Delta Sky Club – Concourse F

I admit it: I purposely booked a flight with a 3.5 hour layover so I could check out this SkyClub. And I’ll do it again.
This SkyClub is in the new International terminal, so I wasn’t sure I could access it on a domestic ticket. No worries! The train ride is long enough to make it seem like you’re going to another country, but you don’t need to be to get to Terminal F. Even if you’re not accessing the club, I recommend heading over to this terminal if you have a long layover. It was way less crowded and they had good food and shopping options. Overall it was a way nicer terminal than the one we had come from.
Now the SkyClub — it’s one of the few in the country that has an outdoor deck. It was a cool day threatening rain but we still took our cocktails outside and watched the planes come in. It was just cool being on a patio at the airport. I didn’t have a chance to check out much of the interior, but the offerings seemed fairly standard for a Delta SkyClub. We Had just eaten at a yummy taco place when we got to Terminal F so I didn’t really check out the food offerings. But as usual, the bathrooms were very nice, and overall it’s just a great escape from one of the busiest airports in the world.

Let me start out by saying: «great customer service». This lounge is located on the second floor of the international concourse F.
The moment you walk in you will feel welcomed by the staff members at the concierge desk. You can get in by purchasing a daily pass, annual pass, own Amex plat or centurion, gold members members can use the lounge while on an international trip, platinum and diamond are free.
I found the lounge to be well distributed. 6 areas in total. Let me start out with the right side from when you walk in. Is an open area with lots of very comfortable seating. Plenty of outlets to charge your arsenal of gadgets. The area is perfect for groups. Right above there is another seating area where you will find a few outlets and a few chairs (comfy). I guess you will come up if you want something a little more isolated. The second area of the lounge is the fun side! This is where all the goodies are located pleasantly waiting for you to take over. Towards the wall (left) there is the hot food section with the coffee and in the center island there is the snack bar. The food and snack were surprisingly good! Try everything… Is there for you to eat it haha. Pass the solid area and next the adult beverage area. Not everything is included with the pass but a select hard licor, wine and only two beers (the day I went). Sweet water and miller light were the draft beers included for free and the rest such as Stella, blue moon, etc. were around $ 3.00 each (fair). The restrooms are to the back left of the bar… If you need it by now.
The other areas are the skydeck which is an outdoor seating area with lots of places to seat and relax, worth the visit for at least a few minutes… No and you can not smoke (thanks God haha).
In the next area (longer in design) you will find «cubicles» more private areas if you want to call it that way, and good to nap a bit. Also along the right side there is a «bar style» seating area facing the Tarmac which is good if you want to get some work done on your laptop.
For last, is the shower room area! Is all the way in the back and to the left (can’t miss the signs). I usually shower every time I travel on international trips if showers are available. I was treated with top notch service while requesting a shower room. They will assign you a number which is the shower you will use. And ask you for what items will you be needing. I just asked for everything. The everything combo included: shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, toothbrush, mouth wash, towels and they have hair dryers!!!
The bathrooms are very clean and pleasant to shower in. Take your time there is no rush. If you followed my list of areas, now you should be ready to get on your plane… Safe travels and yes I will def. recommend this lounge to anyone passing by. Come in at least for the experience.

Not to bad. Its an airport what do youp expect. Lol. We will go back since we have to fly home. I dol like delta though. Top notch.

SSSSSHHH, this Delta Sky Club is by far the best in the Atlanta airport! There is absolutely NO comparison to the rest.
Since I had hours upon hours of layover, I went to the others and all were loud, busy and worn out furniture. (I even was told at another one that I should go to the one by my gate. I later did and it was the worst of worst!).
The F is at the outermost gate, and also where the big overseas flights go in/​out of. Foreigners tend to be more quiet and reserved than loud mouth Americans (nothing personal). With this the F club was very mellow.
The best part was the shower. I had been in Nicaragua and had not had a HOT shower in 10 days! The moment I walked into the private shower\toilet, I felt like a Princess! The HOT shower with all the amenities was simply amazing!
In addition to the showers, the F Club had the largest assortments of food, where the other clubs had just a few things.
So please folks, just stay in the other Sky Clubs and do not turn the F Club into a LOUD busy one!
Miles of smiles

If you’re flying through ATL and have the chance to go to either Concourse F or E, the delta sky clubs here are definitely the best. Both E/​F lounges have plenty of space and a great selection of food/​snacks. Generally all of the sky clubs have the same major things, but the E/​F ones tend to have random extra desserts such as cheese cakes and other small bites. The E/​F lounges also have the showers so that’s great if you’ve been lounging around (no pun intended) the airports/​planes all day.

