Delta Sky Club (A7)

Newly renovated Sky Club is nice. Lots of comfortable seatings. Modern updated decor. Food is actually good, mot so much variety but enough good selection.

Small on the outside, lots of seating and fantastic food selection on the inside Having stopped at dozens of Sky Clubs across the US is not uncommon to see the same selection of foods but was pleasantly happy to see a Northeastern favorite Clam Chowder, some chicken tinga with tortillas, a Citris shrimp salad, season hardboiled eggs, savory sandwiches, and more. I stopped at the bar to get a double vodka with Red Bull and the bartender was working alone, which seemed to backup the service (as she was looking up how to make what appeared to be a lemon drop martini) and after my quick request there was 4 people behind me. The staff we're very friendly and helpful especially in printing off boarding passes when our Delta app stopped working and showing our flights all together. The club was clean, the lighting not overly aggressive, and the music was modern and electronic to our liking. Looking forward to future return trips to Boston!

This is perhaps the worst Delta Sky Club lounge I’ve been to. The food selection was poor and limited, and I’m noticing a trend where they give you plastic cutlery. The bathrooms were not nice at all. Horrible!

Greeted by friendly staff at the desk. Great apps and drink selections. Glad buffet is back. The lady that’s in charge of overseeing the buffet area wasn’t very friendly. She didn’t care if her cart hits anybody. She never apologized or excused herself. She picked a tortilla chip that fell on another bowl with her gloved hand that she’s been using to clean the counter and push her cart.

Michael at the reception desk and Kevin the bartender were absolute studs. I like not having all the foot traffic everywhere and people bumping into you in the terminal. It was a nice and relaxing experience. Now, with the American Express Platinum Card, the cardholder gets complimentary access, the second guest pays $39. So, if you have someone you travel with a lot, get the additional card for $175 annual fee, IF YOU TRAVEL ALOT, so both can be complimentary access. The food was fresh, drinks are included, unless you want top shelf alcohol, that is NOT INCLUDED and have to pay additional. Wifi was good, you had club attendants cleaning the area. Boston had clam chowder soup and Lobster bisque. The clam chowder was very good. Overall, it was a very nice experience. The only thing that bothered me, and this has NOTHING TO DO with Delta or Delta Sky Club, were people looking at my wife and I as of we didn’t belong there. Yeah, those people were VERY OBVIOUS. I mean, we were the only brown people there, but, I had every right to be there and will ALWAYS be there. Just because of that, I’m going to keep my card.

This lounge was great. Clean, lots of seating, Location is right by security in A terminal. Got in free with credit card and had delicious breakfast, had tons of food choices both hot and cold.

Conveniently located in terminal A, enjoyed about 90 minutes here to relax before our flight. Clean, well appointed seating with lots of meal options and bar. Showers and bathrooms great! Staff are friendly with easy check in. Thank you Delta and American Express!

Small, but very nice for the size. They had a full bar, plenty of seating, nice restrooms, Starbucks Coffee Bar and a small but quality buffet. 2 hot soups including New England Clam Chowder. A few sandwiches and wrap options, fruit, veggie and chicken salad and 2 hot dishes.

Great lounge. Lots of space and different sitting options. Great food selections. Snacks or full meals. Nice bar. Large bathrooms.

Small on the outside, lots of seating and fantastic food selection on the inside Having stopped at dozens of Sky Clubs across the US is not uncommon to see the same selection of foods but was pleasantly happy to see a Northeastern favorite Clam Chowder, some chicken tinga with tortillas, a Citris shrimp salad, season hardboiled eggs, savory sandwiches, and more. I stopped at the bar to get a double vodka with Red Bull and the bartender was working alone, which seemed to backup the service (as she was looking up how to make what appeared to be a lemon drop martini) and after my quick request there was 4 people behind me. The staff we're very friendly and helpful especially in printing off boarding passes when our Delta app stopped working and showing our flights all together. The club was clean, the lighting not overly aggressive, and the music was modern and electronic to our liking. Looking forward to future return trips to Boston!

