Delta Sky Club – Concourse E

Hot, dirty and no where near relaxing… There is trash at most of the seats. The food service area is far from clean. Not what I expected from Americas premium airline at its HQ. I am trying to find something positive to say and am literally looking around to find a light at the end of a tunnel but coming up short… I guess the house Pinot noir is ok? Would it hurt to wipe down these seats or vacuum? AA admirals club looks great from this view…

My first experience and it won’t be my last. It’s like heaven on earth. The service is top notch and the décor is amazing. There’s and outdoor lounge that you must check out when your in Atlanta at the sky club!

Of all the Delta Sky Clubs in ATL this is my favorite (although there are better sky clubs in other airports). I have never had an issue with space– I always luck up with a work area to get things done. It is quite spacious even though it gets busy. Also noticed recently this place now has a second bartender– helps when you want a quick draft with only 15 minutes before loading. The staff has always been pleasant, the place has always been clean, the rest rooms are large enough to handle many without a line forming. The showers are clean. And the food options are much better here– there are always more choices of «real food». Tonight they have the usual soups (just wish they would get rid of the usual «wicked tai chicken» and bring back the Italian Wedding «) plus Kentucky Bourbon Chicken, Pesto Noodles with Pine Nuts, and a big simmering pot of Baked Beans! Why do the clubs at Concourse E and F have better food options? Does Delta treat the international travelers better than us domestic road warriors? I have saved hundreds of dollars this year by not buying the more expensive airport food/​drink. Recommend skipping the other clubs and head straight to concourse E!

One of the top two D skyclubs I’ve been to. It can get busy, but there’s a large variety of seating options all with access to outlets for charging up. Also love the quiet area where you can knock off for a while in an oversized lounger. Lots of flatscreens, wider food choices than the other ATL skyclubs (except terminal F), a ~12 seater bar with 2 bartenders, showers and business carrels. More than enough amenities and distractions to cover you while you wait or are stuck on layover.

Cranky service, bland tasteless food, crowded and overpriced. When you see a Sodexo logo on the servers polyester vest, it’s no surprise the food is low quality. Turkey meatballs tasted stale, cheddar cavatapi was gummy and tortellini in tomato sauce was saltless and flavorless. Unbelievably even the carrot sticks were limp. 2 stars for the bar and the chicken chowder soup, otherwise avoid.

The terminal E Sky Club was great. See discount depending on CC.
The seating is typical of Sky Clubs. I popped into Terminal A’s club seemed to have more seating. I was told that the E and F terminal lounges served hot food which they did! Tasty pasta and a chicken and mushroom.
The business section had plenty of stations.
This lounge also had attached tablets to surf the web.
The bar staff was nice and seemed to recognize regulars easily. Make sure to leave a tip.
The WiFi was clear with no sign of slowing down. Tons of computers everywhere.
And take a few cookies to go :)

Outstanding, the Delta Representative that checked us in was very professional and truly kind. The food in the lounge was above average and service inside the lounge was the best I’ve had with my executive membership to date. Restrooms were very clean and showers are available.

Here’s MY way to start the New Year off with my first Unilocal review. First, I’ve just returned from an island with nice beach, lots of sun, a great room with the family right on the water, and lots of topless young la – er, scratch that. Well, maybe… I digress.
So traveling back to reality it’s just not right when there’s a 3+ hour layover without a fine Delta Sky Club to kick back in, and that’s just what I did. Really fine house cabernet, no charge, really decent free food which takes on a new paradigm when you’ve been paying ridiculous fees for food and drinks on a Caribbean beach.
Nice people? Yes, the folks here have been quite pleasant vs. some of the harsh comments below. HINT: try being nice yourself and it returns to you. Tip the bar folks, say please and thank you. You know, the stuff they taught in first grade.
So, cool club ala what I expect in Hotlanta. Really great showers, nice, spacious clean bathrooms, different areas to kick back in with a variety of moods, and LOTS of electrical outlets for plugging your gear into, variety of televisions, etc. USBs included. Why I return here again and again and will do so in the future.

It’s my first time paying to get into the Delta Sky Club and I must say that it’s money well spent. Terrific price point for good service, spacious and good looking facilities, and good service that includes drinks, snacks, and coffee.

This business lounge is very modern, clean, excellent food and service. The reception personal really makes you feel extremely welcomed and really business class. Four stars, that’s it.

This club is big but struggles to be more than a nicer waiting area.
On international delta one which comes with a meal card. Took 1 hour for someone to even walk by my seat at which point the other 10 people turned theirs in too as they have been waiting just add long. 45 min later still had nothing but had to leave for my flight.
It makes it worse that they try and fail. Better not to even try as it just adds unnecessary frustration to my trip.

Other Sky Clubs in ATL treat you much better
Bartender, Sevin, very rude unless you tip him well
Lots of bus people but they don’t seem to do much
Better than the concourse tho

Nice and very busy delta club.
Both times I’ve been here (separated by 8 days) they have had different options of soups. The first time they had a delicious crab corn chowder and the second time there was a very tasty red pepper and Gouda soup. Cheese and items like that are subpar vs the United clubs I’ve been in but the United club had no hot items. I’m fond of the hot soup, bread and veggies here.
Overall great bar service and the inside was very clean and relaxing.

