Delta Sky Club in Terminal B & C

This is one of my favorite domestic Sky Clubs.
While there is nothing really fancy about it, it is was on of the more relaxing clubs.
Best things about the club:
+ open layout, but is sectioned to make you feel that your not in a large wide open space.
+ chair options vary. They aren’t new, but well kept and clean.
+ Can we say free pour? There is no official bar, so you put your own
–this means that there is an age restriction if flying solo
+ their room with the tv has walls around it to contain the sound.
+ Wifi has consistent strength. They do have it password protected now and changes monthly. See the placards or desk for the code
+ while it may seem odd, the snack and larger food offerings are separated. Liquor, beer, and breakfast/​lunch/​etc are in the back with the tv. Lighter options are right behind the front desk.
* power outlets throughout that actually work

This is the most quiet Sky-​club I have ever been in. It is nice and peaceful.
The staff is friendly and the drinks are cold.

The guy sitting next to me is breathing so hard he needs some oxygen. It’s gross.
I sure do wish they would stop serving that nasty curry couscous. .or what ever that is.

Being a Diamond with is important to me. Love the airline but the customer service is starting to suck

Great place to recharge electronics and grab a light snack. Fresh veggies, cheese, cookies, tea, soup… Lots of comfortable seating and they have showers. Staff is friendly and the coffee is good.

Probably one of the BEST Delta clubs I’ve been in. This one is NOT overrun with a thousand idiots fighting for an outlet. On my one visit there was only one super important idiot who needed everyone to hear how important he was on his cell phone. Free WiFi without ads (for me at least). Decent soup and olives. Just a nice place to hang out before my next flight.

I’ve seen my share of Delta Sky Clubs, including this lovely former NWA club. Once you’ve been to enough Sky Clubs, they do all start melding together in your mind, but some nuances and subtleties allow some Clubs to stick out in front of the pack. With this Club in particular, I found the layout to be a bit more accommodating than many other clubs. Although the square footage is generous, it seems as though the restrooms are never as far as away as they seem to be in other Clubs.
Additionally, the accessibility of the generic (but well-​loved) Delta snacks is better thought-​out. Rather than a single «filling-​station» around which every patron clamors, there are micro-​sized filling stations throughout the Club, some with just fruit and trail mix, others with the yogurt pretzels, cardboard tube hummus, and Biscoff galore. The drink stations are also nicely meted out around the Club.
I didn’t find the Club to be overcrowded, even on a Friday evening where DTW was experiencing many flight delays. There is so much seating in this Club, and although it’s a little cozy in some areas, most seats have their own arm rests/​desks and good proximity to a power outlet or two. There’s also ample room for TV viewing, but good quiet space as well. Check out the lovely fireplaces for that extra home-​like feeling!
Front desk staff are also welcoming and accommodating. This Club is at the top of the escalator bank at the junction of B & C gates, so its location is quite convenient. I’ll definitely be back here during my next trip through DTW!

Look — I don’t have much status with this airline, but received a great deal to use the club. I was impressed — it was much nicer then some of the US Air clubs I’ve been too!
There was plenty of nice areas to sit — snacks and drinks — and placed to plug in without the noise of the terminal.
I look forward to another deal and visit!

This Sky Club is an old style NWA club. It’s big enough for the «B & C» concourses which basically caters to the commuter planes. The Delta Sky Club near the terminal in concourse «A» is bigger and offers more services so head there is you have enough time.
Otherwise, it has the typical fare that we all «love» from Delta Sky Club including drinks and snacks (who can come to one of those without consuming at least one hummus container…). It’s clean and you have a nice view of concourse A.

Better than going all the way to the A terminal. It’s a nice club. Lots of seating, lots o corners and walls.
This club is in the shorter terminal where most of the smaller commuter jets tend to end up. It’s a great boon when you just don’t feel like making the trip to the A concourse.
Tons of space, lots of walls and lots of seating. All of which serves to tone down the noise and chatter so that you can have a little bit of piece. Of course, with all these walls it’s hard to find the person you’re looking to meet.
The usual Delta fixtures are here — some free booze options, hummus, crackers, celery and carrots, olives and such. I really don’t recommend the stuff that isn’t wrapped as if you watch long enough, you’ll see a kid stick their hand in there.
Tip: Get some of the yogurt pretzels and the nutella packets. Dip.

There’s 2 SkyClubs in Detroit, of all places! This must be due to the legacy of NorthWest. Anyhow, I have used the smaller of the 2 a few times recently and really enjoy it. Their staff is courteous, though if they get crowded, there’s a wait. It’s convenient to the train and there’s a great latte machine.
Free wifi and all of the amenities you’d expect without a crowd.

This is as close to as good as a Delta sky club can get.
Veggies were fresh. Self serve bar & beer.

The club is nice — 2 fireplaces, plenty of high back comfy chairs, laptop tables, lamps, natural light, arm chairs, etc… The one thing that confused me for a moment was the flight time monitor — there is only 1 screen — there are buttons below to scroll through the display to get to the part in the alphabet where you flight is listed.
This club would have gotten 5 stars — except:
There is an Einsteins Bros Bagel shop across from the entrance to this club. I purchased a fruit cup (pineapple, strawberries, grapes, honeydew) and a blueberry smoothie. I then walk across and enter the club. The receptionist checks me in, but says I can’t bring in the fruit cup. He makes me go outside and eat it. I then come back in — still with my fruit smoothie, but sans fruit cup — and he waves me in. I look all over the club but the only fruit I can see they have is whole apples. I cannot understand the no fruit cup rule — it’s not like they have pineapple, strawberries, grapes, or honeydew anywhere on offer and even if they did the food in here is free so it’s not like they’d be losing money on my having my own fruit. The dumbest; if I have obtained club access I want to be able to bring in what I want to.

This is a pretty good Sky Club. It’s not as expansive as the main one in Detroit (on concourse A, near the big fountain), but it’s good. It’s bigger than it first appears, so I can usually find a seat near some power.
I also find the front desk to be pretty well staffed, so they can check me in quickly, even if I’m accompanied by lots of other check-​in traffic.

Conveniently located just to the right of the escalator entrance to Terminal B, this is a spacious lounge with all the amenities of your typical Sky Club, even though it is a satellite club. Head to the right, that is where the fireplace and IPA on tap is!

A bit quieter than the others in this airport. They still are very friendly and have great service. Nice snacks and beverages.

Just another airport. It is cozy here. And I can get lost here. :)
I think it is pretty clean here. :)
We did not stay here for long. So not much really to say.

Madhouse.
Not enough bathrooms to handle the volume of traffic.
There is a lot of desk space to plug in and work on your laptop, but the counter is too high compared to the maximum height of the Aeron desk chairs.
One nice touch is the gas logs.
But I fancy several other clubs over this one.

Staff is very nice here. You are very pleasantly greeted when you check in.
I love the layout of this club– there is a TV/​lounge area where the bar is with a fireplace. It tends to fill up quickly, especially when there is a big game on TV.
There is also a work area with a row of desks. It’s very quiet and you can get a lot done.
Comfortable chairs and couches line the windows, also very quiet and pleasant to relax before getting on a flight.
Because of the self-​service bar, you must be 21+ enter.

Club was extremely quiet this past Monday (after Christmas — probably holiday light). Staff was friendly and actively walking around keeping the facility looking clean. This location along with Terminal Main are great because of their convenience just off the tunnel.
Decent breakfast food selection — oatmeal, bagels, fat free yogurt. Alcohol was put out a bit later in the morning than other clubs in DTW.