Guy at the entrance was super nice to let us in even though we had just arrived there and were not departing. And he also let me go in with my husband to freshen up without charging me. Really great people there. Just used the place to brush and grab some breakfast but loved it. Clean bathrooms and a lot of space as well. Food was delicious with really good options too! Really fresh English muffins, amazing frittatas, Delicious smoked salmon dip, surprisingly really really good waffles! They seem like croissant waffles for some reason with some powdered sugar on it, but whatever it was it was really good. Croissants were not flaky after a while, but overall really like the food and ambiance there.

One of two Delta Sky Clubs in Terminal A at Boston Logan, this location is a good oasis to relax and get some food in ya, before your flight. Like other Delta Sky Clubs, they allow you to enter AFTER your flight, so decided to stop into this location before heading out to get our rental car. That's one of the reasons why we don't check out luggage if we can avoid it, since once you get to baggage claims, you can't go back airside to go to the lounges (and we don't feel comfortable letting our bags not be claimed right away). The Delta app makes it look like this is the main Delta lounge at Logan, but there is a newer, bigger one in Terminal A, near Gate 18. This one is a bit older, and is visible right after you pass security. You take an elevator up to the 3rd floor. It's a nice lounge, with various types of seating, most with power outlets. Wifi is strong everywhere here. The views aren't much (especially compared to the new Sky Clubs being opened across the States).

This is a smaller sky Club but since they downsized the number of people who can enter into it has made it more manageable to finding a set and food lines. Plenty of places to charge your electronics.

This sky club is right after you cross security in A gates. We stopped here for breakfast. They had lots of great choices.. fresh oj, mango smoothie, assorted pastries, bagels, bread, bottles of milk and chocolate milk, waffles, breakfast potatoes, veggie quiche, yoghurt, fruits and chia seed pudding. They have a nice coffee machine that makes fresh cappuccino and espresso. They serve Mimosas after 8 AM. Restrooms are clean. Staff is on top of refilling the buffet and clearing your plates/cups.

Great Delta Sky Club Lounge in Boston right after you clear security and super close to the gates, very convenient. Very nice to have both the elevator and stairs option. Pretty crowded when we we came in last Sunday between 3:30-4:30 PM but seems clean and organized. Food was just okay but having that delicious clam chowder really puts a nice local touch. Bar was pretty small but their bartender Luis, was quite nice. House prosecco was good. Overall a good place to wait before your Delta flight. Just hope your flight isn't delayed, which were for our flight back to JFK. But other than that, no complaints and I'd be happy to come back anytime we're flying from Boston.

The new Delta Club is spacious and well run. The food is close to the level of an American Express Centurion Lounge and far superior to the bottom of the barrel American Airlines clubs. The internet is blazing fast, the work spaces are very spacious and well appointed with plenty of charging plugs and work space. The chill out areas are very very nice with huge TV screens. There is a full bar, much of it complimentary. The food offerings were wide ranging and tasty, hot plates, cold plates, snacks, salads, desserts. Again, close to the level of an American Express Centurion Lounge and far superior to the bottom of the barrel American Airlines. The staff was helpful, the rest rooms huge and spotless. Access was easy and the proximity to the gates.

Very nice amenity for Delta One passengers and Delta diamond medallion members, etc. I enjoyed some down time in this lounge after what seemed like a very long trek from terminal one to terminal three at Logan airport. There are no trains to take you to different terminals, so good luck if you are running late during a layover and have to go to another terminal for your next flight. Anywhoo, There is complimentary hot food and beverages (including alcohol), and ample seating. The restrooms were also clean and efficient. A few tvs for watching sports or news, and plenty outlets to charge your devices. This lounge is also conveniently located right after TSA in terminal 3, and you can take the stairs or elevator to reach the entrance. I believe there is also another sky lounge that is closer to the other gates that are further located from the TSA checkpoint. So you'll have your pick to choose from either lounge that is convenient to your assigned gate. highly recommend..and Shout out to bartender Sal, for his excellent customer service!!