The fact that you can go outside and get some fresh air (NB: avoid a mid-​summer day in Atlanta — as the humidity will take you out) — is a huge plus for the International Concourse Sky Club. Add to that — a new menu of fresh foods and a beer selection that is more than domestic brand «lite» beverages, and you’ve got a wining combination. Equally important are the super clean facilities and amazingly friendly Delta team.

One of the best lounges I have ever experienced.
Fresh and healthy food (yes, right, healthy), nice bar and very large seating area with tables, armchairs and coffee tables.
Best part: outdoor deck with a view on the tarmac. Extremely kind staff.
Don’t miss it, if you stop by Atlanta airport!

Excellent!
Friendly service at the front desk and attentive staff throughout the lounge area and extensive buffet. There’s also a U-​shaped bar here to relax with fellow passengers, and plenty of room in the seating area. Restrooms are great as well. Spotlessly clean and stalls that are more like small rooms with a toilet inside.
Love it!

Big, clean, and relaxing lounge! Stopped by this lounge on our way out of the country on an international flight. We had already been on a flight earlier in the day and were quite exhausted from our travels. After checking in, we headed straight to the showers to gave them a try (I’d never done it before) and clean up. If you’ve never taken a shower in an airport… you’re seriously missing out! I was blown away by the cleanliness of each shower room, you get your own obviously, and the friendly service and amenities provided in the shower area. They provide you a towel and all the amenities under the sun you could want or need! After the extremely relaxing shower we ventured off in to the lounge to spend the rest of our time. It’s a huge lounge and even has a «quiet» sleeping room. The food was standard to all the sky lounges, so it’s no different there, but the ambiance/​atmosphere was great… and the showers were amazing… I wish I could go back!

The hours are wrong. This skyclub was open at 0530.
It was clean and the people were friendly.
It was difficult to get someone to pour me a Coke at the bar.

Get your tan on at the Delta SkyClub. Yes, your tan — from that fiery ball of heat we call the Sun.
I lost my Delta Elite Status and thought airport life would be awful. Fortunately, I kept my Delta Amex for the Buy-​One Get-​One ticket, and get SkyClub access. So after fighting Atlanta traffic and waiting in the TSA line I decided to head to this club over the ones in my departure concourse, B. Why? This was the question on the club receptionist’s mind when she looked up my flight.
My answer is simple: The SkyDeck.
Sure it’s Atlanta, and it’s hot — but how long do you really want to sit inside a bland airport? It makes for a great story when you show up to the gate and you look like you’ve just come in from the beach. If you really think ahead, this location has showers, so you can clean up after enjoying a free beer and soup while getting a tan out on a lounge chair. Oh, and the deck faces a few runways, so you can watch the modern miracle of aviation in style.
Highly recommended.

I’ve been to a lot of Delta Clubs around the U.S. I think this one is just about as good as they get and I just loved my stay.
Reasons why this is such a good one:
— lots of open space, high ceilings
— outdoor patio overlooking the area where planes board (nicely decorate)
— great food. The «Wicked Thai Chicken and Rice» was to die for.
— good bar. The drinks are flowing rapidly just before 5:00 p.m.
— clean bathrooms
— lots of places to chill and plug in wireless
I want to come back. I guess that means I need to book another international flight. OK, I’ll get right on it!

Absolutely horrible customer service no organization what so ever. Hundreds of people without an assigned seat

The best sky club in Atlanta — which isn’t saying very much. Awful selection of free rotgut liquor. That’s the main problem. And the opportunity to buy actual drinkable liquor at the Luxury Bar — at prices higher than outside. Decent selection of snacks. AWFUL INSTANT COFFEE MACHINE. Usually not too crowded and the sky deck is pretty cool. Cleaner than any of the other clubs in Atlanta and less crowded. Worth the ride down here, but seriously, get some drinks that won’t kill you. I paid for a lifetime membership with NWA and am pretty disappointed that it has come to this.

This is one of my more favorite sky clubs around the country. The F terminal is at the end of the line primarily for international travelers.
The great thing about this terminal is that it is newer and cleaner than the others and most of all typically less crowded.
The sky club is in that same boat. Newer and cleaner with even some outdoor seating over looking the Tarmac if you’re in to that. There is lots of seating some more comfortable than others, plenty of plug ins, and a nice bar.
The food rotation is the same as any other sky club so nothing special or new there.
The only negatives here are while the bathrooms are nice and clean here there are not many stalls which usually leads to lines and waiting. The other negative is when it does get crowded the walking space between the bar and stools along the window get so tight it is almost impossible to get through unless you walk single file leading to human traffic jams.
This is a nice club I generally find it to be a relaxing escape at the ever busy ATL airport so I would recommend if you are passing through.

