Food was okay and they offer a shower as well. Today was international waffles day and it was a cool theme however their waffles tasted terrible. The front desk is friendly, but the atmosphere within the lounge wasn't too sociable or friendly. People gave me stares for some reason.

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.

Great space to relax & refuel before our next journey. Seating upstairs too & showers at this club. As usual, the food & drinks were tasty. Restrooms, clean & must have 30 or more people working here this morning, including cooks, bartenders, checkin & cleanup crews.

Can get very busy and they hold you in line until room inside. So don’t think it’s a quick run in if you are short on time. It’s new and large and I wish they would put more seats inside so we could have had a place to sit while layover. It’s pretty nice though and it is much better over centurion lounge down there hall in B terminal..

4th visit this month and consistency is key here. Always friendly and welcoming. Busy between 11am and 230pm. Generally no line to get in. Lots of seating, and not crowded outside the busy hours. July/Aug hotunch was bbq pork, wild rice, tofu, and broccoli with carrots. Sandwiches, cold cuts, cheese and fruit. Had to use paper coffee cups only once.

Delta Sky Club in SeaTac airport is pretty awesome! I’ve taken pictures from upstairs. Less people are willing to take the long staircase so there’s more open seats up here. Today I arrived at 12:30 and have had my own pod of seats a half hour later. There’s a water, coffee and tea (both hot and iced) up here. Along with a couple choices of fruit. If you need more sustenance or the bathroom take the backstairs which is less crowded. At lunch they usually have Ivars Clam chowder and it’s really good white , creamy chowder. There’s also a second buffet line during busy times near the back. Enjoy!

This is an excellent Delta Sky Club. Clean, well organized, excellent choices of food and beverages as well as a great staff. This is a very comfortable spot to chill prior to a flight. Mike at the bar was awesome!

Not too busy when I arrived, the host was quick to check me in. Food selection was great, espresso machine was available. Has two floors, the upper floor was less crowded and has seating arrangements that allows you to be secluded from traffic. Available shower rooms. Overall time spent well and I wish Delta continues opening this to Medallion members for the long haul (aware that in 2023) they are planning to change this and charge a higher cost of admission.

Depending on which Delta membership or partnering credit card you hold, you may be able to enjoy some time before, after, or between flights in the Sky Club. My husband and I found ourselves, along with many fellow passengers, in need of a place to wait out the unseasonal snow of early December. This escape from endless TSA announcements, gate announcements, and the bustle of the concourse provided a buffet self-serve hot meal, coffee service, and desserts. The food was all delicious, with each item labeled for dietary preferences. There is also a bar which offers a satisfactory menu of complimentary beverages as well as others available for purchase. There are clean and spacious bathrooms with changing areas and showers. Definitely preferable to general airport facilities. A single-stall gender-neutral family restroom also provides extra inclusivity to all guests. In the general seating area, guests can choose to lounge in more cushy chairs and creative spaces, or knock out a few hours of remote work from some cubicle study desks. There is even a printer with mobile print capabilities and a personal device UV sanitize. The staff were all kind and professional, turning an otherwise frustrating time into a reasonable airport experience.

The Seattle sky lounge is ranked as a top lounge to relax during a long connection. The showers are clean. The staff are courteous and friendly. I highly recommend this lounge for a relaxing drink or snack before continuing one’s journey.

Pretty nice, I would give it more but it is kind of a downer that you have to pay for drinks. There are house free items but for a business class flight I would expect the lounge to be included. The food was tasty and they had a lot of variety. The lounge itself was spacious with a lot of charging points and the staff were also very friendly. There is some really cool art too

I took my family on a Christmas trip to Honolulu Wikiki and payed lots of money with delta. I called before and asked if I needed to do the Covid test and they said yes so I went and got it dun at the hospital. So I did my test and went. Everything was fine at checked in and nothing was mentioned. When I got to Honolulu I was told that my negative test results are not good because I needed to go to one of the list that the state of Hawaii trusted. I DID IT AT THE HOSPITAL???? would you trust the hospital or costco&Walgreens??? They ask me to stay at the hotel til my vacation was over me and my wife along with my 7&6 year old kids. It was the worst Xmas for my family every thanks to the delta airlines. What makes it even more sad is when I went back home I saw many people that went threw what I went. Delta airlines just tel people what you need and if I was told the test was not good for Hawaii I would have moved my trip and did it at the list of places. Don't send familys and destroy there vacations. I will never fly with delta

A friend of mine had told me if I was flying through Seattle, to stop at this Delta Sky Club. I’m so glad I did! The first thing you notice is how spacious this Sky Club is! It’s two levels and has an amazing view of outside the airport of the gates, ramps, etc! There can be a lot of people in here, but you don’t feel like it’s over the top, due to the amount of space here and the two levels makes finding a place that’s sort of away from a lot of people easier to find than you think. As you’d expect the food was very good, the lounge was kept very clean during my visit and was a great place to escape the mad house that was outside of here and be where it’s a bit quieter and have the better amenities as well.

Good sized lounge with a range of places to sit. Food is individually packed due to covid with overall less options. I will say they had very limited vegetarian options which I was disappointed by. The ‘vegan’ tuna sandwich was just crushed chickpeas and salad and tasted like cardboard. Other than the food, there was a nice ambiance.

Expansive and roomy with enormous windows. I really appreciate the workstations and the wide variety of seating. The staff is extremely kind and helpful.

The ONLY way to travel. I love the space Delta has created to relax before a flight. The views are amazing! When in the airport you simply have to get in by any means neccessary (membership only).

Nice place to chill out with open seating and good food. Check out the upstairs seating for a bit more space

Knowledgable front desk that actually wants to help people use their services. Multiple amenities that ease the lay over process. Charging ports galore, stable standard speed wifi, generally good food w/ a great view of the runways. Located near everything in case you need something. I actually liked it.

Worth every penny of the Delta Sky Club yearly fees when you are welcomed here you forget your in a airport.

On the plus side, lots of space that is cleanly kept. On the down side, the food and drink offerings have really been pared back since the pandemic. It is not worth spending extra $ to bring in a guest for a short experience (lounge access for 1+ hours is still worth the guest fee).

Great breakfast and friendly service.

I love the skyclub at SeaTac

Greats service

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Clean quite unbotherd peaceful spacious. But they not servicing alcohol..🤷🏽‍♂️

Super clean and a great space to relax before taking off, staff is friendly lots of food options even with Covid!

Worth every penny

Super friendly super clean. Thanks for taking great care of me

Limited options during covid. No clam chowder or alcohol. Has lots of space and showers.

I come here a lot so I LOVE IT!!! Food is always filling and the staff and employees working are always amazing and so nice!

Friendly people, nice atmosphere,good munchies and very clean

Wonderful use of space , helpful staff. Clean and safe

Almost like a 5 star lounge in a Hotel in the airport!!!👍👍❤

Excellent Awesome food Excellent service Awesome personnel

Every food item is now packaged individually due to covid. Very clean bathrooms. They also have a printer you can use. Unfortunately it was not working but the staff were very helpful in printing out covid tests and QR code needed for our travel to Hawaii.

For Covid is nice.

This is one of the best DSC's. I am a Centurion card holder and I dont even bother with the Centurion club. I just fly Delta and go straight here. Super friendly staff, open and spacious, comfortable and VERY quiet. Bartenders are awsome !!

Quiet place to relax between flights

Great Club, handling safety needs very well. And still has nice amenities. Plenty of room. Considering the virus, good wrapped snack items and beverages.

Great place to relax and unwind. Excellent friendly staff. I love flying Delta! 😎 4 Million Miler

Facility was clean quiet and staff was very accomodating.