This Delta Sky Club is just okay... It go the job done of getting some food before a morning flight, but nothing special. The fruit tasted old and just was gross. The lounge was smaller and I would recommend going to the other sky lounge if you have the chance. It is a lot nicer and better quality food!

Well the renovations are almost done! They added some new rooms that have large tables and wall booth type seating. The wall seating is not comfortable for a long sit but hey any extra seating is a good thing. Im here at 7pm and its pretty crowded. Normally its not as crowded as the other sky club.

Nice entry with good seating that provided great views of the airplanes. They offered a good amount of hot foods that tasted good for a lounge. Comfortable and relaxing.

Thank you for having gluten free broccoli cheddar soup. I filled up a Starbucks to go cup and made my way to the gate. Wish I could have enjoyed the lobster bisque. Staff was friendly. This club was less crowded than the others (I visited all of them in one day).

Least favorite of all Delta sky clubs. The food wasn't very fresh, no one was clearing tables and the seating is arranged in a way that there isn't enough easy access for everyone visiting the lounge. Because they have lots of larger seating areas with 6-8 chairs, they get taken by 2-3 people who spread out their bags so there's not enough room for everyone. Bar service was stingy and not very friendly, even with tips. Only the lovely lady emptying trash cans and the initial check-in were positive experiences. I'll skip it next time, and go to a bar.

I've been to more than two dozen Delta Sky Clubs and this one stacks up pretty well. It is located just inside security in Terminal A on the second level. The large window provides a nice overlook onto the terminal floor. The club is reasonably spacious with a nice bar and a buffet. There is a work bench and a counter where you can plug in your PC and spread out a little. On the three occasions I've visited, I've found the atmosphere to be reasonably relaxed. It's a comfortable place to await your flight time.

We were in Terminal 1, early for our flight, and flying with Delta so decided to check in with the Delta lounge for a snack. They have two lounges and we went to the one closest to security. They told us about the other lounge so we took the escalator down, which ended up being closer to our gate. It can be confusing, but go to this one. It is much bigger. They had a great variety of food - 2 types of sandwiches, 2 soups, mini salad bar, mac & cheese, and a variety of coffee types. They also have a full bar with a variety of complimentary options and alcohol for purchase. I tried everything and it was really good. They ended up bringing a mobile cart at dinner time with steak bites and their Delta Punch Cocktail. Both were really good and I liked that it was brought to us. Service as a whole was great and this really boosted it. The only complaint I have is that they have no canned or bottled beverages. I'm sure they have soda at the bar, but a lot of lounges have a fountain dispenser to grab a soda and they didn't. They only had a large container of water at the bar. Also, they wrap their fruit in plastic wrap. As in apples and pears. Fruits with skins. Delta stop that, it's bad for the environment. If you're in Terminal A it's worth stopping by if you're hungry or want a drink. Free for AmEx platinum holders. They're also completely re-doing the area so I imagine in a few months it will be much nicer.

This skyclub is on the small side. One might expect that would make it cramped, crowded and busy. I didn't find that to ne the case. The furniture is well laid out, tho somewhat worn. Outlets for charging stations were fully functional. Bathrooms were clean. The viewing window helps the time pass - people watching without staring down the people directly around you. The food is not great, but it's included and it's edible. The bar service and the staff manning the tables were excellent. It certainly was better than 8hrs at the gate!

Delta has TWO Sky Clubs in Boston Logan airport. There is a separate review for the Sky Club in the Satelite A terminal, which is roomier and has the same food/drinks. THIS Sky Club is in the main A terminal and is right above the TSA checkpoint. When you finish your groping and irradiation treatment from them, turn immediately to the left and look for the elevator. Check-in agents (we call them "club angels") are there for help with your travel troubles and have helped me a few times. Awesome service and these folks have access to things that the ticket counter agents and the gate agents can't do. Free drinks (including wine and spirits) and a good buffet of hot and cold snacks and cookies. Free wifi that seems a little quicker than the airport's wifi. Comfy seats in a quieter space than the regular terminal. Plenty of power outlets.