Hard to believe that there was a line for a shower due to so many showers being down and out of service and then several showers became open but the person to clean them wasn’t around. The person at the desk had to go find the cleaning person to actually do his job and by then there were about six people waiting in line for a shower.

Wow. This is how the other half lives.
This location lives up to the standards of Terminal F. Still as spotless as when it was new. Spacious, inviting, and relaxing. I was really impressed with the quality of the bathrooms. They were fitted out as nice as any top-​flight restaurant or hotel. This place has an outside balcony, but it was raining when we were there so I was not able to enjoy that. Numerous work areas, charging areas, and lounging areas. The bar was nice and featured all of the usual drinks and snacks. Our two hours flew by here as we were able to charge the phones, play some cards, and have a few drinks.
Definately one of the best perks of traveling with a frequent flyer.

ABOUT: Very nice lounge. Two floors; small secluded second floor seating area. Main indoor bar across from SkyDeck door. SkyDeck is a revolutionary idea. It’s an outdoor viewing area. So great to get some fresh air while on a connection. Not too windy as it’s surrounded on three sides by building and in front by partial glass. View of ATC Tower and both take off runways the latter of which creates a bit of noise so phones calls might be a bit difficult. Food options were not impressive in this club however. Very cheerful staff at check-​in and as bartenders. Clean — staff kept up with cleanliness walking around collecting used plates.
LOCATION/​ACCESS: Worth the journey here even if your flight is not arriving/​departing from Terminal F. You do not need to be on an international itinerary to use this lounge or the others in the area. Take the Plane Train from any terminal to get here; ten minutes from B Terminal. AMEX Plat Card members get in free and AMEX DL card holders for $ 25 instead of $ 50. Located on mezzanine level of F.

My first visit was on the day of the Super Bowl game. I checked in at the sky club on concourse A near gate 17 the place was FULL. Along with B, C AND D. F club was the only location that was not at near capacity. I like the exclusive environment free beer and spirits. I don’t want be in a sports bar in a airport. This lounge is located upstairs in the new international terminal F.
Seating. —
+Café style seating in front of the bar and on the left side of the bar.
+Lounge communal seating towards the center of the club .
+Upstairs have more private seating for the anti socials
+Outdoor (aka The Sky Deck) seating located across the bar. Great for those who want to get out and smell the jet fumes. The have a table along with some power strips outside. No smoking aloud .
Showers–
There are 8 showers available located towards the left side of the club. You just have to show your boarding pass to gain access. If full they will call your name. I took a quick peak inside. It was very clean towels, rags and a shower kit (JUARA Skincare soap, shampoo and conditioner) were available in each shower suite.
Bar–
This set up is very similar to the concourse b club on gate 25. square shape TV on the wall. They offered regular domestic beer free and craft and imported beers for a up-​charge for 3 dollars. Also some wines, Gordons (Finlandia) vodka, Gordons Gin and Jack Daniels are Complementary. Everything else you have to pay. It range from 5 –10 dollars on Spirits and wines from there luxury bar. The bar tender was great and fast.
Snacks
No real food here. That sucks .
They offered Chips & Salsa, Carrots, Olives, cookies, hummus, apples, pretzels sticks, nuttela, garlic and herb spread, crackers, cheese, nuts, popcorn mix.
Pricing.
Not cheap if you don’t have a AMEX platinum/​black, AMEX Sky miles reserve or Gold you might have to shell out 50 dollars a person. Membership starts at 450 dollars. Its worth it if you are a drinker or travel frequently. Four alcoholic drinks is the threshold to break even if you buy the 1 day pass.
Overall this location mainly serves international passengers. Service has been great even helped me on my upgrade.
Cons are the limited food options, but heard they are testing out new options like soups sandwiches etc. beats lounge discontinued. Price of admission. Limited premium drink selection.
Pros showers, Sky-​deck outdoor seating, extensive snack selection plenty of power strips, free WiFi.

Concourse F is Atlanta’s newest and shiniest concourse with new restaurants, lots more open space and the fanciest Delta SkyClub in the chain. While it still has all of the same food and drink as everywhere else, this SkyClub has an outside observation deck and it has showers that you can book. So if you’re looking for some fresh air (no, you can’t smoke out there) of if you want to rinse off the dust and grime from sitting in an airplane all day, head down to F.
The entrance to the SkyClub is up one level.