Delta One Lounge at LAX

Its a nice lounge. Table service and large menu. But I expected more from the delta one lounge. Its very similar to their regular LAX lounge. There's an outdoor sitting area. It was 2/3 empty at 6 am. I've seen better lounges and I thought it'll be more elegant and larger.

This has to be my favorite lounge. Firstly, staff are all great. This visit was a 9hr layover so some relaxing, a massage, some work, food off the a la carte menu, a shower, and some more food. (I don't drink so can't speak to these offerings) Couldn't have asked for a better place to whittle away 9 hours while waiting for a 14 hr flight!

An outstanding experience. I was flying Virgin Upper Class and was therefore able to access the Delta One lounge. Such a warm welcome from the staff, the place smells great and looks fantastic. Plenty of space, at seat service, comprehensive menu. I really liked the outdoor seating area, with views of the Delta apron and the runway. Can’t wait to visit again. Five stars.

It was almost too nice for an airport lounge. Private bathrooms, showers, massage chairs, and ultimately incredible service. Everyone so friendly and helpful. Had some sushi and a coffee, got an hour of work done and was on my way - but really just wanted to stay longer.

Amazing, fantastic, extraordinary are just a few words that describe our visit to this Lounge. We had a couple of hours before our 11 hour nonstop flight. We stopped in here and were not disappointed! Felix was our waiter was extremely attentive. We shared a California roll to start paired with champagne. I had some miso soup and both were delicious. I then ordered a steak and my better half ordered salmon. We were amazed as to the quality of the food, 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️by far, . Then we were offered massage chairs. They were so relaxing. Just simply amazing, Duane also waited on us . He was awesome. We were met by 2 fantastic managers, Elizabeth and Claire. They were amazing. The sushi chef was enjoyable to watch prepare the food. The entire visit at the Delta One Lounge was beyond expectations thank you Delta

Not just a place to kill a layover, but rather a destination in itself. Superb dishes for any appetite or time of day, and with the chef rolling out new dishes every couple of weeks, the food rivals anything you’ll find throughout LA. The sushi is insanely fresh and the desserts are absolute perfection. An extensive beverage selections with a group of skilled bartenders lined up ready to make the perfect drink for you. Check out the reserved wine and spirit list if you’re looking for something special. Massages are available from open to close, as are the zero gravity chairs in their own private rooms, which are perfect for catching a quick nap. This place with the amazing food, great service, and countless amenities will make you forget you’re at the airport. Oh, and don’t forget to check out the patio.

This is by far and away the best airport lounge I have ever had the good fortune of visiting. (It is astounding that Delta One has anything other than five star reviews, but if you actually read the one star reviews, you will see they have little to do with the lounge itself.) You check in at a private pre-lounge where you are immediately pampered with a hot towel, drinks, and snacks while they magically check your luggage in. Next, you are escorted to the private carry-on screening facility which takes just a minute or two. Somehow you pop out to find yourself in a lounge where the staff is literally falling over you to make sure your experience is first class. (Kyle was our awesome Delta One concierge!) The food-all complimentary-is what you would find in an upscale trendy restaurant. Our only mistake was that we did not allow enough time to enjoy the lounge prior to our flight. (We heard from our daughter who had the good sense to arrive three hours prior to our flight that the massage chairs were amazing.) Oh, and unlike every other recent lounge experience, there was plenty of seating and it was nice and quiet. If you have any opportunity to experience the Delta One Lounge, DON'T MISS IT!!!

The Delta One Lounge at LAX exceeded my expectations! I had a layover after flying out of Honolulu, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. The service was top-notch—my waiter took great care of me, making sure I had everything I needed. The lounge itself has a luxury hotel vibe, and the food presentation was absolutely pristine. Everything about my visit was relaxing and enjoyable. Well done, Delta!

Great service at the Delta One "check-in" area ! Private area for TSA included and then you go up to floor 4 and bam.. right at the lounge ! Try the hyperice therapy and massage chairs ! The food and cocktails were great too !!

