Delta Sky Club

A nice place to relax before your flight This Delta Sky Club is located in the Salt Lake City International Airport. There is a check-in counter where you confirm your eligibility before entering. There are many entry options that require a Delta Sky Club membership (or other qualifying credentials) plus a same-day boarding pass for a Delta or partner flight. I got in as a plus one to a member, which made access easy and convenient. The club offers a lot of seating options, though it can get crowded during peak times. Amenities include a bar, a food area, various types of open seating, business rooms, and phone rooms. Part of it looks out onto the parking apron and gates with an absolutely beautiful view of the mountains. They have what looks like a sunroom that is accessible but separate from all other areas. The bar and food area are near to the back and far away from the entrance. The men’s restroom only had a single stall so you might have to wait. The food options were very nice and the staff were very friendly and efficient, picking up plates and cleaning up tables as they became available. Overall, it was nice and a good place to wait for your flight if you have the opportunity. I would recommend this to fellow travelers looking for a comfortable spot to unwind before their flight. Enjoy.

The Delta Sky Club was a lifesaver for us when we had a long wait for our flight, with five texts telling us as we waited that the flight was delayed, and then delayed again and again and again. The lounge was very comfortable, quiet, with wifi hookup, surprisingly good food, lots of light, and very helpful and courteous wait staff. The Delta employee who checked us into the club came up to ask how we were doing and to talk quite a while, and couldn't have been friendlier. All of this made the wait for the constantly delayed flight much more pleasant than it would have been otherwise.

When we arrived it was somewhat busy. This is my first time ever at a place like this. My first impression was, this place is full of privilege people, and not for their privileges that they may have, but for their privilege attitude. About the food. It is actually good. I was surprised. The drinks 🍸 are good, and the service is better. After a while you get used to it and it is enjoyable.

I had the best experience at the Delta Sky Lounge before my flight to LAX. Lesia at the check-in kiosks was incredibly kind. After a long day of travel, delays, and rebooked connections, her warm welcome truly made a difference. I cannot sing her praises enough! Her customer service is absolutely five stars. Inside the lounge, Gio at the bar was just as wonderful. He greeted every guest right away and was attentive, friendly, and professional. The buffet was fully stocked, and the snacks really hit the spot. Overall, it was such a positive experience. Delta is lucky to have team members like Lesia and Gio! I’ll be sure to visit this Delta lounge again.

The lounge in terminal A: Among the most spacious lounges I've been in. Escalators are required to go up to the service area. Several bars, multiple sitting areas. Liz at the bar was attentive and thoughtful. Had a glass of brut bubbles and a bowl of chili. Bright. Airy. And around gate A27, mid way between the Delta gates.

I don't really do reviews, but I have a few minutes and feel like my experience might be of value to someone... On the plus side, it's not crowded anymore since the airport now has two Sky Clubs. The new one is very impressive. And spacious. The new club's view of the Wasatch while seated at the floor-to-ceiling windows is spectacular. The staff were very friendly and accommodating as always. I was a little surprised that two different times I was distracted when 5 or 6 of the staff would slowly form a group like they were all on break or something. Both times they started out talking, but soon were all laughing and talking quite loudly. Louder than I've experienced in any Sky Club. I wouldn't want to rain on anyone's good time, but it was unexpected and uncomfortable to more than a few of us nearby. But the main driver for me to take the time to write a review was the food. Yes, it's still good. Nothing like the Seattle location, but still "Salt Lake good." But...what is UP with the hard cookies? They used to be something to look forward to, but the last couple times to Salt Lake, both kinds of cookies have been terrible. Granted, I don't love that they are a lot smaller, but, they don't taste fresh and they're as hard as 3 or 4 day-old cookies. It also has not gone unnoticed that the naan bread pieces are small now. As are the three different cheeses. Not that it's a complaint, because I'll just serve more pieces. But, believe me, frequent visitors notice these things.

It can get a little busy pretty quickly. There's pod rooms, a printer, and multiple bars. There's a observing sky deck that has a open roof feel so you can get some outside air. Food was good but not as many options. The brownies were delicious. Both alcohol and non-alcoholic had many options.

Salt Lake City Delta Sky Club (Terminal A, Upstairs) – 4 Stars The Salt Lake City Delta Sky Club in Terminal A is a well-equipped lounge with several noteworthy features, though there’s still room for improvement. The lounge offers great accessibility, including a dedicated office on the east side that is wheelchair-friendly. On the west side, there are booths providing privacy and some soundproofing, ideal for sensitive conversations or individuals needing a quieter space. The atmosphere is calm, with minimal overhead announcements—you won’t hear the usual reminders about unattended luggage or no smoking. Conveniently, you can leave your bags in your chair while stepping away to the restroom, and no one seems to mind. The lounge has two bars and two buffets offering identical breakfast, lunch, and dinner services, with a good variety of options, including vegetarian selections. While the food is complimentary and tasty, adding a grill for made-to-order items like burgers, paninis, or salads would enhance the experience significantly. The bathrooms are outstanding, with floor-to-ceiling doors for maximum privacy, no-touch entry with a wave of your hand, and a dedicated staff keeping them spotless. The lounge provides excellent views of the area between Terminals A and B (still under construction), and the outdoor seating area, complete with radiant heat, is a standout feature. The overall atmosphere is enjoyable once inside, though it does get busy, and lines can be long both outside and for amenities like showers or food. Delta’s upcoming changes to Sky Club access policies may help alleviate congestion, but until then, it remains a popular and often crowded space. Despite this, the combination of features and comfort makes it a solid choice for travelers. A few upgrades, particularly to dining options, could make it exceptional.