The first one when you first get into terminal A was super nice and big and awesome but since my flight was leaving out of gate 13, they suggested that I go to the one by gate 18, it's new but tiny, and not as friendly but did the job. It's packed though so not relaxing. The food was decent. It did its job for waiting at the airport.

I would definitely recommend coming into the club for a quick snack or meal, providing you have a membership and you don't have a 'large' appetite or you don't mind making multiple trips. It is a buffet with very small plates. They have elevated their food. Today I had a mini apricot prosciutto croissant sandwich, yummy. And New England Clam Chowder, which rivals Legal Seafood. I finished my meal off with coconut pineapple with Greek yogurt. There is plenty of seating for relaxing, working, even sitting with a large group.

Not impressed with this location but when it's your only choice you do what you do. First off checking in I was questioning regarding name on the CC. Been traveling with an AX Platinum for over 2 decades and now I am questioned for having my middle name on my card. Food was decent but not impressive like other Clubs I have visited over the years. Finally, having non working power outlets is either poor leadership, poor management or more than likely all of the above plus a dose of laziness. Do better Delta, your customers deserve it.

Holy shit this everything about this place is nice AF! I can't believe how sexy this lounge is & if you're a member of 1 of deltas skymiles programs or whatever everything is free!

Can get crowded depending on when you come but overall this is a great place to just hang out and chill before your flight. I was able to bring my wife and my two kids in and we were able to find a table to sit all of us. Kids had a blast just walking around freely while my wife and I were enjoying the food and drinks. Food and drinks are great and all, but honestly my favorite part about the lounge was the bathroom lol. It was very clean and well-maintained.

Highly recommend! I really like this delta sky club. Ample seating and a nice selection of food and drinks. I'm normally flying out of BOS in the mornings, which means the bar often isn't open when I'm there. But I enjoy getting to have a light breakfast and coffee from the espresso machine. There is also a wide selection of tea from Harney and Sons - which is one of my favorite tea companies. One thing I really like about this lounge is that the stalls in the ladies restroom are very deep. So you AND your luggage will easily fit in the stall. I really dislike not having space for my luggage in airport bathrooms. As an aside, the lotion and mouthwash are great and very clearly marked but that didn't stop my sleepy self from trying to use them as soap the last time I was there!

I've been a delta member for a few years and have been to a few sky lounges across the country. This one ranked somewhere in the middle of the pack. Mostly because the prepared food options were just ok. Wraps were soggy and pasta salad was bland. The fruit was just tangerine, many of which were bruised. I will say that service was exceptional. Everyone was friendly and very polite. The lounge and restrooms were clean and the staff was attentive to pick up after guests and sanitize as needed. It's an expensive perk at $40 per person if you don't have upgraded statuses but if you plan to be at the airport a few hours and need a comfortable place to relax or get work done, I highly recommend using the Delta lounge. The comfort and satisfaction of having my own space, plugs everywhere, clan facilities, and endless snacks makes long hours at the airport tolerable.

In some airports, an airline club isn't that big of an upgrade (minus the food and drink) because the airport is nicer and updated. For Boston/Logan, it's a huge upgrade because there's a lot to be desired in the general airport area. So perhaps I'm a star or two higher because of that, but I will say it's overall a nice and relaxing area when having to wait. The space is large, and the view of the runway and nature (not city) skyline is neat. The food options seem pretty standard but are a bit more quantity than I'm used to. I'm not sure why, but there wasn't a bartender there always; it was kind of a waiting game whenever you wanted a drink, but they were made well and stiff, just as needed and appreciated. If you're here for a long while, go ahead and pay for it; it'll be worth it, especially if you get a discount because of the SkyMiles credit card or some other thing. If you already get in, why wouldn't you go?

Amazing. Five stars. The food wasn't too great, they have better food at the Centurion Lounges, but for free food, I'll take it. The lounge by the A18 gate was really spacious - plenty of seats to go around. The service is also amazing. Five stars. Delta employees can't be nicer.

