Delta Sky Club

Always love to get away from the business of the airport and get into the quite atmosphere of the Delta Sky Club. There is one thing that his club is lacking that most Delta Sky Clubs have, which is high top tables. All of the seating is very low and set back so you can’t be productive while you wait. They need to invest in additional higher tables so people can come and be productive in this space.

This could have easily been a five star review… The best thing about this Skyclub is they have a Coke fountain.
I wish all Skyclubs had a fountain I could walk up to and pour an ice cold Coca-​Cola.
I freaking hate waiting for the bartender to return to their post and pour me a Coke.
WTF! The coke fountain was broken! Worse? The bar gun didn’t have Coke either!
The internet was slow. It was up then it was down.
I couldn’t stream using the Delta wifi, had to use more of my Verizon data.
I might be more understanding if the club was packed, but the five of us should not have impacted the network.

Old and ran down compared to other locations. No mixed drinks only beer and wine. Hopefully they have plans to remodel this unit sometime in the near future.

A quiet escape with comfortable seating, very clean and friendly staff. Nice touch in that they serve a number of local beers and wines. The food is about the same as all delta lounges.

The Sky Club lounges continue to improve and this one is no exception. Very nice variety of food and beverages. The staff was very friendly. Very relaxing. They do have a quiet area which some folks didn’t realize.

Blissfully quiet in here which is the name of the game for me after a long week of travels. The only reason I didn’t go 5 star for this particular locale is they don’t have the premium bar selections that the larger clubs have. But hey– at least there’s a club here at all. My own home airport doesn’t have one so I’m grateful.

Would I pay 27 $ to get into the club? No.
However, it is my favorite club in pdx anytime after 10am. Before 10, you should head to Alaska boardroom for their amazing pancakes.
They have decent snack options. I sometimes crave for their cashew wasabi peas snack.
Apart from that there are decent pies, cookies and standard salad fare. Overall much better than the Alaska and the pathetic united club.

Sky Club in PDX is about the size of my living room. You can have any drink you want, as long as it’s Budweiser… No plugs. Basically the same quality chairs as out in the terminal. Small food selection. Delta should tier their pricing based on club service level.

Don’t touch that. Don’t stand here. Don’t talk here. I feel like a child in this lounge. I’ve been in this lounge for three hours and I’ve already had three different attendants come over.
First it was the TV. The TV was blaring in the quiet zone at 6am, so I kindly asked one of the attendants to mute it. So she muted it. 10 minutes later, after I’ve sat down in a chair nearby, and put on an eye mask to rest, another attendant walks in and turns it all the way up… as I’m sleeping.
About an hour later, I take a 5 minute call in said quiet zone. You’re right, I was in the wrong. But I will say — no one else was there, no one else was in the lounge. But the attendant made sure to come over to tell me to leave. So the TV can blare, but I can’t talk in the quiet zone. That’s cool.
Another hour later, I’ve moved to the non-​quiet zone. Found the only plug in the area (which involves me in an uncomfortable chair, next to a window ledge that is about knee height. While sitting in the uncomfortable chair, I gently rest my feet on the glass of the window sill (clearly very hearty, much better than me putting my dirty shoes against the wall as I’m forced to in this awkward situation). Another attendant comes over to tell me to move my feet. Seriously?!
What can I do here? Oh and there are no outlets. Sucky delta lounge with babysitting attendants.
Oh and this place is tiny and has no hard alcohol.

I’m not going to lie it’s pretty cool in here. Kind of like a secret club when your a kid. No one really knows what is happening in here.
Actually it’s beer wine and salty snacks. But don’t tell anyone.

I really really wish Delta would put forward the initiative to have just one item with local influences at each location. Preferably this is a local beer, but I’d be happy with a bakery item, wine, cheese, napkin art, décor… just anything that might make walking in here just a tad exciting. Otherwise this is the same tired cookies, cheese spread and trail mix you see at every single SkyClub in the US. Except minus liquor. Clean and friendly as usual, but just the same everything for those losers who hate to budge from routine.

This Delta SkyClub was a godsend after landing at PDX after a long travel day. For one, I was able to charge my phone here; two, I was able to print and fax a document; and three, in the midst of doing all this I left my wallet near the printer and as I was walking out the staff was right on it and got my wallet for me without my even knowing yet that I’d left it. Great service. I didn’t have time to enjoy the other amenities but the lounge was quite uncrowded (at 2 pm on a Friday) and peaceful– much better than other SkyClubs where every seat is taken. I’ll definitely go again on my way out of PDX.

It feels like someone forgot to complete the Sky Club at PDX. It’s just so dang thoroughly underwhelming.
I fly in and out of PDX every week. I’m a loyalist to Delta and Alaska Airlines. However, between the two of them — neither lounge is much to speak of.
The shining element of the Delta Sky Club is the fastidious attention paid to cleanliness. The place is spotless. The downside is the front desk staff. They aren’t overwhelmingly cheerful or inviting — even for regular Diamond flyers.
Alas — the amenities are the same as any other Sky Club and the cleanliness of the environment allows one to look past the negative elements.

Horrendous greeting or lack of greeting from the reception staff. There is no liquor at this location and they don’t tell you this upfront. Paid $ 29 for crackers and coffee. Asian lady at front desk not friendly.

Disregard previous reviews. This club is excellent. It’s small but ample room to move around. And on a Thursday night — it is so quiet. Awesome.
The new menu just debuted and it is excellent.
I enjoyed Italian Wedding Soup, a wonderful mixed greens salad with celery sticks and vinaigrette dressing. All very good.
They have other items — popcorn, broccoli, carrot sticks, cookies (3 different types it appears). To drink — beer wine and liquor as well as soda and water.
Also, bananas on the bar. Highest marks. Only knock — wish they had a dark beer but heck, it’s not a craft beer pub!

This club is a joke – way too difficult to move around in/​too narrow. Only wine, beer and coffee; not nearly as many snack items as MSP or JFK. Meh… I’d rather go to the Alaska club.

It’s your typical Sky Club with the big exception that it ONLY serves wine and beer, which is a huge let down.
The club is on the smaller side, but it serves it’s purpose for Delta’s presence at PDX. There are limited number of power cords in the club when compared to how many people are in need of them.
One of the highlights of the club is that it overlooks the concourse, so if you get a seat by the window, you can pass the time by people watching. This club is also open late, as in till 1 am, which is when the red-​eyes depart.
For whatever reason, it seems like they have changed the furniture since I’ve last been here, maybe in the past year and half. I doesn’t seem to be as comfortable as I remember it being.

Most relaxing place at the Airport!

Conveniently located near D5 in PDX D Concourse, this club is up two levels… on the elevator.
Its nice and clean and newer… I enjoyed it actually. Not too crowded, spacious, casual and plenty of plug ins…
The appropriate snack and booz and the wonder-​coffee-​machiney-​thingamabob.
Its not a bad spot to while away some in-​between time in Portland.

I often forget this club is here. Which is not good since this is a good club location.
It is rarely crowded. There are several different seating areas. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is a decent view of the tarmac.