Delta Sky Club

Had a tough time getting in even though I qualified for admittance (checked Delta's own Sky Club admittance policy carefully before heading up the elevator). But it's not the entrance hostesses' fault--Delta has such convoluted and ever-changing policies for their lounge / club access. Basically they just want you to get their purple Delta Reserve American Express, which is not a good deal itself as it has so many of its own restrictions and is all but useless for international lounges. Anyways I had a First Class ticket (even higher than "Premium Select"), I am a Gold Medallion, *and* I'm traveling on an international itinerary. Yes you need all three of these to qualify for admittance if you don't have that damn purple card. Confusing as heck. The hostess wouldn't let me in because even her system wasn't checking all the boxes properly. Supervisor came over and showed her where to click to show the "international" on a "code share" connecting flight. Sheesh! Not a fun experience to argue your qualification to enter the lounge. Overall a solid 4-star lounge. Food was decently good, quiet and professional ambiance. Not a ZOO like other lounges.

A great place to wait for your flight if you have some time. This was my first time visiting the Delta SkyMiles Club at Reagan National and I was really glad I tried it. The lounge is right above the B gate entrance, so it’s easy to get to and you get a good view of the concourse below. Inside it felt calm and open. WIth one whole wall of windows onto the concourse. The colors are Delta Dark blue, light blue and grey for the seating and carpeting and wood siding. There were a lot of different seating options whether you’re by yourself or with a group. The staff were friendly and professional, which made the visit feel welcoming right away. There’s a food bar and drink bar, plus a self-serve area with soft drinks and cookies, which I thought was a nice touch. The food options had a fair salad bar with some good protein options (chicken and pork). A guest treated me to this. It was $50 for the pass, which seems to be the standard, and it worked out fine for us. They have a wifi network and provide the password as you enter. There are screens with flight times on several walls and television stations playing. Overall it was a comfortable break from waiting at the gate, and a much nicer way to pass the time before boarding.

Nice lounge. Very comfortable and premium, miles ahead of United Club. Limited but tasty food options considering most flights from DCA are relatively short anyway. Seating is plentiful. One thing I disliked is the coffee, those beans are nasty! Please Delta invest in better beans, that’s all I’m asking for :)

Very nice skyclub with view of the river and the capitol. Staff was very nice as well l. Very clean and quiet to relax or work in. One of the nicer delta sky lounges I have been in.

A good-sized lounge for the amount of delta traffic at this airport. Seldom crowded unless bad weather forces a lot of delays and cancellations. Plenty of seating, and most have power and a table surface for eating. Not as many of the little white movable tables are needed as at ATL. Restrooms are tucked away in a far corner, but there is plenty of capacity. Nice comfortable bar area, a quiet room, and a mini conference table are all on offer (see photos). Often, a special complimentary welcome beverage, just inside the door. Food is pretty much standard issues Sky club, but well presented and frequently refreshed. All in all, it's a good place to wait for your flight, and a godsend if flights are delayed or scrambled.

My first time here Friday evening while waiting to board my Delta flight. The lounge is spacious and clean, with lots of seating area! Decent food options and light bites. They also have a full bar but only select drinks/brands are complimentary—you have to pay extra for the premium wines/spirits or signature cocktails.

The Delta Lounge in Washington D.C. exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I entered, I was greeted warmly by the staff who efficiently checked me in. The lounge itself was spacious and well-designed, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustling airport. The seating options were comfortable, and there were plenty of outlets to charge my devices. The food selection was impressive, with a variety of fresh salads, hot dishes, and delicious snacks. The bar had a great selection of beverages, including complimentary cocktails made to order. Overall, the Delta Lounge in D.C. provided a relaxing and enjoyable experience, making my wait for my flight incredibly pleasant. I would definitely recommend it to anyone traveling through D.C.!

A very nice and cozy lounge with views of the runway. I thought the food was very good as well and overall the lounge is clean and spacious, while also less crowded than other lounges. I wish they wouldn't charge for premium drinks like the Centurion offers, but overall this still seemed like a step up from their new Centurion lounge neighbor across the terminal. I will definitely return.