Both Sky Clubs have roughly the same amenities but this one is most likely going to be less crowded. Free beer and food. They charge for bottles alcohol and liquor

Decent amount of space but only one bar tucked in the corner and small food area. Under renovation so maybe that will prompt a revamp of the limited and not great food selection. Not nearly as good as other Sky Clubs.

I love the Delta Sky Lounge. It's not the best lounge I have ever been in, but it's still pretty great. I wouldn't pay to enter; it's not worth the $50 price tag (I'd expect better food at least), but we get in free from my fiance's Platinum status, so we were happy. It's obviously much nicer than waiting in the general terminal. It was fairly empty at 4 pm on a weekday, the staff were friendly, and there's nice big windows with a view of the runway. There's free wine (red or white), beer (limited crappy domestic beers - I wish they offered at least one craft beer), and ample options of well drinks. There were plenty of snacks including hot foods like Thai Chicken Soup and Butternut Squash soup, salad bar items like a nice tortellini pasta salad, antipasti like marinated mushrooms, fresh fruit, and other assorted packaged snack foods like cheese, crackers, olive tapenade, hummus, and a big dispenser of trail mix and popcorn. There's also desserts like fresh cookies and cheesecake. Don't miss the chocolate-covered toffee cheesecake! Yum! Also, don't miss the delicious minty water! I filled up my water bottle and brought that on the plane! It's the best and so refreshing! There's plenty of comfortable seating: armchairs, couches, desks, etc. And of course, there's free Wi-Fi and clean restrooms.

This Sky Club was total crap and not worth the fee charged for entry. Had a mid-morning flight; bar was not staffed so couldn't get a mixed drink or even a soda, which inexplicably was only available from the bar. Food offerings were minimal and "hot" breakfast items were ice cold. Expresso machine wasn't working. Tables were not cleaned or bussed and trash was present. Will never waste my time here again.

Custodial staff love slamming steel trash receptacle tops at 07:00 in the morning when people are trying to just relax.

This sky club is better than the ones in Delta's hq Atlanta. The atmosphere is less chaotic, it is cleaner, and the food is better. It is disappointing though that they play FOX in the TV. Anything else would be fine. Delta Sky Clubs are a dream for introverts who travel for business.

Chillin in the lounge waiting for my flight. Haven't had the best experience thus far. For starters, I was waiting in line to check in as an amex platinum member taking a delta flight. First issue: The gentleman in front of me scanned his first class boarding pass and the receptionist denied him entry and explained that even though you are a sky miles member flyin first, you don't get access to the lounge. What she should have done was 1) not be so rude while she explained that to him and 2) explained that it is a $29 fee to come in instead of sending him off. Second issue: the espresso machine was out of milk. None of the staff cared to refill it but there was milk on the side of the coffee, including almond milk. Third issue: there is a sign in the bar that says "bartender selection" which was some grapefruit cocktail. On the bottom of the sign it says "enjoy with our compliments". I asked the bartender about it and he said that it was a premium drink so it's not included with entry. Just a few drinks are included so don't be mislead. There was some seating available at 5:30pm on sunday afternoon and sufficient plugs. It was clear for the most part but there were many cookie crumbs below my seat that were not attended to. Seems like many guests enjoy the soup and cookies. Overall this was okay at best but wasn't impressed with the service that other yelpers raved about.

So this SkyClub doesn't have the greatest amenities, but it is ALWAYS flawless and the staff here is superb. They are pleasant and helpful whether it is 5:00am or 8:00pm. They make my flying experience with Delta that much better and that is why Delta continues to be my favorite airline. I don't know if any of them will see this but I hope they do. Thank you guys for what you do! On another note- strong wifi signal, espresso machine is always working, fresh fruit, plenty of seating and outlets.

Beautiful club, like most Delta Sky Clubs...this one has great views of the tarmac and tons of seating. Lots of food options, including hot dishes and healthy choices. The staff is always helpful and super professional.

Great SkyClub! Roomy. Lots of outlets. Years ago got to bump into Steven Tyler from Aerosmith here (Boston Guy!). Lots of fresh food for breakfast.