Delta One at LAX is a seamless experience, However JFK is awful. There is no Clear so you end up fishing for your ID, but at least security is nice. It ends there for JFK, the food is sub standard and the stuff is rude and unhelpful. Most of them stand around talking to each other and if you ask for help the answer is often idk go ask someone else. This was my third time here and it's just not worth it out of JFK LAX has my highest regards and recomendations.

This lounge is amazing and I've now been completely spoiled for any other US Delta lounge. The food is scrumptious - the hamachi crudo was perhaps my favorite thing. I also got a tuna roll, as they even offer soy paper if you prefer it. The team went over and above to offer gluten free/avoiding gluten options. They did make it clear there could be cross contamination, but they did a fantastic job and I had no issues. The service is wonderful. On the day we were there, Chelsea was there to help with pretty much anything we needed. My only complaint/concern is the music they played. I wish it were more of a spa like music, instead of unappealing jazz genre. It's a mismatch to me. It's not enough to deduct a star, as I guess you could put on your own headphones, but just my observation.

The lounge is very classy. It is quiet and accommodating to all needs. The staff was amazing and helpful and they were very attentive. The food was good as were the drinks. They even brought me birthday cake for my birthday today! Will definitely return when I can on my next trip!

Yet another great experience at the Delta One LAX! The elegance and hospitality is unmatched to any other lounge, including Delta One at JFK. After checking in, you're met by a hostess. Nahjhe was a smiling, welcoming face that met us to tell us about the lounge. There's a wellness "center" that you can sign up for with massage chairs for relaxation, a huge bar, dessert bar, sushi bar, and lots of space to sit. We chose to sit on the patio area which was similar to the sky club lounge but much better. You order food through your server. This is definitely not a buffet style experience. My only complaint is the lack of dairy-free options! I was quite disappointed. Hopefully they will add dairy-free entree and dessert options. Still a 5 start experience for sure!

Finally a lounge for the Delta One traveler that doesn't lump them in with the rest of the group. The personal service and menu selections will not disappoint. The LAX lounge has locally themed selections, sushi, Milla chocolates, etc. To start, you have a separate entrance at Terminal 3 located at the far end , almost Bradley Terminal. Even before you get on the elevator to go up to the lounge, there is a mini lounge and drinks. You are immediately greeted by the staff and if you have time, sign up for a massage chair or relaxation pod. For showers, you do need to be escorted down the hall to the Delta Sky Club, but they have 2 dedicated showers for the Delta One travelers. The patio terrace is also very cozy and open to the tarmac for the "real airport" experience. One of the best parts is that the staff graciously packed some sandwiches and dessert for me to-go. If you are able to access this newly opened lounge, I recommend arriving to the airport almost 3 hours in advance to take advantage of all the amenities before your flight.

Having recently frequented both the Delta One lounge at JFK and the one at LAX, I feel qualified to make a controversial judgement call. Despite all the hype the larger JFK lounge gets, the LAX lounge is the superior lounge. Fight me... Firstly, the private check-in experience at LAX is incredible. It was so quick and seamless that I was forced to throw away the water I grabbed (honestly just to grab something) because we were already through check in and I had to go through security. 37 seconds later, I'm grabbing my things and heading up the elevators to the two week old delta one lounge. The lounge itself is stunning. It is incredibly well-appointed with beautiful furniture and vibey lighting, making it the ideal place to relax before a long flight. The service is exceptional, characterized by hushed tones and rapt attention. They do a good job at making you feel like a true VIP. The highlight was undoubtedly the restaurant. The food was delicious. 100 points to Delta for bringing decent sushi to the lounge experience. I enjoyed a handroll, a California roll, street corn pizza, and orange madeleines. Odd pairing but it made sense at the time. Everything was great. Given that I usually don't eat on planes, it was the perfect pre-departure meal. Also, the bathrooms. It cannot be overstated how great it is to have a private, beautiful space to do your business. The bathrooms are essentially individual suites, adorned with so much marble, felt more akin to a Roman monument than an airport terminal. In this regard, LAX edges out JFK, which, while offering fully enclosed stalls, cannot compare to the privacy and elegance of a personal bathroom suite. I spent the rest of my time before the flight enjoying a fantastic mocktail on the terrace, watching planes take off. Suffice it to say, this is my favorite U.S. lounge and arguably the best lounge in America. Such a great experience. To draw upon the sentiment of TK California, Delta forever, goodbye!