This skyclub was extremely busy and not clean feeling.
it was packed and made for an uncomfortable visit.

Lounge normal da Delta, oferece bebidas e snacks para seus visitantes, além de Wi-​Fi gratuita. Nesse também é possível tomar banho em duchas e/​ou curtir o lounge externo.

E used to be the place to be at ATL and then the airport built the F terminal and it’s got a SkyClub with a SkyDeck. So the E SkyClub is no longer the swankiest in the airport but it’s certainly an excellent one if you’ve got time to make it to E (where many of the international flights depart).
Quite large with lots of quiet areas for seating, it still has the same Delta food and drink offerings with power outlets galore and free wifi.
And the showers. Oh, yes.

What a great, spacious sky club!
It’s located near E15. The layout is mostly open with a few cul-​de-​sac areas for small groups, for privacy, quiet time, etc.
There is a full-​service bar and the usual array of sky club snacks.
My favorite part about this club is that in the back of the lounge, there is a little nap room– about 10 comfy chairs with ottomans. It’s a little warmer, very dim, with tiny little lights on the ceiling (like a starry night). It’s perfect to catch a little nap during a layover. This club also has a shower.
Clean, well-​staffed facility.

This Sky Club is pretty nice. It’s sort of in the middle of terminal E so it’s easy access to and from any gate there. They have the usual amenities and lots of seating area. They have several different kinds of seats and plenty of places to plug in and of course use of WiFi.

The only challenge here is that this Sky Club may be more crowded than the seating area by your gate. At peak times you will not be able to differentiate this place from the DMV, minus the bar, food and good service.
Once you work your way through the crowd and accept that you will be bumped into by tired people in pursuit of a cheap beer or chocolate chunk cookie, things are pretty good. Accepting the fact that whatever «elite» status you have with Delta makes you one of millions and millions before you arrive will also help.
The service is great, especially the crew that cleans up after the throngs of people.

The Concourse E is definitely one of my favorite domestic Sky Clubs, and absolutely worth a stop for you if you’re a Sky Club member with some time to kill at ATL, and you can’t make it all the way to the newest Club at F.
You’ve got the compulsory creature comforts of all Sky Clubs, like the cardboard tube hummus, yogurt pretzels, olive salad, unlimited Biscoff cookies, and those weird Savannah sugar cookies. Okay, so I’m a little cynical in that regard. However, this Sky Club is pretty spacious compared to some of the other Clubs at ATL, and they do have newly-​renovated private shower suites, which are worth the cost of admission on their own.
There is definitely ample seating, and they have a «nap room.» Free WiFi is more than adequate, employees are friendly and helpful. Good access to Concourse E centerpoint/​train, and the gates. Located next to a TGI Friday’s if you’re truly peckish and the free snacks aren’t doing it for you.
I’ve noticed also that this Sky Club has a very ample quantity of power outlets and USB ports which are woefully hard to come by at many other airport locations.

I remember when E Concourse opened up, it was the «New International Concourse». It was uniquely shaped, as all of the other concourses were straight lines, this one had an appendage at the end. And hidden in that appendage, is the Delta Sky Club.
During my heyday of international travel, I would try to come here as often as possible. I just wanted to get drunk, and get a shower. Is that too much to ask for? The showers were clean and private, and had everything you needed. They were elegant as well.
And then I didn’t do as much international travel, so my journeys to E were few and far between. However, on one of my most recent trips home from Memphis (before I moved), I worked an overnight shift (on my vacay), and went straight to the airport. I looked like I got my ass fed to a pack of wolves. It was awesome.
Thankfully in my carryon, I had some fresh clothes. When I landed, I knew I had time to kill, so I decided to pay a trip to E and check out that Sky Club again. Well, when I went back, I was absolutely shocked at the renovations. What used to be dimly lit and all oak colored woods, was transformed into something like IKEA furnished. It was hip, to say the least.
This time, since I was literally running on fumes, I didn’t end up getting sloshed (as I usually would), but I ended up going straight to the showers. They changed it around, as they were in the men’s restrooms, now there are just like 6 – 7 rooms that you sign up for and get your own private bathroom. All of the amenities you need are at the front desk (even shaving kits).
So I got a shower and went to town. Well first of all, I spent the first few minutes YTS ( Unilocalin That Shit!), and then I got to clean up. How refreshing after spending the last 18 hours of your life getting your ass beat and filthy. One thing I will say though, be careful in the shower, it can get quite slippery in there!
When you are done, just let the guy at the desk know, and they will clean it and get it ready for the next person. They need to have more of those around, especially for people who are on the go a lot– like as for me I lived 45 minutes from the airport! But by the time I would have gotten home, I would have passed the hell out, I am glad I got to do it clean– and for that, I thank you, Sky Club @ E!