First time here and it's a-ok. Lots of seating options- a quieter side and a side with the food and drinks. It's just nice to have a quieter space to relax with space and plenty of charging options. The gates are so crowded. We had a three hour layover and this made it comfortable. The check-in staff was personable and the bartender was efficient and nice.

The place is too small for the volume of traffic generated at this airport. The club is very well kept and nice selection of food and drink options

Such a pleasure to step out of the busy hustle and crowds of the airport into a zone of quiet and comfort. Plenty of seating options free of crowds and with a nice selection of food and boozy beverages available. The staff were all friendly, professional, and went out of their way to be helpful. A great way to start any trip!

Good lounge. Great bartender. I came in planning on a 20 minute stop before my flight. 4 hours later, my flight was still delayed and the friendly bartender was about the only cheerful aspect of this experience. The food buffet was typical of Sky Clubs, except the minestrone soup was way better than usual! I had two bowls because it was loaded with veggies and none of the typical grease. Me and my health thank you sincerely! Otherwise, it was the standard spread of crackers, hummus, some veggies, popcorn, salads with chicken stuff, other meat and rice stuff, brownies, cheese cubes, and I think some more chicken stuff. I only had the soup with some crackers. And three vodka sodas. :)

This might be the best Skyclub I have ever been in. Clean, friendly and a large enough bathroom... The food even seems better.

Great guest service agents and selection of food and beverages! Glad Delta changed their policy!!!

3.5 Stars- Average between the two Delta has 2 sky clubs at BOS each with its own pluses and minuses Main Terminal- 3 stars (right past TSA Pre-Check security in A) ----------------------------------- +upgraded with new furniture +tons of power outlets +upgraded Starbucks machine for coffee, latte, hot chocolate -small and and odd seating layout - can get extremely crowded and loud - only open until 7:30 pm, but opens up at 4:30 am Satellite Terminal- 4 stars (Starbucks A18) ----------------------------------- + Large layout with plenty of seating options + separate business work area +large quite area +upgraded Starbucks machine for coffee, latte, hot chocolate +Nice open window to watch planes come and go, as well as the sunset/sun rise + Open until 9 PM if you have a later flight -plugs are iffy at times, especially in the quite area -it can get a bit loud and crowded at times, especially during peak hours *Wifi is now password protected and changes monthly.

First time in an airport lounge and this definitely changes the foundation of what it means to travel for me. I am a very minimalist traveler- get through your journey efficiently, save your cash for the destination. If it were an option- I would fly there on a paper airplane, or at least try it once- if it would save me money. Today was unusually hectic- traffic for hours prior to arriving- crazy lines at security- completely exhausting. I would have paid up to the cost of my ticket to get into some peace and quiet without having to through the security checkpoint again. I walked in the door and felt instant relief. Then, I checked in with the attendant and went to slide my card, only to find that this type of card allows me complimentary access to the Sky Lounge. I was very pleased to say the least. The food selection isn't huge- but that's perfect. Most of the choices are light and fresh- which is very considerate of the needs of the weary traveler. Downstairs you'll pay $25 for the same meal, have to wait in a massive line, and peace and quiet is unpredictable. The difference between price and value is such an important consideration while traveling. Even if your entry isn't complimentary, a visit might be just what you need to take the edge off of your trip. Highly recommended.

Excellent place to hang out before a trip. Membership available many different ways. Comfortable digs. Peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the main airport waiting areas. Centrally located for easy access to all terminals immediately following security check. Polite and fri belt staff and the food and drink available are always excellent. Open very early.

Boston to Atlanta to Los Angeles after being diverted from JFK during "Frozen America" storm Grayson and Eleneor.

Great service. Friendly staff. The one star is for the subsequent 4.5 hour flight with violent food poisoning. Avoid the chicken salad. Written from an ER bed.

This sky club is small and crowded. Also, none of the charging stations worked. We had to find a seat near an outlet in the wall. I know, first world problems but, when you are expecting a certain service, you want it to be there. Oh and it's stuffy in here.