Short Review: Brand new lounge for Delta One passengers only. The extra plane fare is worth it! This rivals the Virgin Atlantic lounges back in the day when they had all the amenities. If you've got a couple of hours before your flight, I'd recommend you pop in. Long Review: At the time of this review, the lounge has only been opened for 1 week. Everything is shiny new, high end, and top notch in terms of style, service and cleanliness. I came in to the lounge at around 4:00am. I was greeted by a cadre of hostesses and hosts - yes at that ungodly hour! I was greeted with an amenities list, offered my choice of seating, and attended to right away. I had a cappuccino and avocado toast, both of which were very splendid. Oh, don't forget the freshly squeezed orange juice! Just sayin'! The servers were very knowledgeable about the menu which is always a good sign. The lounge is very intimate and roomy. Highly suggest you stop in when you're flying Delta One.

Their new Delta One experience is a next level. You check in through an exclusive entrance on the lower level. There is dedicated check in staff to get through the process in under 10 minutes. You're taken up an escalator to the lounge itself. There's a unique dining experience with gourmet food served to you at whatever table you choose. Food, drinks, dessert, snacks--all included. There some exceptions like ultra high end liquor that will cost extra. I sampled sushi, tacos, wine, and a variety of chocolates and desserts. It's very fancy! Even their restroom is ultra chic.

Delta One Lounge at LAX is an incredible experience. This is the second in Deltas portfolio after JFKs and like the cities the decor and design is reflected. Ours is expansive, luxurious and boldly dreamy. Upon entry on the lower level, you are met with customer service so kind that my husband and I who were embarking on our honeymoon 'feel the love'. This is an instantaneously international experience as soon as the sliding glass doors to the LAX streets. When they close one is no longer in the dead center of LAX but already in your destination. Ours was London and we felt the genuine excitement and support of each staff member as we met one after another. The shining star of the staff was none other than the fabulous, Amerine Hope who made sure we had a perfect seat and a perfect place to land. We were given free rein on the entire menu. These chefs have curated the best foods : from steak to sushi to mountains of incredible seafood & deserts and never ending chocolates. The champagne flows here and I'd say just go with it. Everything was done right to make our honeymoon perfection. Thank you LAX Delta One Sky Lounge we are glad you are here and deeply appreciate the hard work you do to make us LA locals feel like a star!

I am biased as a Delta loyalist. Delta is more expensive than other big US carriers and they are not perfect, but they do treat me well and offer a product that is better than the others in terms of schedule, being on-time, creature comforts, and good alliances to get me to where I need to go without a huge hassle. I have flown with them for decades, logged over 3 million miles with them, and have status with them as a very loyal flier so they do treat me well. This exclusive Delta One check in area at LAX is a good example of Delta raising the bar. It is only for Delta One customers (Their version of long-haul business class) so it is a small, exclusive, intimate area that is quiet and relaxing. When facing the Delta terminal, look left and it is almost a hidden entry with a doorman or a door bell that gains you entry into this nearly speakeasy space. Once in, there is no wait as there are plenty of staff to assist you and very few customers that are allowed to be in here. Upon checking in, they will escort you through a private TSA security check point where even the TSA agents appear to be better than the usual government drones. The agents I had were polite, professional and friendly and I was the only one getting screened. It could not have been easier or faster. After the 60 seconds of security screening, I was escorted to an elevator with complimentary boxed water on offer for all you conservationist California Yuppies and the elevator is a direct shot into the private, back entry of the Delta Skyclub at LAX which is a very nice club within the Delta system. All told, my check in time from curb to skyclub coffee in hand was about 4 minutes. For all of that, it is not cheap to fly Delta nor is it cheap to fly in Delta One. But if you have to fly a lot for a living, Delta is a great airline to use as it will give you plenty of opportunities to avail yourself of top-notch amenities such as this great check in experience at LAX. I'm not a conservationist, a Yuppie and not even based in California. In fact, I hate LAX as an airport in general. But I am a fan of this Delta amenity at this location. Well done, Delta, well done!

Wow, pretty nice, two story Delta Sky Club. Long line at 8 am on a Friday able to bypass since I was in First. Food- excellent! Great variety for breakfast- cold cereals, hot food, yogurts, fruit, cold cuts, cheese, muffins, bagels, croissants were buttery and fresh. This club beats the Centurion Lounge by miles, but no masseuses or manicures..

Loved my experience here 5/31/24 and can't wait to fly with Delta One again. Quick and smooth process to check in, and if you have extra time you can sit in the waiting area with a drink (I got a pressed juice) and some bites including ceviche (not pictured). I only waited behind one person in the private security line. For some reason they wouldn't let me use my TSA precheck so I had to take off my shoes, but it was so quick overall that I didn't mind. An attendant walked me from security directly to the Delta lounge.

If you see Terminal B on your Delta boarding pass but not on Google, don't be fret. Just check in where you see Delta airlines and it'll be a hike to the gate.

The entrance is located on the arrival level. Crew members super friendly, they scan my boarding pass and bring me to the lobby. I just need to give them my passport, then I can sit there take rest and drink tea while they are checking in for me. After the checked me in, I walk thru the security, it is inside the delta one, no lines at all, few TSA agents waiting for you. I was fly to Japan in July 2024, but delta one lounge will be open in Oct 2024, therefore I can only go to the regular delta sky club. But can't wait to see the delta one lounge for my next international flight!

I cannot say enough good things about the Delta One Lounge at LAX airport and more importantly its people. The lounge is dripping in luxury and is so well designed. It complete with a luxurious set of massage chairs that offer very relaxing 15 massage complete with a post massage meditation area and cucumber water. Next, you can go to the expansive bar where the very charming and professional bartending crew (Jordan, Quenton, or Lex) will make you a divine drink and help you order a street corn pizza (don't knock it - the pizza was delicious!) Top shelf whiskeys and fine dining ...now that's a great pre-trip experience. But I am not done. Then you go over it the dessert table and...oh my!! The very warm and beautiful Myrella and Mija will help you select the best desserts!! It's just Heavenly!!! I loved every minute. You will too!!

Very nice at LAX. They have their own private checkin. I was greeted by cute security guards hovering over the spot and I was welcomed by Michelle, who offered me a mimosa, ok, water, snacks, fruit, etc. The small discreet space looked like a beauty shop to me. I was told they are building another one for exclusive clients that's even bigger and better. Check in was NO WAITING IN LINE and super duper easy! I hate I forgot to take a picture, it's too early in the morning. Good night. Lol

Fantastic from start to finish. You immediately feel special arriving at the dedicated delta one check in lounge where you can relax, grab a drink and snack while one of the friendly staff take your bags and check you in. From there you move through the private security lane, which was a breeze. From there you enter the private elevators that bring you to the sky club. You'll never set foot in the airport other than to board your plane. The whole delta one suites experience was fabulous. Lovely food, nice and fresh looking seats and entertainment units. Attentive staff. 10/10 all around.

Unquestionably the best lounge and experience on the US side that I have encountered, from a relatively smooth check in to a beautiful space for relaxing before our flight. It's not without its hiccups - I was very much looking forward to trying out the food they offered from an old menu with none of it available, and the amount of cussing from the staff was excessive for the environment - but the amenities, food and drink, and outdoor space are all winners. For the right price, this is definitely a game changer.

Love the delta sky club. The staff are pretty helpful and welcoming always. They always have pretty healthy food option and drinks are always good from bar. It's a nice place to relax before a flight. Showers available if needed they don't have a lot of space for private calls. But there are a few spaces. Great experience every time

Amazing Delta one experience at LAX. It has its own check in area, concierge service, private TSA security with no line, direct access to the Delta One Club. This club is amazing, indoor and outdoor seating, abundance of food and drinks, plus a sushi bar (too bad it was in the meaning and too early for sushi). Service was fast and multiple food options, dishes were surprisingly good, better than most other lounges. I would definitely come back again. The only draw back is there I didn't know the check in location is down by the arrival area and I had to drag my check in bags from check in at terminal 3 Departure area down to delta one check in. Next time, I will know where to go next time. Email from delta on where to check in might also help. See you next time.

I used to enjoy Delta Sky Clubs, but the recent change excluding basic economy passengers from accessing the lounge is incredibly frustrating. As an Amex Platinum cardholder, I've always had lounge access regardless of my fare, but now they've changed the rules without much warning. I'm flying on the same Delta flight, paying for a premium credit card, and yet I'm locked out because of my ticket class. This feels like a money grab and penalizes loyal customers. Delta should reconsider this restrictive policy that leaves frequent flyers and premium cardholders stranded outside.

I am blown away that we got this in OUR city! I'm so proud! It is absolutely gorgeous and creative and while it has its Delta-ness, it's also wonderfully unique! The bartender makes fun mocktails. Some places they get an attitude, not here. The food is great. There are, I want to say 6 help desks. The restrooms are spotless and lovely. As a girl who's Twitter handle is "Girl At A SkyClub" I'm just going to proudly say it right here, right now, we have the the best club in the entire world now right here in LAX! #deltaproud

Flew from LAX to London Heathrow with Delta One with the fam. The experience is amazing. Private check in. Private security check with a direct back access to the sky lounge. Delta staff was amazing and friendly. All smiles all around! Have to admit, Traveling with Delta One is how I want to travel from now on! LOL

Well Delta did it again as if it wasn't bad enough to cancel the original departure and notify us the afternoon prior to the early departure. Got to the airport with a little time to spare and two agents, not one, but two agents proceeded to give us erroneous information. That took away our little cushion. You'd think that once the mistake was acknowledged the agent that initially gave us the wrong info would move us up in the line but nope. After pleading my case a supervisor and agent (Kathleen and Greg, I think) came and helped but then it was a matter of running as fast as possible. Luckily, we had several compassionate and kind gate agents, mainly Steve, who let my grandchildren on the plane. THANk YOU Steve and company at Gate 28!!!! So grateful!!!!

Okay... so, I may be biased as a first time flyer in first class and all... Dina our flight attendant was the most caring and attentive person ever! She was willing and wanting to take photos of our flight. She was very attentive and clear on what was on the table for offerings. I have never experienced anything more than comfort+ or anything with extraeg room. I have got to say that with my first experience that I was extremely impressed and that I will now fly first class... be that I sell one of my 3 kidneys... they grow back right?... In all seriousness, if you are to fly anything more than 8 hours, to pull the cord and fly business or first class! I will work the OT to know that I can relax and know that I can enjoy a comfortable and enjoyable flight! I hope you are able to enjoy our flight attendant, Dina!

We are Terminal 3 at Sky Delta Lounge. Presentation is fantastic. Service is impeccable! Food and drinks is so delicious. Your staff takes the worry & stress of traveling. Bravo.

Everything was going great until I ask a question to the gate agent. Nasty, rude I suppose unhappy! That one conversation and receiving awful customer service has ruined my Delta experience. Flight DL0899 9:40pm! Sad

Really great check in area. Was flying One from LAX-JFK. My bf and I were the only two there for the half hour we were hanging out. Check in ladies were amazing, took care of everything for us. We had an espresso, and sat in the lounge for a while before heading up the private elevator to security area. The elevator--for Delta One patrons only--takes you right to the front of the TSA precheck line, so no waiting for you. Really no complaints at all, it's a nice perk to have when flying on One.

I was not inpressed with Delta's new lounge at LAX. But I was blown away with Delta One check in. It felt like a Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons then it did an airport check in. They ask your name before they allow you in the door, to make sure you belong there. When you walk in they usher you to comfortable chairs when they are doing your check in paperwork. The waiting room is stocked with beverages and snacks. Once you check in you take the elevator upstairs to go through secutity. It does not make you feel like that you are at the airport. Delta sure got it right.

Delta One is an intimate, low key stop before going to your gate or the Delta Sky Club. They offer light refreshments such as fruit, granola, cheese, juice, soda, and sparkling water. The female attendants were professional, friendly and very helpful with the questions I had and navigating me around the area. There isn't an alcohol option here so you have to proceed to the Sky Lounge if you're looking for that. Nice touch to cater to your traveling needs by Delta!!

DeltaOne check-in was awesome nice calm place before the storm. Staff was very friendly, and helpful. Can't wait to use DeltaOne check-in again